COVID-19, Las Vegas and IRS tax forms
Nevada woman pleads guilty to fraudulently seeking COVID-19 tax credits
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (KOLO) - A Nevada woman has pleaded guilty to fraudulently seeking nearly $100 million in COVID-19 tax credits. The DOJ says that Candies Goode-McCoy of Las Vegas conspired with others to file tax returns seeking fraudulent benefits based on the employee retention credit and paid sick and family leave credit.
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The Super Bowl just wrapped up in New Orleans, and already the NFL has locations lined up for its next three championships.
A new law has vastly expanded opportunities for federal authorities to detain migrants who end up in police custody in Nevada ...
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Gas prices on the rise in Las Vegas; refinery law in effect in CaliforniaGas prices in the Las Vegas valley have jumped this week, up 14 cents since Sunday according to Gas Buddy. It’s a seasonal ...
Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez is on a short list of candidates vying to become the superintendent of Nevada’s ...
Students at UNLV are working hard to bring popular music festival, Up & Up, to one of the biggest party cities in the world.
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Nearly half of Nevada trooper positions remain vacant: ‘More dangerous roads for everyone’Nearly half of all Nevada State Police trooper positions are vacant two years after the Legislature worked to solve the staffing crisis and as leadership warns open positions are affecting safety.
Nevada State Parks announced a new partnership between the Nevada State Parks Foundation and the Las Vegas Brewing Company.
If the City Council affirms the 1,480 upscale residential homes — proposed by Lennar Homes on the former Badlands golf course ...
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