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TAX FACT AND FICTION (Orlando Weekly)
It wouldn’t be an election year without candidates promising tax cuts, right? But who gets them, how much they are, what’s the likelihood they can ever be made and what they say about each candidate’s priorities are the bigger questions. Changes for inflation could lower burden (The Sacramento Bee)
The state Franchise Tax Board has adjusted its 2008 tax brackets upward, to reflect inflation increases. Fundline: Analyzing the pain; got money fund questions? (USA Today)
If your fund plunged in September OK, if your fund plunged more than everyone else's did in September you're probably thinking it was stocked to the gills with financial stocks, such as Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and Smith Barney, which have seen their stocks plunge below $5 a share. Whose Health Plan? (Washington Post)
The month before a presidential election isn't the best time for reasoned debate about complicated policy. Here goes, anyway. 2008 State Income Tax Rates Adjusted for Inflation (Centre Daily Times)
The Franchise Tax Board (FTB) today announced that the 2008 state tax brackets have been adjusted for inflation using a process called "indexing." State shifts tax brackets for inflation (East Bay Business Times)
The California Franchise Tax Board has adjusted 2008 state tax brackets for inflation using a process called “indexing,” which would reduce taxes for households where income was flat. Californians may pay 5% less in state income taxes with inflation adjustment (Los Angeles Business Journal)
The California Franchise Tax Board announced that 2008 state tax brackets have been adjusted for inflation using a process called “indexing.” State adjusts income tax rates for inflation 05.OCT.08 (Ramona Sentinel)
California Franchise Tax Board (FTB) has adjusted 2008 state tax brackets inflation using a process called “indexing.” “By indexing the tax rates, a California household with unchanged income will pay 5 percent less in State income taxes,” said State Controller and FTB Chair John Chiang. Pat Buchanan: Will 'Middle American Radicals' give McCain the White House? (New Hampshire Union Leader)
John McCain may have just let slip his last best chance to be President of the United States. Businesses cool on McCain's plan for health insurance (International Herald Tribune)
Business leaders fear that John McCain's proposal to revamp taxation of health benefits would help to erode employer-sponsored health coverage.
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