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Modernizing partnership taxation
Partnership tax reform should be a key part of the current and upcoming tax policy debate, with large parts of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) set to expire at the end of 2025. Partnerships represent almost 30 percent of all business income in the United States, now outnumbering C corporations. For federal tax purposes, partners are taxed directly on their share of the partnership’s income and activities.
The highs and lows of a local strawberry farm
As the weather is finally warming up, outdoor activities are becoming more popular, including strawberry picking. We hear from Reagan Family Farms, a small local farm in the heart of Fayetteville. Ozarks at Large strawberriesfamily farmingFayettevillefeatures
NWA Fashion Week offers a platform to designers and models in the region
Northwest Arkansas may not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of fashion. But thanks to Interform that's changing. Interform’s NWA Fashion Week is the last week in March, spreading across three days, each show with a different theme. The themes revolve around community, creativity and industry, bringing much more than just fashion to Arkansas.
Survey reveals Kingston students' recycling confusion
A survey asking Kingston students about their recycling habits revealed that just under 30% of students visit a recycling point to dispose of rubbish that can’t be recycled at home but just under 70% do not know where their local recycling point is. The sign “don’t recycle at home” can easily be overlooked, and is often found on plastic bags containing bread, crisp packets and chocolate wrappers.
Loneliness in London
Students leaving small towns and village homes and coming to university in London can find the change overwhelming. Starting in close knit communities and quieter areas and then being swept up in loud city life, KU students shared their thoughts with us about tackling loneliness whilat surrounded by people.
England 2-2 Belgium: Bellingham’s last-gasp strike rescues England
Jude Bellingham bagged an injury-time equaliser to save England from a second successive defeat in their 2-2 draw against Belgium, in an international friendly on Tuesday. The Real Madrid midfielder slotted the ball into the bottom right corner in the 95th minute after substitute James Maddison found him in the middle of the box, causing an eruption of applause from the Wembley crowd.
Being diagnosed with PCOS whilst at University
Being told you have a condition where there is little knowledge of its cause and even less knowledge surrounding its treatments is any student’s worst nightmare. Unfortunately, it has become the reality for many women who are diagnosed with PCOS. Formerly known as Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, the condition affects an estimated one in ten women. However, according to the World Health Organisation, up to 70% of sufferers are believed to still be undiagnosed.
Are overdrafts important for KU students?
VIDEO One of the perks of opening a student bank account is the overdraft facility. However, the facility can split public opinion. So, we have decided to ask KU students whether having an overdraft is important to their student lifestyle. Post navigation
Rising cost of commuting - River Online
At Kingston, we have a huge proportion of students that commute every day to university – over 50% of students live at home or off campus. Not only do they face the reccuring battle of delays, cancellations and traffic but they now also find themselves in a situation where the cost of commuting is increasing, leaving them in situations where they may have to miss a class or two.
Parents struggle to supporting their children at university
As the cost of living rises, parents now struggle even more with the pressures and strains to support their children who are studying at University. Jasmine, a KSA student admitted that her studies had caused further pressure on her parents finances. She said she feels lucky to receive small instalments from her parents but also feels guilty receiving money in addition to her loan.
The UK's technical recession explained
The UK fell into a technical recession at the end of 2023 as GPD dropped by 0.3% between September and December, it was announced on Thursday by the Office for National Statistics. A recession occurs when the economy, which is measured by Gross Domestic Product (GDP), falls over two consecutive three-month periods, or two quarters. GDP is the value of all the goods and services that the UK produces.
The River News roundup podcast
Three Kingston University students discuss all the biggest stories from the latest edition of The Rier newspaper. From questions about why academic misconduct levels are high here at Kingston to debating the causes and concerns around the attainment gaps of students in minority groups, our journalists offer their candid and truthful views in this episode. Listen and watch as Jackson Hall, Natasha Sibanda and Grace Henley take you through their breakdown of all the news and features from this term.
Requests to University for mental health support rise
Kingston University wellbeing services had nearly twice as many calls for help, compared with 2019, according to our exclusive research. Demand reached its peak last academic year with approximately 757 students contacting the mental health team – almost double the 398 students in 2019-20. A former psychology student at Kingston University, who dropped out as a result of her poor mental health, described her experience: “I felt down and stressed out.
A millennial at prayer
(Photo: Unsplash/Micah Hallahan) If you're anything like me, you've hit a point or two in your walk of faith where you've come to a dead end. Everything is a mess. There are no words to begin to describe the despair you're going through. For me, this has been an ongoing struggle. Like so many Millennials out there, I am constantly wracked with the question of whether or not I am making the right choices.
A millennial at prayer
By Grace Henley, Voices Contributor | Thursday, December 27, 2018 (Photo: Unsplash/Micah Hallahan) If you’re anything like me, you’ve hit a point or two in your walk of faith where you’ve come to a dead end. Everything is a mess. There are no words to begin to describe the despair you’re going through. For me, this has been an ongoing struggle. Like so many Millennials out there, I am constantly wracked with the question of whether or not I am making the right choices.
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