Tax cut distribution

The Congressional Budget Office released a new study today detailing the impact of recent tax cuts on various income levels. Bottom line - the very, very wealthy made out very, very well.

From the New York Times:

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Debt ceiling to be hit soon

It looks like the debt ceiling will be hit soon - late september/early october unless congress and the president act to raise the ceiling.

It does sound like there are some accounting gimmicks that could be used to extend until mid november.

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JEC Press Release Misinterprets Evidence on Charitable Bequ

OMB Watch - JEC Press Release Misinterprets Evidence on Charitable Bequests

WASHINGTON, D.C., July 29, 2004 - The majority leadership of the Joint Economic Committee, in a recent press release dated July 28, 2004, pointed to an increase in charitable bequest giving as evidence that changes to the estate tax law have not impacted giving.

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Debt Limit

It looks like the statutory debt limit will be reached in October...

Latest News and Financial Information | Reuters.com

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Jobs and Tax Cuts

Worth a read:

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CBO Report on The Estate Tax and Charitable Giving

Additional evidence on the cahritable impact of the estate tax elimination...

The Estate Tax and Charitable Giving

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Charitable Giving Effects of an Estate Tax Repeal

A new paper by the Congressional Budget Office estimates that charitable bequests will fall 22 percent as a result of an estate tax repeal.

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House preserves $100,000 per person in tax breaks for millio

The House of Representatives has declined to limit the massive tax cuts on millionaires. The cuts for millionaires average $120,000 per person a defeated proposal would have cut that to $24,000.

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