Shall I Compare Thee To A Senate Tax Bill?
If you’re interested in a comparison of the two tax bills that I blogged about yesterday, you can read a decent paper comparing the two here (it’s a PDF), courtesy of Citizens for Tax Justice.
Deep dives into tax policy — the laws, proposals, and reforms shaping the tax code, explained without the jargon.
If you’re interested in a comparison of the two tax bills that I blogged about yesterday, you can read a decent paper comparing the two here (it’s a PDF), courtesy of Citizens for Tax Justice.
As previously reported, the Senate approved a version of the tax bill. Not to be outdone, the House did, too (yesterday). The problem? Er, they’re not consistent and it’s not clear when (and if) the two can be reconciled. The top priority of the House in what was a narrow victory, 234-197, seemed to be…
Cindy Sheehan has already made a name for herself as a peace advocate, having lost her son in the war in Iraq. She’s now making the case for civil disobedience in the realm of taxes, stating: “My son was killed in 2004. I am not paying my taxes for 2004. You killed my son, George…