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Southborough tax rate trends: A cautionary tale
10 hours ago ago from My Southborough
Last week selectmen set our property tax rate for fiscal year 2010 at $14.06. That's a tad lower than last year's rate of $14.16. But Principal Assessor Paul Cibelli warned that we might see a significant increase in the tax rate next year. At town meeting last April we voted to use a one-time cash injection of approximately $700K to keep the tax rate low. And it worked. Problem is, that cash most likely won't be available again next ...
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10 hours ago ago from TAMPA REAL ESTATE INSIDER-TAMPA, FL
345 Bayshore Condo-Tampa Bay Economists' Commentary: Housing Forecast for 2010 December 7, 2009 By Lawrence Yun, Chief Economist In all, 4.4 million Americans look to take advantage of the home buyer tax credit before it expires by the middle of next year. From the enactment in February of this year through October, NAR estimates 1.8 million households would have qualified to claim the first-time home buyer tax credit. Now ...
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4 hours ago ago from 24thstate.com
Doesn't anyone want to make a honest buck anymore? In light of the news that the Carnahan family wind farm business plans on using $90 million in stimulus and a quarter of billion in loans to build their new project, emails poured in from around the state complaining about the way the company does business. To some extent, it's appropriate to keep the business of siblings out of the public eye, but when those siblings are sucking up ...
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13 hours ago ago from The Union Democrat, Sonora, CA News, Sports, & Weather
Property tax payments have been coming in at a steady clip over the last week, with the county depositing an average of $1 million per day during that period. One day even saw a $2 million deposit. Collections are coming in pretty steady, said Tuolumne County Treasurer Del Hodges. The majority of people are still paying their property taxes.
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2009 Year-End Tax Tips
6 hours ago ago from FanHouse
There are plenty of "T" words keeping us busy this time of the year... Tinsel, Tailgating, Toys for Tots...and... Taxes! Personal finance experts Ken and Daria Dolan bring up the dreaded "T" word at this festive time of year for good reason. They promise that if you'll take just a few minutes before the ball drops to make some simple year-end money moves, you can minimize your taxes and have something to celebrate next April. So put down that ...
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9 hours ago ago from Huffington Post
Liberal/Democratic Washington policy thinkers appear close to reaching the consensus view that the Senate's excise tax on higher-cost health plans is a good idea. Here's the problem: The consensus is wrong. The so-called (and misnamed) "Cadillac tax" is unfair and unwise. It's also a political landmine for its supporters, and a political goldmine for those who oppose all health reform. It must be stopped. Why do I feel so strongly about ...
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13 hours ago ago from FanHouse
BERLIN -The number of German businesses filing for bankruptcy was up more than 17 percent on the year in September, according to official data Tuesday suggesting that country is still suffering the effect of the economic crisis. The Federal Statistical Office said that courts received 2,910 bankruptcy protection filings from companies in September a 17.4 percent increase over the same month last year. Over the first nine months of this year, ...
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4 hours ago ago from U.S. News
GOP lawmaker: Va. gov tax boosts going nowhere RICHMOND, Va. (AP) -- Even with hard times assured for public schools and other state-supported ventures, Democratic Gov. Tim Kaine's bid to end tax breaks to help balance an underfunded budget will get nowhere in a Republican-run House of Delegates, the top GOP budget writer said Tuesday. But even as Republicans, fortified by last month's elections, hold the line against new taxes, increases ...
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