Just in case you had been suffering delusions that Republicans have improved on basic arithmetic or responsible governance, House Speaker John Boehner and presidential aspirant Mitt Romney on Tuesday made sure to …
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Peter S. Goodman: Republicans Keep Pandering On Taxes
In addition to teeing up another debt limit fight for the lame duck session of Congress later this year, by demanding dollar-for-dollar budget cuts in exchange for new borrowing authority, House Speaker John Boehner also …
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Boehner Sets Up Repeat Of Debt Limit Catstrophe | TPMDC
Kansas House Republicans were accused of “political thuggery” after cutting off debate to pass a controversial tax plan that may cost the state at least $2 billion over five years.
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Here are the events and bills (some are currently in House and Senate committees) that have thus far defined ecommerce taxation .
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The Evolution of Internet Sales and Use Taxes | Noobpreneur …
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State House Roundup- Internet Taxes , Certificate of Need, and Medicaid. By Grant Bosse on April 27, 2012.
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The House also passed a bill that would collapse the state's six income tax brackets into three– resulting in a cut for most people. That bill passed by the same margin after members approved an amendment that would delay ..
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House trims income taxes, future uncertain in Senate
As millions of Americans held their nose on tax day and sent their money to Washington, the House and the Senate were also focused on taxes .
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The bottom line on election-year taxes | Richmond Times-Dispatch
Via Think Progress: “As ThinkProgress has detailed, the House Republican budget, authored by Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan (R-WI), pays for massive tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans by cutting spending from programs that primarily benefit lower-income Americans. While giving an average of $187000 to each millionaire, the budget finds 62 percent of its cuts from programs that benefit the lower- and middle-classes, kicking millions off of food stamps, gutting Pell Grants, and slashing Medicare and Medicaid
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Ryan Budget Raises Taxes For Poor, Cuts Taxes For Rich
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