…to free-ride on union contracts without paying their share of the costs of the contracts they benefit from and prohibiting unions from using paycheck deductions to collect union dues. That…

…Kathleen Blanco. He blew the surplus in his first year as governor embracing the rollback of the Stelly Plan voters approved in 2002, the elimination of excess itemized deductions, and…

…he would close sundry deductions and loopholes. In general, I’m comfortable with higher taxes on the rich — though they’ve risen substantially in the Obama era already — but tax…

…government has to spend and interest rates. Tax rates, tax exemptions, tax deductions, etc., are simply a component of how much people pay. For example, George HW Bush famously reneged…

…the tax laws and may even assist their clients in cheating on their taxes by inventing home offices, travel-away-from-home expenses, or other fictional deductions. The U.S. Department of Treasury sought…

…abounds with such speculative calculations, which serve as points of departure for chains of numerical deductions.” Recent Locke scholars have argued that Locke’s famous chapter five, “Of Property,” of his…

…I’m not tax accountant, but I do believe that once exemptions, deductions, and credits are take into account, the average person making $23,810 is probably paying very little in taxes….

…allowed sitting presidents to take large tax deductions for donating presidential papers to an archive. (For his historical information, Zuckoff references Joe Thorndike‘s paper for the Capitol Historical Society, JCT…

Sarah Anderson at Institute for Policy Studies writes about how the 1993 reform to rein in runaway CEO pay by capping tax deductions of executive compensation at $1 million created…

…in federal income taxation where we looked at the returns to understand how the various “lines” correspond to items specified in the Code (like “adjusted gross income” and “miscellaneous deductions”)….