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Category: Taxes

America’s budget problem is a revenue problem

October 29, 2012 Madonna Gauding Economy, Government, Taxes Leave a comment

Contrary to warnings by politicians of both parties and by almost all of the mainstream press, America’s biggest fiscal problem is not spending on

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Nickel-and-diming it: Surprising tidbits in Romney’s 2011 tax return

October 16, 2012 Gloria Shur Bilchik 2012 Election, Science, Taxes Leave a comment

Inequality.com took a microscopic look at Mitt Romney’s 2011 federal tax return –one of the only two he’s released—and found some surprising tidbits. It

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Banks should make old-fashioned loans

October 1, 2012 Arthur Lieber Business, Consumer issues, Corporations, Economy, Housing, Infrastructure, Taxes Leave a comment

Perhaps our banking crisis can be solved in part by borrowing a technique from the Affordable Health Care Act. The AHCA requires that all

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GOP middle class bamboozlement may be over

August 16, 2012 Madonna Gauding Campaigns, Economy, Taxes, Voting/Elections Leave a comment

Instead of offering real solutions to social and economic problems, the GOP has used flag waving, gay bashing, abortion, prayer in schools, death panels,

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Wealth doesn’t trickle down when it’s parked in off shore tax havens

August 1, 2012 Madonna Gauding Economy, Government, Politics, Taxes, Voting/Elections One comment

A new study by the Tax Justice Network “The Price of Offshore Revisited” shines a light on the size of the global offshore economy—the amount of

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Obama calls for tax fairness

July 11, 2012 Madonna Gauding Corporations, Economy, Taxes Leave a comment

On Monday, July 9, President Obama urged Congress to extend the Bush tax cuts for those who make under $250,000 for one year and

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Republican logic fail

July 3, 2012 Stacy Mergenthal Campaigns, Charity & Justice, Consumer issues, Corporations, Economy, Employment, Government, Taxes Leave a comment

Something I don’t understand about GOP logic, if it can be called that, is the idea that public workers are just a useless drain

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Is college really worth it?

May 24, 2012 Arthur Lieber Consumer issues, Economy, Education, Employment, Human Rights, Taxes One comment

For over forty years, I have been an educator. It may sound odd, but I think that the United States should give serious consideration

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The income inequality speech TED doesn’t want you to see

May 17, 2012 Madonna Gauding Business, Corporations, Politics, Taxes Leave a comment

TED is a nonprofit that began in 1984 as a conference bringing together people from the worlds of technology, entertainment, and design. Since then

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Budget cuts: Slash now, pay later

May 16, 2012 Mike Davis Education, Illinois/Midwest, Poverty, Taxes, Women One comment

While Illinois has been struggling to balance its budget, most efforts still seem to be focused on cutting programs. This tactic often has been

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