WASHINGTON, June 27 — Tax cuts Republicans say are needed to put Americans back to work did not create jobs during the Bush administration, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said.
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Pelosi: Tax cuts created deficit, not jobs
WASHINGTON, June 27 — Tax cuts Republicans say are needed to put Americans back to work did not create jobs during the Bush administration, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said.
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Pelosi: Tax cuts created deficit, not jobs
Late last year you caught a break. Congress reached a deal that extended the Bush-era tax cuts for two years and renewed perks like the sales tax deduction and the tuition write-off for non-itemizers.
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Your tax questions answered: Write-offs
A major goal of last December?s Tax Relief Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization and Job Creation Act of 2010 was to boost the economy by avoiding scheduled tax increases and, at the same time, adopting a few new tax cuts. Both steps, supporters claimed, would put more money in people?s pockets and boost the still-weak economy
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What Will Americans Do With Their Tax Cut?
The tax deal negotiated by President Obama and the Republican congressional leadership has been called a “stealth stimulus package.” By maintaining all the Bush tax cuts, renewing unemployment insurance benefits, adding a payroll tax cut, and so on, the deal will probably boost the speed of the economic recovery.
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Not much stimulus from tax-cut deal
The Wall Street Journal reports about a possible compromise tax proposal being pushed by the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials: Democrats might agree to an extension of all the Bush tax cuts if …
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RealClearMarkets – A Good Grade On a Possible Gasoline Tax
Would letting the Bush tax cuts expire for the top two brackets be a disaster for small businesses?
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Small-Business Tax Hysteria: Let's Do the Math – NYTimes.com
Tax cuts: The GOP’s McConnell wants to extend the Bush-era tax cuts, but he might have to shut down half the federal government to pay for them.
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Tax cuts? Nice, but how would Mitch McConnell pay for them?
Only half of all Republicans and self-identified conservatives favor extending the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy, a new public opinion poll shows. Even fewer say they favor extending the Bush tax cuts just for those making less than …
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Only 50% Of GOP Supports Extending Bush Tax Cuts For Wealthy
Congress is poised to debate whether to extend the Bush-era tax cuts, but there’s no guarantee it will pass a bill before the 2011 expiration date.
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Battle Looming Over Bush Tax Cuts — Will Your Tax Bill Go Up?