Toward a Single-Digit Tax Rate
New faces won’t ease tax battle
Bush advisers urge deeper tax cuts in 2nd term
Tax Reform Report Will Take Two Years, Say Policy Observers
Lame-Duck Congress Begins Work; Tax Reform Remains Talk of Town
Archive for November 16th, 2004
Posted by taxguru on November 16, 2004
On Eve of Lame-Duck Session, GOP Looking Ahead to Tax Reform
Budget Issues Hamstring Modernization, IRS Officials Say
A Flatly Simple Plan – While a flat rate tax system would be somewhat simpler than the current “progressive” structure, there would still be a lot of games to play in arriving at the taxable income figure; so that would definitely leave plenty of work for us tax pros.
Federal Court Halts Bogus Trust Tax Evasion Scheme In Texas
A new twist to your tax bill? – More on the idea of a national sales tax to replace the income tax.
Reship of Fools – People are falling for this new work at home scam. It’s not surprising, considering how many people actually voted for John Kerry.
Dead end for rebates – While at first glance, sending property tax rebates to dead people seems like a typical government screw-up, I don’t see it that way. A person’s estate, and thus his heirs, is just as entitled to a refund of overpaid expenses as is a living person. When a person passes away, some of the assets left behind often include receivables that will be collected after death.
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