A Defense of Romney's "47 Percent" Comment
Sooner or later, says Judge Napolitano, the government will run out of other people's money. Romney understands that.
Sooner or later, says Judge Napolitano, the government will run out of other people's money. Romney understands that.
Most of them middle class
Your move, Mr. Buffett
But she has also used the statistic in her campaign
Lawmakers are more willing to make a deal than the president
The French are pissed that rich citizens are leaving. Wait until they find out they're bringing their companies along.
Moves to prevent European tax evasion expected to prompt offshore account withdraws
The problem isn't that wealthy oil barons or special interest lobbyists love loopholes (they do); it's because we do.
Voters have reason to doubt that officials are trustworthy custodians of ... anything
Hungarian officials apparently steal less than the Czech government
Did we forget to mention those were already paid off?
Liberation Daily ran with the headline, "Get lost, you rich idiot!" after Bernard Arnault announced his intention to seek Belgian citizenship
New laws push expatriate Americans to keep their money in their mattresses.
The country's government should be digging through the sofa cushions next
Because being seen a haven for French money and entrepreneurs sucks
With all the talk about roads and fire departments, you wouldn't think there was actually a tax for that
"Live dramatic or musical arts performances" are exempt from some taxes
Big price tag for change approved by school board members
Reincorporation overseas is worth jumping the legal hurdles
It will even issue binding, written answers to questions!
State would be better off creating a business-friendly environment than paying-off favored companies
If increase in state sales, income taxes pass, maybe additional taxes won't focus on them.
Isn't Switzerland supposed to be a refuge from this sort of nonsense?
FCC looks at new taxes to pay for expanding broadband access for five percent of the population.
Would like to tax broadband internet to fund expansion of internet access
Businesses don't want one, unions don't want the other. Guess which one threatens a "war?"
The spending reductions aren't actual cuts, just a largely across-the-board slowing of the growth of federal spending.
Most polled business owners want a simplified tax code and support the government's 'austerity' program
Scheme requires giving a UN body more power, which is always a good idea
Turns out a seventy five percent income tax makes people reconsider residency.
Subsidies, stimulus, regulations, protectionism, trade restrictions, government-bank collusion, zoning, bailouts and more do not equal a "free" market.
Three British brothers had a haul of nearly one million tax-free cigarettes
Court says taxes collected in Washoe County were illegal
Her Majesty just wants her cut of the fruits of other people's labor
As companies flee taxes and regulations, the Golden State's neighbors make the transition as easy as possible
Residents in wildfire country are angry over a new tax for fire protection
The internet giant payed 6 million NZD in taxes in 2011 on 395 million NZD in earnings.
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