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Republican leaders and the Obama administration are spending this week locked in negotiations, but some wonder whether they'll produce a deal in time to sell it to their respective fellow party members in Congress.
NEWS:
New: Obama Reduces Tax-Increase Demand as Budget Talks Inch Forward
- Buffett, Soros Renew Effort to Increase Estate Tax
- Obama and Boehner Staff Work on Averting Fiscal Cliff
- Fiscal Cliff Talks Signal Some Progress as Both Sides Shift
- IRS Warns Congress about Failure to Address Alternative Minimum Tax
- Obama Says Economy Will Suffer Without Tax and Debt Deal
- Obama Tweets for Tax Cut Extension
- Small Business Groups Urge Tax Reform Instead of Tax Hikes from Fiscal Cliff
- Obama Meets Small Biz Leaders to Discuss Fiscal Cliff
- Buffett Pushes for Minimum Tax on Wealthy
- White House Predicts Tax Hike Would Hit Consumer Spending
- Obama and Congressional Leaders Hold 'Constructive' Fiscal Cliff Talks
- Obama Pushes for Fiscal Cliff Deal on Tax Cuts
- Small Businesses Worried about Fiscal Cliff Tax Increases
- IRS Warns AMT Could Affect 60 Million Taxpayers Unless Patched
- Bank Chief Says Fiscal Cliff Already Hurts Economy
- Obama Aides Lobbied Executives to Back Debt Deal before Election
- Investors Unprepared for Potential Fiscal Cliff: Survey
- 2.1M Workers May Lose Unemployment Insurance in December
- Obama Victory Leads to Fast Tax Moves by Wealthy before 2013
- Obama Plans Talks with Congress to Avoid Tax Increases and Fiscal Cliff
ANALYSIS:
New: Anxiously Awaiting the Next Episode of the Fiscal Cliffhanger
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It's not really a fiscal cliff. January 1, 2013 simply marks the beginning of drastic cuts to various programs and the end of Bush-era tax cuts.
Of course, a certain party backed us into this as a result of the faux default crisis last year. Without those shenanigans, we'd be far better off.
Posted by: JAscher | November 16, 2012 3:46 PM
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