taxes

Ed and Elaine Brown of Plainfield, New Hampshire, tried to avoid paying their taxes and got thrown in jail, leaving behind what is now one of the most beautiful properties in the state.

The IRS and State of Maine Revenue Services recently announced that some individuals and businesses affected by severe storms and flooding in January will now have until this summer to file their taxes.

We've all done it. Loaded all the required info needed into a "free" online tax filing company, only to find out they want some sort of payment at the very end before you submit. Well, relief for many is here.

If you own property in Maine, you may be aware that your taxes are higher than the rest of the country, and Mainers are feeling the pinch once again.

There are a lot of states that tax social security, but there are only three states in New England that do it.

File this under WTF.

We think these are pretty valid.

We may be neighbors, but there are a lot of differences in the way Maine and New Hampshire do things in their respective states.

This may surprise you.

According to WGME, if you had a baby in 2020 and have nor received a stimulus payment for that child, you could be entitled to $1,100 in additional stimulus money. If the child was born between January 1st, 2020 and December 31st, 2020 and the parents meet the income requirements, they could get the extra money...

Dover's City Manager said the city's property assessment protocol was interrupted due to the COVID-19 pandemic and wasn't completed on time.

This year, the Urban Oasis giveaway is in beautiful Portland, ME.

Ride-share? You might end up paying a steeper fee.

A new bill would get rid of most vehicle inspections, citing a "waste of taxpayer money."

By March of next year, many of us will be thinking the same thing; enough winter!

One small Granite State town recently lost $17,000 in a set of transactions. According to Seacoast Online, New Hampshire communities are losing tons of money because the state of Maine allows non-government agents to register fleets of trucks from the Granite State for less money...