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
“Significant” tax cuts will be ruled out while the government is cutting spending to address the deficit, Prime Minister David Cameron has said.
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Cameron rules out major tax cuts
If Bush tax cuts are extended, 2010 only option of recognizing conversion income in 2011 and 2012 is
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Obama Tax Deal Would Sweeten Roth Conversions
Anti-tax activists everywhere have been loudly arguing for an extension of George W. Bush-era tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans in the United States. Now a group of millionaires is arguing the opposite
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Millionaires to Obama: Tax us
On Nov. 30, President Obama will meet with House and Senate leaders of both parties to will meet formally to negotiate the terms of extending the Bush tax cuts.
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Bush tax cuts: Cutting through the noise
The expiring Bush-era tax cuts, an extension of unemployment insurance and funding the federal government will top lawmakers’ lists when they return next week for a ‘lame duck’ session of Congress
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Tax cuts to top lame ducks’ to-do list
A possible compromise on extending Bush-era tax cuts for rich and poor alike — at least for a while — is in the works after the Republican triumph in midterm elections
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GOP, Obama Embrace Bush Tax Cut Compromise
SPECIAL: If Congress allows Bush-era tax cuts to expire, New Year’s Day will usher in the nation’s biggest tax increase since the end of WWII, tax watchdog says, and that may be only the beginning | VIDEO OPINION: Buck Up, Obama Full Coverage: Bush-Era Tax Cuts
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Big ‘If’: Tax HikesRest on Congress
Tax cuts: Obama and Democratic leaders want to extend the George W. Bush-era tax cuts for individuals making less than $200,000 and married couples making less than $250,000.
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Tax cuts for the middle class? Obama will push for them Wednesday
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?
