…holiday was projected to be replaced by General Fund transfers so adding a fourth (offsetting) category. Cost also comes in three forms with benefits constituting more than 99% (including Railroad…

…reported on 5/7/1976 and is reported weekly thereafter. The FF tends to be reported a day or two earlier or later depending on the week, holiday schedules, and the like….

…will cut taxes for multinational companies’ repatriated offshore profits–i.e., a permanent tax holiday for multinationalsm as a first step towards a very MNE favorable move to a territorial tax system–that…

…that would take some skill and leadership… probably something like a “making work pay” tax cut to replace the “payroll tax holiday,” so that when the tax cut has to…

…pageant and the familiar carols? And, with those two questions in mind, do we ever wonder what happened to the good old days, when ‘the holidays’ were not a euphemism…

…added). One might add that many of our multinational corporations that are currently lobbying heavily for yet another tax break in the form of a “repatriation holiday” for their offshored,…

…giving multinational corporations the many tax breaks they’d been lobbying for avidly for the last two decades, along with a “repatriation holiday” that allowed the ones who’d worked most assiduously…

…to pass a repatriation tax holiday so businesses can get the money they need to invest and create jobs. Levin was asked what he thought about that. He didn’t even…

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I’ll make this quick, since I’m going to get in trouble for writing on a national holiday when my friends are coming for a night of drinking and comparing stats…