Taxation

Senate vote next step on health bill road

The Senate is expected to hold a procedural vote Saturday night. Even if Reid gets 60 votes Saturday, a long road lies ahead Health care faces a tougher fight in the Senate than in the House House, Senate versions would need to...

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Beware the Freelance Economy

As employer businesses decline, non-employer firms are on the rise. (Employer businesses are companies that the Census Bureau reports have at least one employee; non-employer businesses have no employees.) So low, in fact, that...

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Pension ruling may save Mpls. taxpayers $10M

Judge orders two police and firefighter funds to cut claims in 2010, which could reduce city taxes $10 million. Judge Poston has ruled plain and simple that these two pension funds have been overcharging the city for their...

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N.C. revenue short $95 million

North Carolina's revenue was $95 million short at the end of October, but state officials aren't stressed - yet. The state budget was built on a forecast of $5.88 billion in revenues by Oct. 31, but a little under $5.79 billion...

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12FT MONSTER GAMELINK PS3 AUDIO VIDEO HDMI HDTV CABLE

A reserve price is the minimum price the seller will accept. You are bidding on a 12FT MONSTER GAMELINK PS3 AUDIO VIDEO HDMI HDTV CABLE. Monster GameLink™ HDMI Digital Video/Audio Cable Experience PS3 Games and Blu-ray Disc™...

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Tax planning during holidays can generate gifts April 15

Posted Friday, Nov. 20, 2009 Taxes are probably the last thing you want to think about during the holiday season. Last year’s Emergency Economic Stabilization Act demanded that employers take a little less out of every worker’s...

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Year-End Tax Planning Tips You May Want to Avoid

you look. I read a top 10 list this morning that made me cringe! Why? Because the tips given didn't consider the potential conflict with other personal and financial goals. Here are the top 2 I see in just about every list: #1...

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IRS has checks for Douglas taxpayers

The Internal Revenue Service is looking for two dozen Douglas taxpayers who are due to receive undeliverable tax refunds. The refund checks were returned to the IRS by the U.S. Postal Service due to mailing address errors. All...

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N.Y. to share Medicaid costs

How New York state would fare under proposed health care reform remains an open question, but there's no doubt that state government and, to some extent, county governments would share in the cost of expanding health coverage...

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Minn./Wis. reciprocity: Will workers be torn between two tax bills?

With a reciprocity deal with Wisconsin about to expire, some cross-border workers may have to file in both states. Minnesota and Wisconsin residents who work in their neighboring state might get some relief from what could...

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