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The tax fight in the Kansas state legislature took a strange and unexpected turn last week, when the state House approved a previously passed state Senate bill that would provide what some consider the largest proportional tax cut in Kansas ...
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Oklahoma Reform Showdown; A plan to phase out the income tax, if Republicans allow it.
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How Facebook's Elite Skirt Estate Tax
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Investors are focusing on Facebook's offering price as the company prepares to go public as soon as next week. Tax specialists are paying attention to something else: how half a dozen of the firm's luminaries, including founder Mark ...
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Mega Millionaires' Big Tax Bills; Bischoff: Winners of the recent Mega Millions jackpot face some serious tax hits. Here's the breakdown.
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Asia Is a Draw as U.S. Weighs Higher Taxes
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SINGAPORE—Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin's recent decision to give up his U.S. citizenship in favor of long-term residence in Singapore has drawn fresh attention to the appeal of residing and investing in the wealthy city-state and ...
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