Americans Remain Divided on Budget Cuts vs. Tax Hikes
Lots of them want their goodies so long as somebody else foots the bill
Lots of them want their goodies so long as somebody else foots the bill
Ravenous state tax collectors are extending their reach into what was previously an online refuge
The clock is ticking on economic reforms in the Golden State.
Obama's proposed taxes on the rich won't even pay for his own planned spending increases
We will soon find out if Chili Palmer was right when he said, "Sometimes you do your best work with a gun to your head."
We'll all share the politicians' pain
Change too much and you could deter investment and hurt those who planned according to the rules
Who'd have guessed that people change their behavior in response to taxes?
Fiddling with the tax code while Hostess burns
Whatever the two parties come up with, you can be sure you won't like it
American anti-austerity movement gets big boost in blue states
Virginia taxpayers helped foot the bill for the Hollywood blockbuster.
Obama will never fall on his sword, because he doesn't even have to bring a weapon to this fight.
The governor got to rub elbows with stars
But not by politicians, if recent bloviating is any guide
Intrusive red tape is a huge barrier to banking and business
Officials just guesstimated up-front costs, and came up short
A public accounts select committee of the UK parliament, made up of a group of senior members of Parliament, is set to vigorously question the tax practices of Google, Amazon, and Starbucks next Monday.
About a dozen newly elected Republicans refuse to sign on
Had proposal to reduce residents' taxes by 10 percent
Had been leading to a possible trade war with non-EU nations
Were given money to move, but consolidated and gave the money back, though they weren't required to
Groups are lining up to spend the new revenues, which are already spent
Taxes on food inflate food prices, threaten jobs. Imagine that.
Members of Parliament are scheduled to question representatives from the companies later today
The number of Brits leaving England for new lives abroad has risen sharply over the past 20 years, according to new research undertaken for the UK Home Office.
Says the GOP should stop standing up for "a bunch of millionaires"
Voters aren't interested in being milked, says the Senate minority leader
Don't give the tax man an opening
Golden State voters open the gates to an endless flood of tax increases.
Says that voters may have to approve taxes up to 15 percent
Businesses are already fleeing California to neighboring states
Expats can keep more of their money and live a lot better
Reforms to teaching rules fail, but voters see increased interest in education alternatives
Logically enough, if you tax something, you get less of it
It's going to take a little more than that
Class warfare will not balance the budget