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From Washington & Albany — Washington: New Taxes Arrive; Governor Cuomo: NY Taxes Too High
I. From Washington A rainbow of new federal income taxes arrived on January 1, 2014, led by the new 3.8 percent “Medicare” tax imposed by IRC §1411. Although enacted as part of the health care legislation of President Obama, … Continue reading
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Historic Changes in Tax Law Appear Imminent — October 2012
View PDF of Article in Tax New & Comment — October 2012 HISTORIC CHANGES IN TAX LAW APPEAR IMMINENT — OCTOBER 2012 Barring a significant change in voter sentiment in Ohio, and to a lesser extent in Florida and Virginia, … Continue reading →