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How to Lower Your Company's Property Taxes
To convince officials to reduce a company's tax burden, build a case backed with data and get peers and politicians to support it -
Taxes
Colorado and Washington Try to Figure Out How to Tax Marijuana
Proponents of legal pot said it would bring a flood of tax revenue. Not so fast -
Life-Stage Investing
To Boost Retirement Savings, Stop Giving Tax Breaks on 401(k)s
Automatically enrolling workers into savings plans and ending subsidies on 401(k)s would help the federal budget and increase savings -
Taxes
U.S. Taxes vs. Everywhere Else: A Graphic Guide
American taxes are a relative bargain vs. those of other countries. A pain-free guide to tax laws -
Policy
Explaining Obamacare's Baffling Tax Breaks for Small Business
Small employers have been slow to take the law's tax credit for offering health coverage. Accountants blame complicated rules -
Taxes
Swiss Adviser's Mailing Error Helps U.S. Nail Tax Evaders
A financial adviser in Zurich inadvertently incriminates U.S. tax evaders, to the delight of the IRS -
Europe
Europe's Cyprus Crisis Has a Familiar Look
The mess in Cyprus stems from political myopia, irresponsible lending, and lax controls. Ring a bell? -
Europe
Why a Russian Bailout of Cyprus Is Such a Bad Idea
Cyprus is talking to Russia about financial help—which could prove to be a disaster for all Europe -
Europe
Cyprus Isn't Even Such a Big Offshore Bank Haven
Cyprus's flood of foreign cash has drawn attention, but the tiny island isn't one of the larger havens for the $2.7 trillion parked offshore globally -
Europe
A Cypriot Nobelist Is 'Appalled' by the Proposed Bailout Bank Tax
Christopher Pissarides. a 2010 Economics Nobel Prize winner from Cyprus, is enraged by the tax the euro zone has demanded on his nation's bank deposits -
Europe
Behind the Cyprus Tax: Russian Deposits and a Suspicious EU
Russian banks and companies have $31 billion on deposit at Cypriot banks -
Commentary
The IRS's Worker-Classification Rules Aren't Working
Congress should halt the Internal Revenue Service's increased audits of small employers suspected of misclassifying workers as independent contractors until the IRS clarifies its rules -
Taxes
A Hedge Fund Tax Dodge Uses Bermuda Reinsurers
John Paulson, Steve Cohen, and Dan Loeb have launched Bermuda reinsurance companies to exploit a little-known tax loophole -
Taxes
The Tax Preparers Who Love Obamacare
H&R Block eyes profits in helping customers navigate the law -
Commentary
How Ohio's Budget Plan Could Boost Small Business
To increase small business hiring and investment, borrow a page from Ohio Governor John Kasich's unusual new budget
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Taxes
Colorado and Washington Try to Figure Out How to Tax Marijuana
Proponents of legal pot said it would bring a flood of tax revenue. Not so fast -
Taxes
U.S. Taxes vs. Everywhere Else: A Graphic Guide
American taxes are a relative bargain vs. those of other countries. A pain-free guide to tax laws -
Economy
The Fiscal Cliff Deal and the Damage Done
The cliff debate made for more than just clownish maneuvering. It produced a dumb deal -
2012 campaign
California Voters: Please Tax Us
Five million Californians just voted to increase their taxes to prevent deep cuts to education. This may be a lesson for the U.S. Congress as it faces the fiscal cliff -
Congress
Pepsi Levies a Sin Tax on Its Workers
PepsiCo workers object to a $50 fee tied to smoking and obesity -
Policy
A California Tax Plan Meets the Mungers
A proposition backed by Governor Jerry Brown to raise sales and income taxes to help close the state's budget shortfall seemed set to pass until the Berkshire Hathaway heirs came out swinging -
Policy
Tax Breaks Helped Startups
The birth of Ole Smoky Moonshine in 2010 -
Energy
It Pays to Own an Energy Pipeline. Thanks, Tax Code
Texas oilman Richard Kinder made billions with help from a little-known tax break -
Legislation
Airbnb: To Tax or Not Tax a Rented Bed
With hotel tax revenue falling, cities are cracking down on Airbnb's booming rental business -
Policy
To Tax, or Not to Tax, Overseas Cash Hoards
Obama and Romney are poles apart on how to treat offshore income -
Legislation
Rex Sinquefield's Crusade Against Income Taxes
Bypassing politicians, the mega-millionaire financier takes his case to voters in Missouri -
Legislation
How Much Will the Medical Device Tax Hurt?
Device makers are fighting a forthcoming excise tax. Maybe they shouldn't -
Policy
Low Capital Gains Taxes May Not Help the Economy
Sixty years of data cast doubt on the economic argument for treating capital gains differently -
Legislation
Why Obamacare's Tax Increase Isn't the Biggest Ever
Will the Affordable Care Act actually raise your tax bill? That depends on who you are -
Policy
A Tea Partier Takes Charge of North Carolina's Budget
Art Pope, the state's new budget chief, was a Tea Party godfather
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Colorado and Washington Try to Figure Out How to Tax Marijuana
Proponents of legal pot said it would bring a flood of tax revenue. Not so fast -
Taxes
U.S. Taxes vs. Everywhere Else: A Graphic Guide
American taxes are a relative bargain vs. those of other countries. A pain-free guide to tax laws -
Policy
A Tea Partier Takes Charge of North Carolina's Budget
Art Pope, the state's new budget chief, was a Tea Party godfather -
2012 campaign
California Voters: Please Tax Us
Five million Californians just voted to increase their taxes to prevent deep cuts to education. This may be a lesson for the U.S. Congress as it faces the fiscal cliff
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Colorado and Washington Try to Figure Out How to Tax Marijuana
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U.S. Taxes vs. Everywhere Else: A Graphic Guide
American taxes are a relative bargain vs. those of other countries. A pain-free guide to tax laws
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