AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSelf-Employed Taxes: Vermont’s self-remitted federal tax burden rose 58.3% per return from 2021 to 2025—the nation’s third-fastest increase—to $5,823, according to an analysis of IRS data. Working Lands Grants: Vermont farms, food businesses and forest-products companies can apply for $10,000 to $50,000 grants for equipment, infrastructure, workforce training and other projects. Applications close Dec. 10. Workforce Pipeline: More than 1,200 high school students recently met 60-plus employers at a career event showcasing in-demand jobs, as Vermont faces a shrinking workforce. The Vermont Tech Jam, set for Oct. 24, offers employers another chance to connect with talent. Trade and Energy: Canada accounts for 62% of Vermont’s international goods trade, underscoring the state’s exposure to tariff shifts. Vermont also ranked second nationally for energy efficiency, a potential advantage for household and business costs. Data Center Debate: With residents nationwide wary of data center impacts, Vermont towns are pursuing local restrictions after Gov. Phil Scott vetoed a bill proposing state regulations.
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