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Sports betting, taxes staying on the table (The News Journal)
When lawmakers return to Dover next year, it's a safe bet they'll face the same dilemma: declining revenues and growing expenses. Pa. passes on taxes for oil, natural gas (The Daily & Sunday Review)
Gas exploration companies are spending millions and expecting to make many millions more from natural gas trapped in the Marcellus Shale rock formation in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Even conservative estimates hold that the Marcellus Shale, the majority of which underlies Pennsylvania, offers 50 trillion cubic feet of recoverable gas. 5 Myths About the Bust That Will Follow the Boom(ers) (Washington Post)
The warnings have rumbled for decades: Just wait till the baby boomers retire. If you think there are strains on Social Security and Medicare now, brace yourselves for the implosion as the boomers start heading out to pasture. With the first of that generation now doing just that, we should be seeing the dust cloud soon, right? Actually, if you've bought into the following myths about the bust ... Argentine lawmakers back export taxes (Miami Herald)
Argentina's lower house of Congress on Saturday approved a package of grain-export taxes that have sparked nationwide farm protests and food shortages. Payroll Taxes and the Small Business Owner: Let the Good Times Roll (MoreBusiness)
As a small business owner, it is likely that you will have more involvement with different types of taxes than the average individual, and this is certainly true if you have employees working for you. McCain's health plan: A threat to employer plans? (AP via Yahoo! News)
There's a great unknown about Sen. John McCain's health plan: How many employers would drop insurance coverage for their workers because of his tax policies? Tax load shared unfairly, critics say (Poughkeepsie Journal)
Nearly half the calls the Fairview Fire District responded to last year were to properties that paid no taxes to the fire district. Five of the top six places that had the most calls in 2007 were tax-exempt properties, according to fire district records. Alabama remains lowest in taxes (Birmingham News)
MONTGOMERY - State and local tax collections per person, once again, were lower in Alabama than in any other state in fiscal 2006, a review of U.S. Census Bureau reports shows. Hoosiers protest property taxes despite rain (Louisville Courier-Journal)
About 50 Hoosiers marched in the rain and waved signs calling for an end to property taxes during a protest in front of the governor's home on the Northside this morning. Setting the facts straight (Fernandina Beach News-Leader)
I feel the need to respond to the article about Commissioner Jim B. Higginbotham's political party switch ("Commissioner no Republican," June 25). I do not wish to criticize him nor lament over the loss of a Republican elected official, I merely wish to set the record straight about some inconsistencies and misstated facts printed in the article.
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