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Permanent repeal may have been voted down last week, but lawmakers may still push through a reduced estate tax. (more)
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Jun 8
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After a vote Thursday, repeal is off the table for now, and reports indicate no compromise has been reached yet. ( more)
Jun 7
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Whether or how big estates should be taxed is back on the Senate agenda. Permanent repeal doesn't look likely. Compromise may be, but that's not what critics are calling it. ( more)
May 25
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Treasury Dept. concedes a Spanish-American War tax on long-distance service is antiquated and consumers are entitled to a refund. ( more)
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The AMT is meant for the rich, but it's the scourge of the middle class. Here's why. ( more)
These retirement vehicles not only offer free money...they are smart tax-saving tools as well. ( more)
If you're a wage or salaried employee, your employer picks up half of this tax burden. ( more)
You may find one or a few that can help reduce your tax liability on your 2005 return. ( more)
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According to the IRS, 1.7 million tardy taxpayers are due more than $2 billion in unclaimed refunds. CNN's Andy Serwer explains. ( more)
In the first part of an ongoing series, CNN's Valerie Morris shows how to prepare to do taxes. ( more)
Here's how to know who you're dealing with and whether you're getting your money's worth. ( more)
Local and state taxes can have a big impact on your take-home pay. See full rankings of 50 states. ( more)
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| State |
Percentage per capita income in 2005 |
| Alaska |
6.40% |
| New Hampshire |
7.40% |
| Delaware |
8.00% |
| Tennessee |
8.30% |
| Alabama |
8.70% |
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