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The Misperceptions of Radio section contains the 10 commonly-held misperceptions of radio, and a collection of Power Point slides to help you have a fact-based conversation with your clients about the power of radio.


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Accountants/Tax Services

Most Americans continue to favor raising taxes on corporations, higher-income households

With Congress considering legislation that would extend the tax cuts passed during the first Trump administration, a majority of Americans continue to say taxes should be increased, not decreased, for large businesses and corporations. They also say this for household income over $400,000 a year.

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Miscellaneous

3 Things to know: Shifting tax refund plans, NFL widens interest gap, and American prebiotic soda consumption

The clock is ticking closer to the April 15 tax deadline. The latest CivicScience data among those filing taxes this year finds a majority (51%) reporting they've already filed. Meanwhile, 22% haven't filed, but plan to do so by the end of March. Concerns about filing taxes are prevalent – 48% of consumers say they have concerns about filing their taxes this year – most commonly making a mistake (19%) or not having enough to pay if they owe money (17%).

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Retail Market

5 years after pandemic lockdowns, is retail back to normal?

In early March 2020, as the COVID-19 virus spread to more countries, the retail industry began to contemplate the possible implications, but a stark reality swiftly sank in. By March 11, the World Health Organization had declared the outbreak a pandemic, and retailers deemed nonessential initiated temporary store closures almost immediately.

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