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Category Archives: Regulatory
Infrastructure Plan –
The Obama administration is set to release a new infrastructure plan on Wednesday. The plan is expected to include new construction as well as repair work. Funds for the project will still have to be allocated because most of the … Continue reading
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Monetary Stimulus –
An increase in private payrolls helped the stock market before the holiday weekend. The positive payroll data may keep the Federal Reserve from taking measures to add a monetary stimulus later in the month. One concern is that a slow response … Continue reading
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Economist Survey –
The National Association for Business Economics released a survey that showed a majority thought there should be more focus on economic growth than deficit reduction. The majority of the 242 respondents also believed that the 2003 Bush tax cuts should not expire … Continue reading
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Business Tax Hikes –
A recent Forbes article discusses the wide range of propsed taxes that may be waiting for individuals and the business community. Election year politics may soften the tax hikes with Democrats attempting to win back voters. Republicans are expected to … Continue reading
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Estate Tax –
Members of Congress are starting to focus on the November election and one topic that is the focus of attention is th estate tax. Possible revisions to the estate tax are the subject of numerous articles and discussions. A recent … Continue reading
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Laffer WSJ Opinion –
Economist Arthur Laffer recently wrote an opinion article in the Wall Street Journal regarding taxation. Art Laffer is known for his work on taxation and the creation of the Laffer Curve. In the Wall Street Journal article, Laffer uses a … Continue reading
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Jim Demint Article –
South Carolina Republican Senator Jim Demint has written a commentary article on the Pelosi-Reid economy for Forbes. The article discusses his thoughts on the Democrats economic agenda and more specifically Democratic spending. To read the Forbes article, please click here: … Continue reading
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Pence: Keep Bush Tax Cuts –
Republican Congressman Mike Pence argued for extending the Bush tax cuts on a show with Al Hunt. Pence wants all tax cuts extended including those for families making more than $250,000. The Obama admnistration and Congressional Democrats are taking the … Continue reading
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Basel Hearings Planned
Senator Dodd and Congressman Frank are expected to hold Congressional hearings on Basel bank regulations. The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision eased some proposed regulations whuch are of concern to Congress. Congressional hearings will work to improve discussion on the global … Continue reading
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Campaign Finance Bill –
Campaign Finance legislation failed to reach the 60 votes required to stop a filibuster. The vote was 57-41 and it will likely end campaign finance legislation for this congress. Democrats argue that the bill would provide more transparency and Republicans … Continue reading
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Tax Cuts Polling Data –
A recent Rasmussen poll indicates that tax cuts will play a larger role in the mid-term elections. The mid-July survey showed that 68% of respondents consider tax issues to be very important. That number is 10 points higher than a … Continue reading
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Tax Cuts –
Democrats are expected to offer a plan to keep the Bush tax cuts for the middle class. Tax cuts for higher incomes will be allowed to expire. An estate tax of 45% for the next two years will also be … Continue reading
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Senate Passes Finance Bill –
The Senate passed the financial bill today with a 60-39 vote with three Republicans suppoting the measure. Earlier in the day, the Senate voted 60-38 to end debate on the bill and move it to a final vote. The financial … Continue reading
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Senator Nelson Supports Financial Reform Bill –
Nebraska Senator Ben Nelson has indicated that he would support the financial reform bill and that should provide the 60 votes needed to pass. Previously, Nelson was undecided and that fueled speculation that four Republicans would be needed to pass the measure. The bill … Continue reading
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New Jersey Property Tax Cap –
The New Jersey State Assembly is expected to support the annual property tax increase cap backed by Christie and the State Senate. The State Assembly is in Democratic hands with Democrats having a 47-33 advantage. Tax increase will be capped at … Continue reading
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