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When I am president, I will stand up for a simple principle that ordinary Americans should not pay higher taxes on the work they do than the most fortunate pay on the wealth they own. I will eliminate President Bush’s irresponsible tax cuts for the wealthiest, preserve the cuts that help the middle class and offer new tax cuts that help middle-class families achieve some financial security again. I will match every $1 in private savings with $1 in refundable tax credits, up to $1,000 each year. A worker who saves the maximum under this...
...folder thick with documents. "Paper doesn't look after people." Government regulations mandate that Gallagher must assess the performance of each staff member six times a year, and review the care plans of each of her residents once a month. She must pay out certain benefits, like tax credit or maternity pay, to employees on behalf of the government. As much as Gallagher would like to free up time, to hire someone to take on the paperwork would cost her about €22,300 annually - more than she can afford. And she's hardly alone. There are about...
...lament is common among French small-business owners, who form a massive economic chorus. Ninety-nine percent of France's 2.5 million businesses employ fewer than 50 people - yet they still make up 53% of the labor market. Despite Lenoir's major gripes with France's labor strictures and tax regimes, he says he's willing to wait on French reform instead of defecting to friendlier business environments in the U.K. or Eastern Europe. In addition to exempting businesses with 20 employees or fewer from the 35-hour week, France's conservative government is considering measures to lighten corporate taxes...
...Unsafe Haven In an ongoing probe of the company's tax advice, U.S. regulators accused accounting firm KPMG of concealing its role in creating potentially abusive tax shelters...
...whom the DLC is forever fixated, turned off three and a half million liberals, who flocked to Ralph Nader and handed the election to Bush. Are many on the left going to bother to schlep to the polls to vote for a Democrat who kowtowed to the President on tax cuts, the Patriot Act and the invasion of Iraq? Not bloody likely, mate...