Word: taxingly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...says TIME business reporter Bernard Baumohl. "It knows that that kind of money would just be a temporary stopgap to support the ruble and pay some wages -- to buy some time." For Russia to have a chance at recovery, the money has to be linked to real reform -- improved tax collection and deep spending cuts...
...will actually cost taxpayers $13 billion over the next 10 years, it's loaded with real benefits for citizens: Shifting the burden of proof in noncriminal cases from taxpayers to the agency; helping divorced women avoid paying for their deadbeat husband's debts; a break on the capital gains tax for investors. After all, $13 billion spread over a decade of budgets isn't much to pay -- not for a kinder, gentler...
...only filthy lucre, but they like it. Demonstrating exactly how grownup they have become, the members of the ROLLING STONES have announced that they are postponing the British leg of their Bridges to Babylon tour on the advice of their accountants. Because of a new wrinkle in British tax law, if the Stones make any money from the tour in Britain, they would have to pay taxes on the whole tour, which means it would end up costing them $20 million to perform four dates at home. The Stones will tour Britain eventually, just as soon as that new financial...
STATES GIVE TAX RELIEF...
...that states are suddenly flush with cash, they're starting to give some back to taxpayers. At least 14 states--including Arizona, Georgia, Illinois, Kansas, Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, Nebraska and New York--have used sky-high tax revenues to cut personal income taxes in 1998, according to a new study. Tax revenues are still rising, so there could be more cuts coming...