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2012 campaign
It's Time to Tax Happiness
Presidential campaigns seeking ways to close the deficit should consider that taxing happy people would (in theory) transfer cash from those who get the least joy out of money to those who get the biggest kick from it -
Courts
Identity Theft: Grave Robbing for a Tax Refund
Data sold by the government and posted online are mined by thieves -
Real Estate
A Tax Windfall From the Housing Bust
With foreclosures up, there's less mortgage interest to be written off -
Advice
Paying Yourself When You Start a Business
To avoid cash-flow problems and hassles with the IRS, understand the implications of taking money from your business for personal use -
Legislation
Millionaires Who Dream of Giving More to the IRS
Scores of the nation's wealthiest executives push for the Buffett Rule -
Legislation
How to Pay No Taxes: 10 Strategies Used by the Rich
A look at the shelters, dodges, and rolls—all perfectly legal—favored by America's wealthiest people -
Investing
How to Make Money in Stocks Without Paying Taxes
Bucket shops are alive and well in the U.K., and are regulated as gambling -
Advice
Why It's So Hard to Write Off Your Home Office
Taxpayers have grappled with the IRS for decades over what kind of work at home entitles them to a deduction -
Policy
Buffett Rule or Not, Most Rich People Already Pay
The rich pay more in taxes than you think -
Commentary
Small Businesses Don't Choose Low-Tax States
Despite politicians' assertions, state tax regimes don't really influence where people launch startups or relocate existing small companies -
Taxes
The People vs. the IRS
Nina Olson, the national taxpayer advocate, is leading frustrated filers through the IRS labyrinth -
Taxes
Joel Stein Has Four Accountants
Is there any difference between a $30 online tax service and a $1,200 professional? Using his own 2011 returns, Joel Stein puts four accountants to a highly unscientific test -
Policy
Yoga Gets Off the Mat to Fight New York's Tax Man
New York City insists yoga studios are fitness centers, and thus subject to a 4.5 percent sales tax -
Europe
Is Ireland's Property Tax Revolt the End of Austerity? Don't Bet on It
While the Irish are angry at the new levy, they're likely to continue to grudgingly accept austerity measures, economists say -
Legislation
Rex Sinquefield's Crusade Against Income Taxes
Bypassing politicians, the mega-millionaire financier takes his case to voters in Missouri
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