John Gregg, the Democratic candidate for governor, proposed big cuts in corporate taxes Wednesday. It’s the second element in a tax plan that includes Gregg’s proposal to eliminate the sales tax on gasoline.
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Gregg proposes corporate tax cut
Putting on the Super Bowl lost Indianapolis just over $1 million. But it turns out that the taxes the city took in actually look good compared to other recent Super Bowl hosts’ collections.
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Indy’s XLVI tax take relatively good
When reviewing the effect of taxes on your investments, it is important to understand that many items currently in the federal tax code are scheduled to expire after Dec. 31, 2012.
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Money Matters: Tax Tips For 2012
When reviewing the effect of taxes on your investments, it is important to understand that many items currently in the federal tax code are scheduled to expire after Dec. 31, 2012.
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Money Matters: Tax Tips For 2012
When reviewing the effect of taxes on your investments, it is important to understand that many items currently in the federal tax code are scheduled to expire after Dec. 31, 2012.
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Money Matters: Tax Tips For 2012
Apple paid a collective tax rate of 9.8 percent around the globe in 2011 while Wal-Mart paid 24 percent, according to a recent New York Times investigation. Jeffrey Brown, the Times’ Charles Duhigg and economist Martin Sullivan discuss how Apple uses offices in Nevada and elsewhere to minimize its taxes and maximize profits.
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How Apple, Other Tech Companies Take Advantage of Tax Code
April 18, 2012. THE HUXTABLE TAX : “Movements to raise taxes on the 'wealthy' distort the facts since the tax code is already highly progressive.” Posted by Glenn Reynolds at 2:00 pm.
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Today on Off Duty: SmartMoney’s Kelli Grant shares Tax Day deals, Alexandra Cheney previews the 2012 Tribeca Film Festival, and Robert Frank returns with Money Talks.
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‘Avengers’ At Tribeca, Sled Dogs in Alaska, Tax Day Deals — Off Duty Tuesday
From what qualifies for energy and earned income tax credits to filing married but separated, Tony King answers your tax questions.
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Answers To Last-Minute Tax Questions
” If you buy from an online retailer like Amazon or Overstock today will you be stung with sales tax? It’s often hard to tell until you check out, and tomorrow may be even more confusing. The battle over internet sales taxes is far from over.
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Amazon taxes are the real Hunger Games
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