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Tax PlanNY Governor Proposes 137 New State Fees and Taxes17 December 2008 - 12:44pm
The Next Congress: To Cut Taxes or To Spend?11 December 2008 - 1:02pm
December 11 - Senate
Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus on Wednesday told reporters that he According to CQ, Democrats are planning on passing the first bill, which could cost $500 billion to $700 billion, shortly after Obama takes office. Baucus has said that roughly half the money would go to tax cuts, and half to new spending. Harvard economist Greg Mankiw posted a lengthy discussion, today, on which type of stimulus is more effective stimulus. House Democrats Call for Corporate Tax Cut10 November 2008 - 5:15pmHouse Ways and Means Committee Democrats are planning on introducing a bill to cut corporate tax rates early next year, according to an article from the Dow Jones Newswire. As the article explains: "The new legislation in the U.S. House of Representatives will be an updated version of a corporate tax code blueprint introduced by House Ways and Means Chairman Although he provided few details, President-Elect Obama expressed support for reducing corporate tax rates - at least for domestic producers - during the campaign, and financing this reduction by cutting corporate tax loopholes. What Will Tax Policy Look Like Under President Obama?6 November 2008 - 3:21pm
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