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The Rhubarb Patch: Teacher pensions (Part Three)
Change of SubjectJoining me in part three of a conversation about issues related to teacher pensions is Glen Brown, a retired suburban public high school teacher whose blog deals with education. Read part one of our exchange, which includes Brown's full bio,...... -
The Rhubarb Patch: Teacher pensions (Part Two)
Change of SubjectJoining me to continue a conversation about issues related to teacher pensions is Glen Brown, a retired suburban public high school teacher whose blog deals with education. Read part one of our exchange, which includes Brown's fill bio, here. To...... -
Refunds fill Californians' wallets but could drain state budget
PolitiCalCalifornia taxpayers had a good April -– they're getting more than $2.6 billion in income tax refunds. But that's bad news for the state’s bottom line, because accountants expected to pay out only $2 billion.... -
S&P sounds alarm over April tax revenue UPDATED
PolitiCalCalifornia pulled in $1.38 billion in corporate taxes in April, falling about $145 million short of expectations, according to numbers from the Franchise Tax Board.... -
State budget: Heading in the right direction
The House of Delegates' rewrite of next year's state budget takes some important steps toward making Maryland's finances sustainable without dipping quite so deeply into taxpayers' pockets as the Senate's plan. It's not perfect, and some details will...Tags: Income Tax, State Budgets, Government, Personal Income, Budgets and Budgeting
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Commentary: State's high tax burden thwarts recovery
State Controller John Chiang continues to uphold the California Great Seal motto, "Eureka, I have found it!" But what Chiang is finding as controller is that California's economy, as measured by tax revenues, is still tanking. State tax collections for...Tags: Income Tax, John Chiang, Personal Income, Jerry Brown, Politics
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Keeping Track of Expiring and New Tax Provisions
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Tags: Insurance, Income Tax, Government Health Care, Medicare, Personal Income
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New 1099-K tax form may trip up some online vendors
Sun SentinelAn estimated 25 percent of South Floridians will file their federal income taxes between now and the midnight April 17 deadline, according to Mike Dobzinski, the IRS spokesman in Plantation. This year procrastinating South Floridians get an extra two...Tags: Internal Revenue Service, Federal Income Tax, Income Tax, E-Commerce Industry, Amazon.com Inc.
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Budget standoff broken, but no agreement yet
General Assembly negotiators broke a prolonged standoff over the state budget late Thursday as the Senate agreed to spare Marylanders making under $100,000 any income tax increase. The Senate proposal did not resolve the budget issues still facing the...Tags: Martin O'Malley, Thomas V. Mike Miller, Edward J Kasemeyer, Personal Income, Howard County
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Assembly still hasn't passed a budget
Pushing legislative brinkmanship to its limits, the General Assembly will go into the last scheduled day of its 90-day session Monday without an agreement on the one thing it must get done under Maryland's Constitution: pass a balanced budget. Most...Tags: Income Tax, Michael E. Busch, Prince George's County, Thomas V. Mike Miller, Personal Income
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Final day? Many issues still hanging for Assembly, foremost the budget
![A lengthy roster of high-profile bills remains unresolved as the General Assembly begins what is supposed to be the final day of its 2012 session: Offshore wind power. A doubling of the so-called "flush tax." The future of gambling in Maryland.](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2012-04/69281504-09083045.jpg "A lengthy roster of high-profile bills remains unresolved as the General Assembly begins what is supposed to be the final day of its 2012 session: Offshore wind power. A doubling of the so-called "flush tax.\" The future of gambling in Maryland.")
A lengthy roster of high-profile bills remains unresolved as the General Assembly begins what is supposed to be the final day of its 2012 session: Offshore wind power. A doubling of the so-called "flush tax." The future of gambling in Maryland.
But...Tags: Michael E. Busch, Renewable Energy, Environmental Issues, Government, Personal Income
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Assembly fails to pass tax bill, adopts 'Doomsday' budget
The Maryland General Assembly's regular 90-day session ended in disarray Monday at midnight as legislators failed to approve an income tax measure to which their leaders had agreed.
The lack of action meant that a so-called "doomsday" budget —...Tags: E.J. Pipkin, Prince George's County, State Budgets, Baltimore Convention Center, Elections
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Mar 26, 2012
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Mar 29, 2012
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Apr 9, 2012
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