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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 -
Legislation
How Much Will the Medical Device Tax Hurt?
Device makers are fighting a forthcoming excise tax. Maybe they shouldn't -
Legislation
Bloomberg View: Millionaire Taxes Aren't the Answer; Paul Ryan's Medicare Plan Gets Better
The silliness of soak-the-rich schemes; Ryan 3.0 could use further refinements -
2012 campaign
No Taxes? No Way
Why Ron Paul's anti-tax policies wouldn't help small businesses -
Congress
Pepsi Levies a Sin Tax on Its Workers
PepsiCo workers object to a $50 fee tied to smoking and obesity -
Policy
The Fight Over Crowdfunding's Potential
Goldmine for scammers or valuable tool for legitimate entrepreneurs? Debate grows over legislation that would make it easier for individuals to buy equity stakes in private companies -
Congress
Is Ending the Top-Bracket Bush Tax Cuts a Winning Issue for Democrats?
The Democrats may move early to end the Bush tax cuts for the country's highest earners. They sense a shift in the public mood about the wealthy that may make the move easier -
Policy
Tax Help for Housecleaners and Cabdrivers
Low-income business owners can't take advantage of the IRS's free tax prep. One nonprofit is trying to change that -
Management
Should We Abolish the Corporate Income Tax?
In other words: Is zero percent even better than 28 percent? -
White House
Obama Spoils for an Election Year Tax Fight
His plan to cut corporate rates dares Republicans to say "no" -
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Politics & Policy
The Defender of Private Equity Tax Breaks
Steve Judge lobbies Congress to keep taxes low on firms such as Bain Capital, Blackstone, KKR, and Carlyle Group
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