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Note: Guest blogger Kyle Buckley, a NCPA research associate, gives his thoughts on the Vice Presidential debate. The Vice Presidential debates last night were painful to watch, and the aftermath isn’t any more reassuring. Talking heads have focused relentlessly on cialis basso prezzo body language and what should have been said, while fact checkers cherry [...]
I have written about this topic before…the expiration of the Bush tax cuts…but it is worth repeating. Despite Congress’ apparent lack of concern over the federal budget, most households are concerned about their own budgets. Start planning now viagra sale for 2013, because in 7 months, it may get worse. There are many tax advantages [...]
I watched last night’s State of the Union address in hopeful anticipation that all taxpayers, from individuals to small business owners to multinational corporations, could look forward to a fairer, more simplified system. No such luck. Much of the cialis buy speech was spent pointing out who or what is to blame for the sluggish [...]
President Obama finally said something that many tax reformers have long advocated for: millionaires should pay the same share of their income in taxes as the middle class. Sounds very akin to a flat tax, doesn’t it? Sadly, it is all talk, with no viagra vs cialis serious consideration for reform. Instead, the President has [...]
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For the past few years, the Department of Labor has wrestled with what kind of fee disclosure requirements to impose on 401(k) plans. Currently the DOL has several pages of fiduciary rules that, if adhered to, will protect employers and plan administrators from potential liability. While these rules are voluntary, most companies make certain they adhere to [...]
Beginning in 2013, the recently passed health care reform bill will impose new Medicare taxes on unearned income for single filers with adjusted gross incomes of $200,000 a year or more and joint filers with AGIs of $250,000 a year or more. The new 3.8 percent will apply to any rent, royalties, dividends or capital [...]