Suchergebnisse - "Cohn, Peter"

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CONGRESS: The Senate's Budget Tangle - Many obstacles stand in the way of the Senate making much headway on appropriations bills.

von: Cohn, Peter

2007, in: National journal

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Job Creators or Tax Dodgers?: The fight over extending Bush-era tax cuts may hinge on perceptions of small businesses.

von: Cohn, Peter

2010, in: National journal

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Administration : A Tax Proposal With Few Friends President Obama's tax-cut plan is getting a cool reception from the business community.

von: Cohn, Peter

2010, in: National journal

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Budget: Backed Into a Corner: The deficit commission has fewer options as a result of campaign pledges.

von: COHN, PETER

2010, in: National journal

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Budget — On the Brink: Republicans are mulling whether to push for deep budget cuts in return for voting to raise the debt ceiling.

von: COHN, PETER

2010, in: National journal

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Issues & Ideas - Looking Beyond Juan Valdez - Will a trade agreement do much to help Colombia move into a more peaceful era?

von: Cohn, Peter

2008, in: National journal

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CONGRESS - The 'Paygo' Blues - A Democratic campaign pledge to offset new spending with budget cuts or revenue is beginning to make life miserable for the party after only six months in the majority.

von: Cohn, Peter

2007, in: National journal

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CONGRESS OK So WWhat's an Earmark? - One of the problems in the pork-reform movement is defining exactly what an earmark is, and what it isn't.

von: Cohn, Peter

2006, in: National journal

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Still Strong on Trade : The next Congress will probably have enough votes to maintain free-trade stances.

von: Cohn, Peter

2010, in: National journal

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Budget: Nothing Doing: Don't count on Congress dealing with expiring tax cuts in the lame-duck session.

von: COHN, PETER

2010, in: National journal

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Economy — Seeing Red: The fiscal commission chairmen have shown how to get the $13.7 trillion debt under control. Their plan would work.

von: COHN, PETER

2010, in: National journal

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Budget: Let the Revolution Begin: Proposals to cut public spending by transforming Medicare have sonic surprising advocates.

von: COHN, PETER

2010, in: National journal

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Congress: The Hidden Costs of Roth IRAs: Budget and tax experts are having second thoughts about the popular tax-free savings accounts named for the late Sen. William Roth, R-Del., because of their long-term costs.

von: Cohn, Peter

2010, in: National journal

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Administration: Bad News for the Almost-Rich: Some married couples with children will face a higher tax rate than childless millionaires.

von: Cohn, Peter

2010, in: National journal

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CONGRESS: Tennis Shoes, Plus Spikes? - Sen. Patty Murray, the "mom in tennis shoes:'is not afraid to play hardball when necessary.

von: Cohn, Peter

2007, in: National journal

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Congress Whose Ox Gets Gored Next? - Businesses are worried that their tax breaks could be in jeopardy ne

von: Cohn, Peter

2008, in: National journal

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CONGRESS: The IRS as 'Sugar Daddy': Refundable tax credits have grown significantly in recent years for low-income families. Some Republicans say that tax policy should not be a substitute forsocial-welfare programs.

von: Cohn, Peter

2010, in: National journal

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Making Tax Credits Credible Again - The recession has lessened the value of tax credits for alternative fuels and low-income housing.

von: Cohn, Peter

2008, in: National journal

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Taxation: Losing the Tax Wars: The two parties are actually very close to each other on tax policy. The Democratic Party under President Obama is proposing one of the largest tax cuts in American history, seeking to continue almost all of George W. Bush's tax policies enacted in 2001 and 2003.

von: Cohn, Peter

2010, in: National journal

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Issues & Ideas: Congress Plays 'Bad Cop' on China: Legislation dealing with Chinese imports has a chance in a lame-duck session.

von: Cohn, Peter

2010, in: National journal

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