21. Tax Reform - RSSMicro Search Preview Subscribe Posts. Tax reform. Tuesday, February 26, 2008 5 days ago. http//voices.idahostatesman.com/2008/02/26/licalzi/tax_reform http://www.rssmicro.com/article/Tax_reform.i130211395.html

What is RSS feed? Submit Feed About Us Contact Us ... Soon to add FeedRank Dedicated RSS Feed Search Engine Search 1.7 million RSS feeds The most comprehensive RSS feed search on the web Top Stories RSS Feed Directory Published Last Hour Last Day Past Week Past Month Anytime Top RSS Feeds New RSS Feeds News Alerts Search Widget ... RSS Feed Directory Featured RSS Feeds All Posts Feeds News Sort by: Rank Date Preferences Voices.IdahoStatesman.com - - voices.idahostatesman.com - http://voices.idahostatesman.com/rss.xml Preview Subscribe Posts Tax reform Tuesday, February 26, 2008 - 92 days ago http://voices.idahostatesman.com/2008/02/26/licalzi/tax_reform Given that the vast majority of what the state legislature does during its session is creating the budget, taxes are important aspect to their work. Reducing taxes is favored by just about everyone though this is not always easy since the state's budget must be balanced. With the economy in the state deteriorating, reductions in taxes may be as hard to accomplish as increases in spending. Which tax is most in need of revision and is the concern of most Idahoans does not seem to be clear to some legislators. State Reps. Robert Schaefer and Gary Collins, both from District 12 in Nampa, have recently written about taxes and their roles on the House Revenue and Taxation Committee. Though the sales tax on groceries is briefly mentioned by Schaefer, both legislators see a much more sinister tax affecting the people of Idaho: the personal property tax. read more ...

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23. NJLM - PROPERTY TAX REFORM WORK STILL NEEDED New Jersey League of Municipalities 222 West State Street, Trenton, NJ 08608. New Jersey State League of Municipalities http://www.njslom.org/tax_reform.html

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var tcdacmd="dt"; Home News Politics Sports ... Site Map Categories Adam Putnam Alex Sink Barack Obama Bill McCollum ... August 2007 Comment Policy Please be sure your comments are appropriate before submitting them. Inappropriate comments include content that: Is libelous Is abusive, harassing, or threatening Is obscene, vulgar, or profane Is racially, ethnically or religiously offensive Is illegal or encourages criminal acts Is known to be inaccurate or contains a false attribution Impersonates anyone (actual or fictitious) Solicits funds, goods or services, or advertises The St. Petersburg Times does not edit posts but reserves the right to delete comments that violate our policy. May 19, 2008 Realtors ready to buck up for 'tax swap' The Florida Association of Realtors helped pass Amendment 1 in January with a $1-million contribution. Now the group is prepared to exceed that amount to gain voter approval for Amendment 5, a.k.a the McKay "tax swap." "My leadership teams feels, at a minimum, we do $1-million," FAR's vice president of public policy John Sebree said "We're excited about the potential for pretty major property tax relief."

25. Nefesh B' Nefesh - Tax Reforms Are you ready for the tax reforms? By Zev Stub. As the new year approaches, Englishspeaking immigrants are turning to accountants and tax lawyers en masse http://www.nbn.org.il/rights/tax_reform.htm

Home About NBN NBN in the News Site Map ... Post Aliyah Are you ready for the tax reforms? By Zev Stub Overview The tax reforms, which were designed by a committee headed by former tax chief Yair Rabinovitch, are designed to lower the income-tax burden on working people by instead taxing capital gains on investments and other income sources. As such, investors will pay a 35 percent tax from capital gains on all foreign securities, and 15% on gains from Israeli stocks beginning in January 2004. Other assets, like real estate, are taxable at 25%. For securities sold in 2003, the law offers a bit more leeway, noted advocate Ori Kalif, who works with tax expert Avi Alter in his Tel Aviv office. The tax on foreign stocks will be the lower of either 35% of the profit, or 5% of the value of the entire sale. Investors on TASE can pay either 15% of their capital gains, or 1% of the entire transaction value. Everyone with any sort of income from abroad will be required to file a tax return in the coming year. This applies to people with assets above a certain minimum value, which will be in the range of NIS 36,000, CPA Don Shrensky stressed. New immigrants are exempted from capital gains on securities purchased in their countries of origin within 10 years of aliya. New immigrants also have a five-year exemption on their pension funds, stock dividends, interest, royalties, and rent income. Foreign securities purchased after the date of aliya will be taxed as normal.

26. Tax Reform Tops Small Business Owners’ Wish List For The 108th Congress, Accord TAX REFORM TOPS SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS’ WISH LIST FOR THE 108TH CONGRESS, ACCORDING TO THE OPEN SMALL BUSINESS NETWORK(SM) SEMIANNUAL MONITOR http://home3.americanexpress.com/corp/pc/2003/tax_reform.asp

HOME PERSONAL CARDS TRAVEL SMALL BUSINESS ... 2008 Press Releases 2007 Press Releases 2006 Press Releases 2005 Press Releases 2004 Press Releases 2003 Press Releases TAX REFORM TOPS SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS’ WISH LIST FOR THE 108TH CONGRESS, ACCORDING TO THE OPEN SMALL BUSINESS NETWORK(SM) SEMI-ANNUAL MONITOR NEW YORK, January 07, 2003 When the 108th Congress convenes today, entrepreneurs say tax reform, including tax cuts and elimination of the estate tax, should be the top small business priority for lawmakers. According to the OPEN Small Business Network Semi-Annual Monitor from American Express, 33 percent cited tax reform as the top small business issue for the new Congress, followed by providing affordable health care coverage options (30 percent), and reducing onerous regulations and improving access to financing (tie, 14 percent). According to the OPEN NetworkSM survey, tax reform was not the unanimous choice as the top small business issue for Congress. Tax reform was cited as the top issue for the new Congress by small business owners in the West (35 percent) and the South (38 percent), and providing affordable healthcare coverage options topped the legislative priority list for those in the Northeast (29 percent) and North Central states (33 percent). In addition, small business owners in the West said they were almost equally concerned about Congress reducing onerous regulations (19 percent) than they were with lawmakers providing affordable healthcare options (21 percent). Small businesses in the Northeast were the most likely of any region to cite improving access to financing as a priority (19 percent vs. 14 percent overall).

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28. Michael J. Graetz Michael Graetz s Plan for Tax Reform. Michael Graetz has proposed a plan for restructuring our nation’s tax system that would free 150 million Americans http://www.law.yale.edu/graetzhome/tax reform/tax_reform.htm

100 Million Unnecessary Returns: A Simple, Fair, and Competitive Tax Plan for the United States Graetz offers a solution. Imagine a world in which most Americans pay no income tax at all, and those who do enjoy a far simpler tax process—all this without decreasing government revenues or removing key incentives for employer-sponsored health care plans and pensions. As Graetz adeptly and clearly describes, this world is within our grasp. Articles To the Point of No Returns A Fair and Balanced Tax System for the 21th Century 100 Million Unnecessary Returns: A Fresh Start for the U.S. Tax System The Economist :A promising alternative; Economics focus ... Tax Reform:Time for a Plan C Books In 1972 Americans considered the progressive federal income tax the fairest of all the taxes used by the various levels of government. Over the past twenty-five years, dissatisfaction with the income tax has grown to the point that attacks on it, and proposals to reform it often out of existence-have become the chief source of political noise in the system. How has it happened that ordinary Americans have come to regard the federal income tax as unfair, and tax protesters as heroes rather than deadbeats?

29. English.fom.ru Income Tax The document is published on the site english.fom.ru http//bd.english.fom. ru/report/cat/az/T/tax_reform/ed000942. Income Tax 21.06.2000 report Expert http://bd.english.fom.ru/report/cat/az/T/tax_reform/ed000942/printable/

The document is published on the site english.fom.ru http://bd.english.fom.ru/report/cat/az/T/tax_reform/ed000942 Income Tax 21.06.2000 [report] [ Expert Poll ] QUESTION: THE DRAFT TAX REFORM, CURRENTLY DISCUSSED BY POLITICIANS, SOCIAL SCIENTISTS AND THE MEDIA, ENVISAGES A FLAT-RATE TAX, WITH THE SAME RATE FOR ALL SOCIAL CATEGORIES. THE TAX WILL MAKE UP 13% OF PERSONAL ANNUAL INCOME. DO YOU THINK IT IS A RIGHT OR A WRONG DECISION? QUESTION: DIFFERENT OPINIONS ARE VOICED REGARDING THE FLAT TAX RATE. SOME SAY IT IS FAIR, WHILE OTHERS BELIEVE IT IS NOT. WHICH OF THESE TWO VIEWS IS CLOSEST TO YOUR OWN OPINION? QUESTION: FOLLOWING THE IMPOSITION OF A FLAT-RATE TAX, DO YOU EXPECT BUDGET REVENUES TO GROW, DROP OR STAY AT THE SAME LEVEL? E-mail: web@fom.ru When using materials from the site english.fom.ru and the POF database ( bd.english.fom.ru ), please refer to the source

30. Treasury Ministers Portal This document is an attachment to the Assistant Treasurer s Address to the National Press Club, A Tax System Redesigned Taking Stock http://ministers.treasury.gov.au/DisplayDocs.aspx?pageID=095&doc=publications/20

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32. AUT - Aus-NZ Tax Reform Call AUT, New Zealand s most dynamic University, offers courses in computing, science, business, engineering, teaching, health, fine arts, applied arts, http://www.aut.ac.nz/staff/insideaut/2006_june/tax_reform.htm

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33. Personal Direct Tax Reform Proposal - 1998 ISRAEL MINISTRY OF FINANCE - International Division. http://www.mof.gov.il/revenue_e/state2/tax_reform.htm

Excerpts from the Annual State Revenue Report for 1998 Chapter XVIII PERSONAL DIRECT TAX REFORM PROPOSAL - 1998( Introduction In the course of 1998, a Finance Ministry team under the Minister of Finance at the time, Prof. Yaakov Neeman, drew up a plan for comprehensive reform in personal direct taxation. Various Finance Ministry officials debated the plan for several months, in consultation with professionals in the private sector. Although the preparatory work progressed to advanced planning stages, the plan was neither implemented nor presented to the government and the Knesset for their approval, because doubts arose about to the ability to marshal sufficient political support for the proposal. Since the need for reform in direct taxation has not changed, presumably an initiative to revise the tax laws will again be taken in the near future. A future tax reform need not be identical to the one formulated in 1998; instead, one assumes that it will reflect the social and economic perceptions of the decision-makers at that time. Nevertheless, we do not think it superfluous to sketch in writing the main provisions of the proposals that were phrased, and the considerations that were mulled, as the plan was being formulated in 1998. This will make it possible to resume discussions of the issue at some future time with an awareness of the work already performed; it will also shorten the decision-making process and facilitate the framing of a new plan that will tackle the tax system's problems.

34. New Economist: UK Tax Reform? New economic research, data, events and analysis from a Londonbased economist. http://neweconomist.blogs.com/new_economist/2007/05/tax_reform.html

New Economist New economic research, data, events and analysis from a London-based economist Main Monday, May 14, 2007 UK tax reform? One of the issues the incoming Brown government may face soon is tax reform. According to Reuters The Confederation of British Industry has pulled together a "Tax Task Force" of leaders from major firms such as ICI, Pfizer, Cadbury Schweppes and Barclays and tax experts to come up with new ideas to reform the current system. Chancellor Gordon Brown announced a cut in the corporation tax rate to 28 percent from 30 percent from next year in his March Budget, taking it below that of other big economies such as the U.S., Germany, France and Japan. That, says CBI Director General Richard Lambert, was a step in the right direction, but deeper reform is needed to make the tax system competitive in the long term, especially as firms now have more choice over where they are based and pay tax. A survey by the business group last year showed that one in five UK firms had relocated some of its activities overseas because of gripes over tax. Before that report, though, we will see

35. Ohio Business Development Coalition » Tax Reform Ohio Business Development Coalition Discover the benefits of business expansion, relocation economic development in Ohio. Research key data, resources, http://www.ohiomeansbusiness.com/cost/tax_reform.php

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38. Tax Fairness Act FOR AFFECTED ACCOUNTS IN P.R. ONLY We would like to inform you of two recent changes to the tax laws in Puerto Rico that will affect your UPS account. http://www.ups.com/content/pr/en/about/news/service_updates/tax_reform.html

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39. Tax Reform Do We Need A Simpler, Fairer Tax Code? - West West LegalEdcenter is a leading online source for continuing legal education (CLE) programs and businessoriented legal courses drawn from leading local, http://westlegaledcenter.findlaw.com/program_guide/course_detail.jsp?courseId=52

40. Tax Reform Effort Gets Underway In Washington - Feb. 16, 2005 Before he leaves office in 2008, President Bush wants April 15 to become a kinder, gentler though not necessarily cheaper day for taxpayers. http://money.cnn.com/2005/02/16/news/economy/tax_reform/index.htm

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