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6 hours ago ago from WHEN HISTORY ATTACKS!
THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN writes for the New York Times As I listened to Denmark’s minister of economic and business affairs describe how her country used higher energy taxes to stimulate innovation in green power and then recycled the tax revenues back to Danish industry and consumers to make it easier for them to make and buy [...]
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6 hours ago ago from Blogging and Investment
Credit service tax of RM50.00, real property gains tax (RPGT) of 5% flat rate and now goods & services tax (GST), which pending for a firm date for its implementation. 2010 will be a tough year for Malaysian to absorb all the taxes news. Below article was written by Kang Beng Hoe, executive director of Taxand Malaysia Sdn Bhd. When the Finance Minister introduced Budget 2010 in October, he surprised many and disappointed some with his tax ...
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8 hours ago ago from Want Less Blog
With 2010 a few days away, there are several tax matters that wealthy investors need to consider next year. The two at the top of the list are whether they should convert their taxable retirement account to a tax-free Roth individual retirement account and how to deal with the uncertainty over the estate tax. “There is frustration due to the legislative uncertainty,” said Daniel Kesten, partner in the private client services group at ...
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21 hours ago ago from Plan Your Investment
It is hard time for the salaried people. Income Tax India has just send the notification for collecting the tax for perquisites availed by the employees since 1st April, 2009. We already know that budget 2009-10 announced the removal of Fringe Benefit Tax(FBT) , but, the exact rate at which it will be collected is not announced at that time. Last week they have send the notification to all the employers with the details and requesting ...
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21 hours ago ago from DDDB.net
We apologize for interrupting your holiday with this... Buried in the XMAS day news hole, the New York Times publishes this piece on the never-ending folly of sports stadium/arena obsessed politicians, the taxpayers who get forced to pay for the professional money pits and the revenues that never pan out.
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Wealth Matters: Thinking Hard About Retirement and Death
11 hours ago ago from The New York Times
With 2010 a few days away, there are several tax matters that wealthy investors need to consider next year. The two at the top of the list are whether they should convert their taxable retirement account to a tax-free Roth individual retirement account and how to deal with the uncertainty over the estate tax . Jodi Hilton for The New York Times Jere Doyle, wealth strategist at Bank of New York Mellon, said the wealthy ...
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