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12 hours ago ago from Juice: National politics for South Florida |Sun-Sentinel Blogs
In his last year in office, Gov. Charlie Crist wants to score a final tax-cutting victory with a plan to slash Florida’s corporate income tax, which generates $1.7 billion annually. The move could help solidify the governor’s conservative credentials in his 2010 campaign for U.S. Senate, but the tax cut could be difficult to get through the Legislature given the state’s steep budget deficit for the coming year. The governor has been quietly ...
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Tax-News.com: At the eleventh hour, and following weeks of intense speculation and political wrangling, the German government has finally secured a majority for its controversial tax cut proposals in the upper house of parliament.
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The Obama administration is setting aside $30 billion from the financial bailout fund for a program designed to encourage lending to small businesses to aid the economic recovery. An internal document obtained by the Associated Press spells out how the Credit: White House plans boost in lending to small firms You must be logged in to post a comment.
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8 hours ago ago from Old Dominion Watchdog
Let's summarize what Gov. Kaine suggested today in proposing his solution to the looming $3.6 billion deficit: Spending cuts: $1.2 billion -26 percent cut from higher-education. -$12 million cut from mental health services. -$340.5 million cut from state and local public safety. -No raises for state employees and required pension contributions for the first time since 1983. -$419 million in Medicare cuts. ...
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The patches used by states on their ailing budgets just months ago are now failing. Ohio lawmakers were expected late Thursday to vote on a compromise reached with Gov. Ted Strickland to avoid cutting education budgets an average of 10% on Jan. 1. In Arizona, lawmakers met in a special session Thursday -- their fourth on the budget this year -- to grapple with a new deficit. And in New York, Democratic Gov. David Paterson said Sunday he ...
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Search: Keyword Site Web | RSS + - Text Size Print Share This Ohio Tax Cut Delay Means Less Cash For Taxpayers Deal Cut On New State Budget Legislators and the Governor came to an agreement that will allow state money to go to state agencies and to school districts all over Ohio. 0 ...
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12 hours ago ago from U.S. News
Ind. ed board to give schools budget cut options INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- The Indiana Board of Education plans to give school districts a list of options on how they can collectively cut at least $300 million from state spending without laying off teachers, including the possibility of wage freezes. The board met Thursday to advise Gov. Mitch Daniels on his decision to cut at least $300 million in state spending on schools over the next 18 ...
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7 hours ago ago from U.S. News
Admin. plans $30B in bailout aid for small firms WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Obama administration is setting aside $30 billion from the financial bailout fund for a program designed to encourage lending to small businesses to aid the economic recovery. An internal document obtained by The Associated Press spell out how the Treasury Department plans to spend money from the fund before it expires in October 2010. The document show $40 billion ...
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By WSJ London Deutsche Bank plans to the pain from the U.K. tax on banker bonuses, CEO Josef Ackermann told the Financial Times in an interview . If parts [of the cost of the tax] are paid out of the bonus pool, we would seek to globalize it. It would be unfair to treat the U.K. bankers differently. Meanwhile, the BOE's executive director for financial stability, Andy Haldane , told the BBC's Business Daily program that if international ...
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