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The nonprofit Tax Foundation has introduced an online calculator that allows taxpayers to compare how they would fare if all the Bush tax cuts expired as scheduled at the end of this year.
July 23 -
Call this a story about nurturing the goose that laid the golden egg.
July 22 -
Hoping to get the Small Business Jobs Act passed before the August recess, Senate Democrats have modified the legislation in an effort to avoid another filibuster battle.
July 22 -
A new report estimates that the total amount of federal tax revenue lost due to use of overseas tax havens adds up to at least $37 billion per year.
July 21 -
Thomas M. Bloch, son of H&R Block founder Henry Bloch, submitted a letter to Blocks board citing a disagreement over the direction of the company as the reason why he wont stand for re-election as a director.
July 20 -
IMGCAP(1)]The escalating cost of providing group medical benefits has forced many employers to dedicate more time and energy toward gaining control over increasing premiums.
July 19 -
In spite of the growth and popularity of limited liability companies taxed as partnerships, S corporations remain a very popular option for doing business. Internal Revenue Service records show that S corporations remain the most popular way for a business to file tax returns.
July 19 -
Railing at Accounting Today for engaging in "politics" in an editorial critical of some tax and economic policies of the Obama administration (June 7-20, 2010, page 9), Harry Bose engages in some politics of his own in attempting to make his case. His response is more amusing than informative.
July 19 -
With California unemployment hovering at 13 percent and the national unemployment rate still above 9.5 percent, long-term unemployment is clearly one of the biggest challenges for the U.S. economy.
July 19 -
The Senate Finance Committee held hearings last week to consider the effects of the soon-to-expire Bush tax cuts, and those problems could be magnified for tax practitioners and their clients.
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