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The Wednesday Accrual: August 06, 2025

08/06/2025
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Trump Abruptly Ends Clean Energy Tax Incentives while States Hurry in Completing Renewable Energy Projects
President Trump abruptly ended clean energy tax credits originally set through 2030s, cutting off financial support on wind and solar projects. Under the new law, projects must begin construction by July 4, 2026, and operational by the end of 2027 to qualify. In response, states are rushing to fast-track permitting, grid connections, and save projects due to sudden change.
Industry leaders warn the rollback increases electricity prices, slow clean energy deployment, and shifts investments toward blue states instead. Trump falsely called renewables expensive and unreliable, despite statistical evidence portraying otherwise. Critics have forecasted electricity rates could increase 9–18% by 2035, costing households an extra $170 annually.
đź’Ž Rare Accounting Oddities
Who is the only Gospel disciple that really get accountant’s fiscal year-end closing stress?
Meet St. Matthew the Evangelist, a Gospel writer who used to be a tax collector. He is currently the official patron saint of accountants, bookkeepers, and tax professionals worldwide.
Before sainthood, Matthew worked at Roman tax booths in Capernaum. However, when Jesus said “Follow me,” he left the numbers game and started evangelizing, writing the first Gospel of the New Testament.
He’s celebrated on September 21, being the heavenly support for anyone wrangling numbers. So next time reconciliations feel like a miracle, just remember: St. Matthew’s watching over your balance sheets.
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Trump Proposes Granting Legal Status for Undocumented Immigrant Farmworkers Amidst Manual Labor Shortage
President Trump is planning to grant undocumented farmworkers legal status to those who've lived in the U.S. for years. He acknowledged farmers’ reliance on these workers, suggesting a “pass back” allowing deported laborers to return legally. Though no formal policy exists, Trump hinted at possible executive action despite congressional approval for immigration law changes.
He argued that immigrants are better suited for harsh farm labor than inner-city Americans, claiming they "don’t get a bad back." The scheme is pressure by agriculture and hospitality industries, warning deportations might cripple other sectors. While the proposal supports immigrant advocates, it risks backlash from hard-right conservatives who view it as amnesty.
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