Romney Let’s Mask Slip
…incomes would gain from his rate cuts even if they were deprived of all tax deductions. But second mortgages ??? What a joke. For one thing super rich people don’t…
…incomes would gain from his rate cuts even if they were deprived of all tax deductions. But second mortgages ??? What a joke. For one thing super rich people don’t…
…and utility bills. But Obama’s campaign has its eye on spending by Republican-leaning “super” political action committees, which can accept unlimited and effectively anonymous contributions from billionaires, corporations and others….
…United decision upholding the right of corporations to contribute any amount to influence political campaigns, based on the laughable assertion that such “super-PAC” rights undergird free speech. crossposted with ataxingmatter…
…super-bonuses at Citi, G-S, BoA and the rest be where they are if they put as much energy into making sure mortgage borrowers were treated legally and fairly as they…
…are ridiculous because we’re nowhere near the high point. Kwak adds another key insight about the paper: Second, remember that this is a study of the super-rich: not the top…
…the Code by their accommodating buddies in Congress (quid pro quo for campaign contributions or, after Citizens United, “independent” super-PAC donations?) and outright tax sheltering through aggressive customized transactions intended…
…in Loan Case: Mortgages: This is super important … The highly respected Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court is going to rule on whether the mortgage (the lien) can be separated from…
…VandeHei, analogizing Obama’s justification for agreeing to team up with a Super PAC, notwithstanding his opposition to the Citizens United decision, to a teenager’s refrain that he wants to what…
…Total profit growth is above exponential, and Finance Sector profit growth is super-exponential. In such a rapidly evolving economic landscape, working with an experienced insolvency advisor can help businesses navigate…
…long been models in the literature (most with the super strong assumption) which have the property that public debt makes future generations poorer. The distinction between models with infinitely lived…