The U.S. tax code either federal or state needs a major restructure. Continue reading →
The U.S. tax code either federal or state needs a major restructure. Continue reading →
Earlier this week GOP Presidential candidate Donald Trump talked of taxing money transfers(remittances) leaving the United States that are going to Mexico.
Beginning of February, California teachers decided to take a stand for the environment.
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Tomorrow night the $1.3 Billion Powerball drawing happens. If someone wins the jackpot outright and chooses the cash option
Hillary Clinton, successfully recovering from sniper fire in Bosnia, came out today at a Iowa campaign stop to announce a new tax plan
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In the intelligence circles of law enforcement many know N.A.I.T.(North American Islamic Trust) as the main financial backer for many terrorist groups
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IjReview.com is reporting an anonymous donor gave over
Via Peter G. Peterson Foundation
The federal government collects revenue from a variety of sources. The largest source is taxes on individuals’ income and payroll taxes, which together make up four-fifths of federal revenue. Individual income taxes are assessed against wage income and are progressive: that is, the tax rate someone pays increases as their income increases. Payroll taxes are a flat percentage of wage income. They are used to fund Social Security and portions of Medicare. Taxes on corporate profits, estate and gift taxes, excise taxes (a tax levied on a good or service), customs duties, and numerous other taxes comprise the remainder.
An article posted in November 2014 at TaxFoundation.org, gives a detailed analysis
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