They have been getting tax break, after tax break, after tax break.
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So this isn't a tax break for small business, it's a tax break for, surprise, wealthy individuals.
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Alternatively, maybe Trump is still getting the tax break because he is, in fact, eligible for the tax break.
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Climate-friendly tax break: In 2018, Congress approved a tax break for companies that use carbon capture technology to reduce their emissions.
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The big picture: The tax break for charitable contributions has always been a tax break only for the minority of Americans who itemize.
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Limiting the tax break on employer plans Like Obamacare, the draft GOP proposal seeks to cap the tax break for employer-sponsored coverage.
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He decries the survival of the "carried interest" tax break benefiting affluent hedge-fund managers, among others, a tax break he has opposed for years.
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During the presidential campaign, Trump called for ending the "carried interest" tax break that benefits investment-fund managers — a tax break that Democrats would also like to see eliminated.
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During his tenure, Lee oversaw a temporary tax break — often dubbed the "Twitter tax break" — that provided incentives for companies to move into buildings in San Francisco's mid-Market neighborhood.
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REPORT: TRUMP'S TAX BREAK: Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump reportedly qualified for a state property-tax break for people who make $21625,2900 or less, business newsletter Crain's reported Tuesday.
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TAX BREAK TALK: House Ways and Means Committee ranking member Sandy Levin (D-Mich.) on Thursday expressed optimism that Congress will eliminate the carried interest tax break in the future.
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More damaging has been the news of his tax break.
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The best solution would be to cap the tax break.
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Generally, you can't collect a tax break for cosmetic surgery.
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That family would indeed get a tax break next year.
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The 103 plan offers a different kind of tax break.
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I limit, for example, no tax break that you get.
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And we've been getting a huge tax break for years.
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It's a $275 billion tax break for the wealthiest Americans.
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Don't brace for a tax break just yet, experts say.
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The state has added its own tax break for BlackRock.
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And this is not a tax break for the rich?
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Delta would have been the primary beneficiary of the tax break.
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The tax break aimed at small businesses is mostly benefiting millionaires.
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A tax break for cultural sponsorship is to be extended indefinitely.
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That tax break helps GM sell cars for a higher price.
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Your tax break: a few hundred dollars, then a tax hike.
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Companies get a sizable federal tax break from providing the insurance.
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Stanley Druckenmiller isn't coming out of retirement, tax break or not.
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His savings from using the tax break were significant, he said.
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In 2014, just 105 Virginia tax returns included the tax break.
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The 320 million other Americans don't qualify for this tax break.
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Overall, about 2500 percent of filers currently use the tax break.
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But here's a news flash: that's still a massive tax break.
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The tax break alone could fund about two people on Medicaid.
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Because I was about to give you a huge tax break.
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Closing the tax break would bring in $1.3 trillion in revenues.
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The longer you hold the fund, the sweeter the tax break.
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Repatriation at a discount rate "is a tax break," he said.
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The tax break for elite colleges that enroll overwhelmingly affluent students.
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But why give corporations any sort of tax break at all?
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The company credited the raise in wages to the tax break.
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I would probably get a big tax break as a result.
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"For those in a similar position, Guglielmetti said there are tax advantages to saving in an IRA, "either the present-day tax break from contributing to a traditional IRA or the future tax break from Roth contributions.
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Even without the tax break, artists still might consider donating their works.
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So why shouldn't tampons get the same tax break as other necessities?
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Trump's administration has long floated the idea of eliminating the tax break.
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The mean earner would receive a tax break worth just £26 annually.
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Limitations to the tax break kick in over those taxable income thresholds.
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This tax break offsets the cost of daycare, summer camp and sitters.
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Because you have to itemize in order to earn that tax break.
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Today's report, meanwhile, confirms that Trump is still getting the tax break.
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Health plans will receive a tax break for CEO salaries over $85033,000.
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However, the House bill passed earlier this month ends this tax break.
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RELATED: Are changes to the 401(k) tax break in the works?
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Basically, to get a tax break for the donation, you must itemize.
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The law also gives companies a tax break on repatriated overseas profits.
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What the Senate proposed: The Senate would take away this tax break.
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" She added, "I don't care if they are getting a tax break.
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Or give 'em a tax break, to cushion the agony of affluence?
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The tax break, granted in 2013, was a boon for Mr. Epstein.
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After failing to eliminate a tax break for banks, the bill stalled.
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That's mainly because of a big tax break and a strong economy.
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Loss of the tax break would cost them close to $30,000 annually.
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Well, I don't know what a tax break for the rich is.
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This means the very poor don't fully benefit from this tax break.
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For one thing, the tax break didn't officially end for 10 years.
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WTO rules against tax break for Boeing: The World Trade Organization ruled Monday that a huge tax break given to the aerospace giant Boeing by Washington state violates trade agreements between the United States and the European Union.
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Last year, The Times reported how money eligible for the tax break — supported by both Democrats and Republicans — was going to luxury projects in affluent neighborhoods, including deals that were underway long before the tax break took effect.
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Boston doubled the tax break on its initial proposal to attract General Electric.
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Sanford voted for Trump's tax break, and supported Trump's campaign to kill Obamacare.
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That's a bigger tax break than most developers can use on their own.
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Now that they're getting the tax break without the investment, what's their incentive?
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Deciding to take the tax break requires lots of planning with your accountant.
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You can tuck away big bucks and get a big tax break, too.
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As for what counts toward the tax break, qualifying expenses run the gamut.
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The bill no longer caps the tax break for employer-sponsored coverage benefits.
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To claim this tax break, file Form 8880 with your income tax return.
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The free market, and the corporations that dominate it, deserves the tax break.
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Trump repeatedly promised to repeal the carried interest tax break during the campaign.
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Such a change would result in a tax break for most wealthy filers.
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For families paying for child care, the current tax break offers little relief.
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He's offering them an even better tax break that renders carried interest irrelevant.
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Mr. Trump said the tax break did what it was supposed to do.
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Saving up to buy a house can now get you a tax break.
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Another tax break, the ability to quickly depreciate capital investments, is vitally worthwhile.
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Trump was particularly eager for; and a tax break for private plane owners.
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The tax break the family would get for insurance is worth over $6,200.
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As a result, the state reduced the tax-break package by $59 million.
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A tax break in China may offer some relief, but it's no cure.
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Owners of multiple homes will feel the limitation on this tax break keenly.
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These plans work differently in how the investor ultimately gets the tax break.
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In Detroit, Trump proposed giving parents a tax break for child care expenses.
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And almost every other tax break has lobbyists lined up to defend it.
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That tax break is meant to encourage you to save for retirement now.
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To claim this tax break, you file Form 8880 with your tax return.
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That 20 percent tax break for small businesses is no free-for-all.
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Owners of multiple homes will esepcially feel the limitation on this tax break.
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Clinton has said that she has supported eliminating the tax break for years.
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That tax break is higher than the cost of Medicaid in many cases.
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Under the Republican plans, one gets a tax break and the other doesn't.
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The tax break, the Nepra official said, was not on offer for other companies.
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However, the income limits associated the tax break are not doubled for married couples.
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RELATED: Republican health care plan has a big tax break for insurance execs' pay
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The value of the tax break starts to decline after the end of 2019.
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Democratic presidential candidates are taking aim at a new tax break for small businesses.
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He says it's a health care bill, but it's not — it's a tax break.
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Bigger firms will benefit from the bringing forward of a tax break on investment.
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Small wine producers also get a tax break as did makers of sparkling wines.
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The tax break is designed to help struggling companies get back on their feet.
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The tax break could save you about 4016 percent on eligible expenses, WageWorks reports.
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"This was subsidized by city residents," Ms. Burstein said recently of the tax break.
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Scott picked the tract that contains most of the development for the tax break.
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Most of the tax break would go to high-income Americans in any case.
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The constituencies for each individual tax break underscore the complication for the Republican Party.
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For years they have employed Washington lobbyists to help defend the lucrative tax break.
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The tax break will be about 2,20203 extra pesos ($34) per month per person.
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After that tax break, companies resumed pushing profits offshore — at an even brisker pace.
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They argue it is an unwarranted tax break for the richest of the rich.
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But investors should consider the downside, and whether the tax break is worth it.
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The company is likely to receive a generous tax break for its latest donation.
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Time is nearly up for the largest tax break on this hot new investment.
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They should have that $73 billion tax break to invest in research and development.
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Earlier versions of the bill would have eliminated the tax break for second homes.
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This tax break is the original sin of the United States health care system.
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As for what counts toward the federal tax break, qualifying expenses are far-ranging.
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This means that eliminating the tax break for robots would not hurt economic growth.
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Build your nest egg for medical expenses and get a tax break as well.
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The Senate bill offers a tax break for parents whose children attend private school.
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First and foremost, he wants to make sure his constituents get a tax break.
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REPORT: NYC RESCINDS TRUMP TAX BREAK: New York City increased Donald Trump's tax bill over the weekend, after removing a tax break he received that is designed for people who make $2628,28503 or less per year, The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday.
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A traditional IRA has the same tax treatment as a standard 401(k) — tax break now, pay taxes later — while a Roth IRA works in the reverse: You don't get a tax break now, but you also don't pay taxes on retirement distributions.
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Even the most optimistic analyses suggest that there would be little effect on wages for the first few years, which means that for now what looks like a tax break for the wealthy is, in fact, a tax break for the wealthy.
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However, the income limits associated with the tax break are not doubled for married couples.
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Boeing received a $305 million tax break in 2015 alone from the state of Washington.
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Either way, the money would qualify for the tax deferral and capital gains tax break.
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The concern is that the corporate tax break may not be as great as anticipated.
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But research shows not many participants are actually saving money beyond the initial tax break.
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Fossil fuel companies were supposed to get a temporary tax break from Congress in 28.
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Not only that, but this coddled group also gets a tax break on their coverage.
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Insofar as Americans cared, they hated the idea of giving big companies a tax break.
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You must itemize your deductions to take advantage of the tax break for medical expenses.
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The tax break isn't going to be that big for you unless you're super rich.
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That's why, independent of a tax break, what philanthropists do doesn't deserve our automatic praise.
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His Democratic predecessor, Barack Obama, also proposed ending the tax break for stadiums in 2015.
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Pat Toomey that would have bestowed a tax break on conservative Hillsdale College in Michigan.
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The poorest Americans would be getting a tax break and not the top one percent.
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Newark, New Jersey appears to have offered the biggest straight-out tax break — $7 billion.
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It's arguably more of a tax break for the wealthy than a health care bill.
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The federal government provides a $28503,22019 tax break to U.S. consumers who buy electric vehicles.
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That would create a substantial tax break for working parents, but further widen the deficit.
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A bill awaiting President Obama's signature gives most Olympic and Paralympic medalists a tax break.
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Why would we give the same tax break to Target as we would to Costco?
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The federal government provides a $21625,2900 tax break to U.S. consumers who buy electric vehicles.
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Investors contribute pre-tax money to a traditional IRA, giving them a tax break now.
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The companies that received the biggest benefits from the tax break were Facebook and Apple.
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I'm reminded of a tax break brought to my attention by a colleague in Iowa.
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Clinton on Monday proposed to double the existing tax break for parents with young children.
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"Is the tax break just giving you the money now instead of later?" he asked.
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But he thought he had a great location and a hefty tax break to boot.
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Starting with the 2018 tax year, businesses are eligible for a 20 percent tax break.
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Some citrus growers also gained a tax break for the costs of replanting after disasters.
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Many other large American corporations have also been playing the tax break and loophole game.
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There is little doubt that the tax break for Boeing will therefore be removed quickly.
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According to the IRS, this deduction amounts to a $100 billion a year tax break.
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But political opponents successfully branded the dividend plan as a costly tax break for foreigners.
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The tax break that applies only to people who get health insurance through their job.
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The HSA tax break is an incentive for people to deposit more money in HSAs.
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Carrier is essentially being rewarded with a large tax break for destroying 1,300 U.S. jobs.
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Amazon has netted millions of dollars from a tax break there for over a decade.
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Makers of liquor, wine and beer won a yearlong extension of a popular tax break.
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Trump said he would do away with the tax break and that Clinton would not.
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The bill eliminated what some interpreted to be a tax break for virtual currency holders.
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When the tax break finally ended in 2006, it threw Puerto Rico into a recession.
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For example, if you're worried that a tax break you and your peers are getting now might bankrupt Social Security when you need it in 20 years, then go ahead and take that extra tax break money and invest it in your 401(K).
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If most people pay a little more in taxes so that a few corporate owners can get a huge tax break, that's an example of diffuse costs (most taxpayers pay a little more) and concentrated benefits (a few corporate owners get a huge tax break).
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It's the second such tax break for renting rooms announced by the Chancellor in recent times.
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The House plan leaves the tax break in place, but further restricts who can claim it.
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The tax plan mostly preserves a tax break for venture capitalists that had been in jeopardy.
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The tax break was especially popular among households with adjusted gross income between $2400,2210 to $2700,2421.
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This tax break, which is now suspended, is part of a group of miscellaneous itemized deductions.
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In 2011, Johnson received a tax break from Kentucky in exchange for expanding its operations there.
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The standard 401(k) provides a current tax break, which means the actual savings cost less.
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Democrats remained united in opposition, blasting the Senate bill as a tax break for the wealthy.
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As Mr Hammond intended, the immediate coverage highlighted a modest tax break for first-time housebuyers.
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The tax break for charitable donations comes up again and again and again in your book.
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"The whole plan is aimed at an across-the-board tax break for corporations," he said.
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Source: Strategas Research Partners It shows doubt that even a repatriation tax break can get done.
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This is all to finance a massive tax break for corporations that have seen record profits.
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You get a tax break today and put off paying taxes on future gains until later.
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One in particular, a supposed tax break for private jets, has repeatedly been hammered by Democrats.
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But those calculations do not figure in the sizable tax break that comes with providing coverage.
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And of course, "you can always give to charities without getting the tax break," O'Loughlin added.
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With a traditional 401(k), you contribute pre-tax money and get an upfront tax break.
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Companies paying higher wages have earned a tax break; companies paying the lowest wages have not.
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Why would we give the same tax break to Sam's Club as we would to Costco?
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That tax break is extremely popular in high-tax states like California, New York and Illinois.
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Seniors can still grab this tax break under the new tax law: the additional standard deduction.
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They buy real estate because it will appreciate–then claim a tax break for nonexistent depreciation.
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Cohn said that tax break would up the standard of living for Americans and generate growth.
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Capping the tax break for employer-sponsored coverage is a white whale of American health policy.
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Also, you can only take a tax break for your losses if you itemize your deductions.
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To protect a tax break, the company has allied itself with Wisconsin's brutally partisan Republican Party.
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To top it all off, investors who want the maximum tax break have only until Dec.
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Southern Trust, which purports to operate a DNA database business, remains eligible for that tax break.
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Without this ridiculous stock option tax break, the combined tax rate would have been 6900 percent.
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For a 529 plan, the tax break comes years later, when your child heads to college.
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Critics of Twitter's tax break saw Dorsey's comments on Thursday as a validation of their skepticism.
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And Biden wants to end a tax break known as "stepped up basis" that benefits heirs.
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Next, check whether yours is one of the 16 states with a tax break on contributions.
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Self-employed financial advisors get a tax break denied to their colleagues working at financial institutions.
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Many offer a tax break on school supplies, clothes and computers up to a certain price.
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The cost of that tax break likely makes for some tough sledding in this current Congress.
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He would have also been eligible to take a tax break related to the funds, too.
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This holiday season, donate to charity and give yourself the gift of an attractive tax break.
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The tax law placed new limits on the tax break but did not eliminate it entirely.
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To qualify for the tax break, you must roll in a significant amount of capital gains.
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That tax break was available to those who rolled their gains into an investment by Dec.
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You can get a tax break on these expenses, but only if you itemize your return.
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The Republican tax law will eliminate a tax break for alimony payments finalized after Dec. 163.
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They also may face a big headache: figuring out whether the tax break applies to them.
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The House wanted to eliminate the tax break, while the Senate wanted to double it temporarily.
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The House had proposed eliminating the tax break, but the provision didn't make the final bill.
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That has fueled concern that the tax break could help regions that already enjoy substantial investment.
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A new bill would give family caregivers an income tax break to help alleviate the burden.
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In 2018, this tax break was halved, following the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017.
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For example, rather than you give everybody a tax break, give it to those who homeschool.
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This proposal is bad The Republican tax break for "small businesses" is both overinclusive and underinclusive.
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The tax break is available to condo and co-op owners in the city, but there is a catch: "A homeowner is only eligible for the tax break if the condo is his primary residence," according to New York City Finance Department language cited by the publication.
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He offered no further details on how the tax break would apply to employers, but a press release sent by Macri's coalition said a company that hires an eligible young worker who earns 35,000 pesos monthly would receive a tax break of 5,500 pesos per month.
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Basically, the government gives you a tax break if you use private money to do public good.
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The tax break would have been worth about $40 million to Delta, the Atlanta Journal Constitution reported.
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This has always been a great and popular middle-class tax break that works, and it stays.
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Instead of using a deduction to get some kind of a tax break based on this behavior.
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Anyone can make a contribution (although state laws vary on whether you can get a tax break).
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The new Grassley-Wyden bill calls for an extension of the 7.5 percent tax break into 2019.
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The House bill goes further, eliminating a tax break on bonds used to finance affordable housing projects.
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Every time you shut down a tax break you find an interest group passionate about defending it.
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Now they're holding their own against taxables, which would suggest there's no disadvantage, meaning no tax break.
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He also gained a $163.8 million tax break on Trump Tower, his opulent building in midtown Manhattan.
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Other GOP legislators in Georgia vowed to oppose a bill offering a tax break on jet fuel.
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Trump had called for an elimination of the carried-interest tax break when he ran for president.
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" He called the 401(k) tax benefit a "great and popular middle class tax break that works.
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The Trump campaign has said New York City made an error in giving Trump the tax break.
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He also reduced a tax break that generated backlash because it would particularly benefit real estate developers.
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But Mr. Trump insisted that the project was not viable without a tax break from the city.
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Harwood: You're saying you can't give middle-class taxpayers more of a tax break than you've done?
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Collins would also like to see a tax break for businesses that don't carry debt, like hers.
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She tried to nab a depreciation tax break on the implants, declaring them a deductible business expense.
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This tax break amounts to a federal subsidy of $266 billion this year, the budget office said.
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The Joint Committee on Taxation ranks retirement accounts as the second most-expensive tax break in America.
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Eight years later, the state passed an additional tax break that extends such privileges to inherited property.
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" As Sanders told CBS: "It is a $275 billion dollar tax break for the top 2 percent.
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"They can have the tax break this year and make giving decisions in future years," he said.
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The tax break works by allowing investors to roll capital gains from other investments into the funds.
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" She argues that millionaires like herself don't deserve another tax break in this "time of staggering inequality.
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He added, however, that he would oppose any tax break if it came with strings attached — i.e.
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That's where accountants and entrepreneurs are getting creative, finding ways to help businesses maximize this tax break.
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Nevada officials recently gave a massive tax break to attract a new Tesla battery factory near Reno.
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The benefits from this are far greater than whatever tax break you think you're going to receive.
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The tax break will reward businesses that were already planning to invest in the newly favored areas.
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You can also get a $250,000 tax break as an individual and $500,000 as a married couple.
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The factory existed because of a tax break, and that break was due to expire after 2005.
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Pipeline companies building the contested Keystone XL and Dakota Access pipelines get their own special tax break.
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Despite enormous profits and a huge tax break, American companies only cover 1 percent of childcare costs.
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None of them saw the wisdom in voting for an $2900,220006 tax break for the average family.
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TPC also estimated what would happen once people realize there's a huge tax break for pass-throughs.
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The oldest tax break is the 1031 exchange, named for its section in the Internal Revenue Code.
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Not only could you make someone's holiday brighter, but you might be entitled to a tax break.
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For starters, the tax break you could get for using home equity this way is no longer guaranteed.
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"They know there's energy coming, there's a corporate tax break coming, capital gains tax reductions coming," she said.
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And offering support isn't necessarily about finding a 501(c)(3) for the sake of a tax break.
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In Kenya, automakers will pay no import or excise duties and get a 50-percent corporate tax break.
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You can find more information about this tax break in the Adjustments to Income section of Form 1040.
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In 2015, the average SALT deduction for New Yorkers who claimed the tax break was more than $22,000.
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The tax break is available to owners of "pass-through" entities, including sole proprietorships, S-corporations and partnerships.
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You'll need his or her tax ID or Social Security number in order to claim this tax break.
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You can now only get a tax break if the damage is due to a federally declared disaster.
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It's a repatriation tax break, allowing U.S. companies to bring overseas profits back home at a lower rate.
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If you have an individual retirement account, you're going to miss out on a tax break this spring.
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Last year's tax legislation dramatically expanded the depreciation tax break used by Fortune 500 corporations, the group said.
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But never forget the huge outlay in the federal budget for the unlimited tax break for employer coverage.
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Despite its flaws, the Cadillac tax provides a powerful offset to the open ended health insurance tax break.
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And I asked the President to get rid of that tax break that encourages jobs to move overseas.
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PACE would increase federal spending on childcare and give families who pay for childcare a bigger tax break.
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A tax break for small businesses, in particular, could add more than $22013 trillion to the final bill.
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Toomey defended Hillsdale as "a wonderful institution" and said other schools might qualify for the tax break, too.
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Goldman Sachs and other major investors have also lined up to take advantage of the new tax break.
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In other words, there is a less compelling case to buy a home to get a tax break.
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Should those who are doing well get a tax break, while those with little influence in Washington suffer?
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In 2014, just 105 Virginia tax returns included the tax break, according to the state's Department of Taxation.
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It is also getting a tax break that effectively brings its purchase price down further to $2.2 billion.
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That costlier tax break is the 2200 percent top tax rate for so-called pass-through, unincorporated businesses.
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The 214-220,000 pound bracket, which is taxed at 15 percent, will get a 40 percent tax break.
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The 45-200,000 pound a year bracket, taxed at 143 percent, will get a 5 percent tax break.
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The tax break for employer-sponsored coverage benefits would be capped at the 90th percentile of current premiums.
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This amounts to the nation's single largest tax break, costing over $230 billion in forgone taxes each year.
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Yet the incentives have made opportunity zones such a shiny tax break that investors need to be cautious.
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On Thursday, the Georgia Senate overwhelmingly approved a version of the bill without the jet-fuel tax break.
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Other Republican candidates for governor were also eager to weigh in in favor of rescinding the tax break.
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The big corporate tax break that became law last month is great news for companies and their investors.
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The other major tax break in the cross hairs of House Republicans is the home mortgage interest deduction.
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Mr. Macron also refuses to end a tax break for wealthy citizens that he granted upon taking office.
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It was also not immediately clear whether the tax break on payroll would benefit companies or workers directly.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Say you were a British multimillionaire looking for a sizable tax break.
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Saving for, well, just about anything could come with a tax break if House Republicans get their way.
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Closing the plant and outsourcing Microsoft&aposs CD production when the tax break expired was the obvious choice.
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The tax break has helped private equity become one of the most lucrative sectors of the financial industry.
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The Hill's Megan R. Wilson reports on the groups' efforts to protect the tax break: http://bit.ly/2kkp7B9.
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Mortgage interest tax break has 'no effect' on homeownership, says studyCan a grassroots movement fix urban housing shortages?
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Orders spiked after Beijing gave dozens of electric vehicle makers there a healthy tax break earlier this month.
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Besides the tax break, investors can also benefit from any revenue that comes from the property, Chancey said.
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Small businesses may be able to receive a big tax break this year, thanks to the new rules.
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"It's not that much money," he said, referring to how much the tax break costs the federal government.
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That Tesla model was also given a big boost Friday when it was given a major tax break.
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Still, the more money you make, the bigger the tax break from reclassifying your income as business income.
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Tax overhaul The President promised that the tax break for 124(k)s will not change under the tax overhaul proposal he wants to get through Congress, even though some Republicans wanted a serious reduction in that tax break to help pay for all the tax cuts Trump's been promising.
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At issue is a so-called excess profits tax break given to multinational companies that move businesses to Belgium.
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Businesses didn't demand tax breaks from their towns and then move away as soon as the tax break expired.
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More than 30 states offer residents a tax break for making a contribution to a 529 college savings plan.
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As a result, investors who had long owned land inside opportunity zones were now eligible for the tax break.
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But why bow down to them for the tax break and the journalistic love that they receive in return?
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The upshot is that the tax break is especially valuable to new homebuyers as opposed to long-term homeowners.
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Among the proposals was a guaranteed six-week paid maternity leave and a tax break for child care costs.
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Flatiron doesn't get a government kickback or tax break as far as Enbar is aware of for the program.
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True, the bill curbs some corporate deductions, such as a tax break for manufacturers, and another for debt interest.
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Nevertheless, the firms, on average, used the tax break to repurchase shares or pay dividends — not to increase investment.
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He also said he was going to use the tax break to increase distribution to local supermarkets and restaurants.
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However, there are a couple of hurdles to clear before you can grab the tax break for medical expenses.
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Why it matters: Ireland's similar tax break on intellectual property, known affectionately as the "Double Irish," ends after 2020.
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Instead, look to things like your income level, relationship status, and savings options for a tax break backup plan.
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In addition to BP and BASF, Wabco, Cellio, Atlas Copco and Belgacom (now Proximus) benefited from the tax break.
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This one tax break would lose $1.5 trillion that would mostly benefit Wall Street billionaires and the 1 percent.
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Basically, these zones work by offering a special tax break to people who make investments in low-income areas.
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It also would repeal a tax break designed to encourage drug companies to develop products that treat rare diseases.
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"A property tax break for Bezos means a property tax hike for the rest of us schmoes," Joravsky predicts.
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An updated version of the article no longer states that the company has been lobbying for the tax break.
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Bipartisan legislation to create the student loan repayment tax break was introduced in the House last year by Rep.
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QUESTION: What would you say to folks who say that this bill is just a big, fat tax break?
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You're struggling to put your kids through college, and Donald Trump thinks HE needs a million-dollar tax break!
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China's overall car market has also slowed this year after a tax break for smaller cars was cut back.
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It would make it harder for developments that were underway before the tax break to qualify for the incentive.
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The tax break supports investments in fuel cells, geothermal, biomass, combined heat and power systems and small wind power.
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A small business investment tax break known as Section 85033 was increased "temporarily" in 2003, expressly for this reason.
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Brown claimed the President was unaware of a key tax break when they spoke over the phone Wednesday night.
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The tax break at the 44-story Trump International Hotel and Tower at Columbus Circle came to $15.9 million.
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They could also add in other pay-fors they have wanted, such as the tax break for carried interest.
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Voters aged 28503 to 22019 are the most supportive demographic with 74 percent supporting making the tax break permanent.
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The GOP wants to end the tax break to help pay for all the tax cuts they've been promising.
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But Mnuchin may have overstepped the law of numbers when he said the wealthy will get no tax break.
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The 421a tax break gives $2.4 billion of our public money to developers, enabling them to build luxury housing.
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The final law still had problems, but most families saw a tax break while the rates on corporations rose.
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The change extended a new tax break for pass-through businesses, like partnerships and LLCs, to real estate investors.
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Instead, he demanded Sunday night that Hatch provide the reasons the tax break was included and release them publicly.
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In addition to the complete tax break for manufacturers, there are reductions for emerging technology companies and small businesses.
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Many self-employed people may be eligible for a tax break enacted as part of the 2017 tax law.
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Some states offer contributors a state income tax break, however, so using your home state's program may make sense.
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The result could be a tax break for any company that buys and operates a building for its business.
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Health savings accounts, which can be used to pay eligible medical and dental expenses, provide a similar tax break.
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The conference bill even retained a tax break that helps professional sports teams build new stadiums with taxpayer dollars.
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Conservatives saw the approach as a tax break and a way to use private markets to solve public problems.
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And now Trump and the Republicans want to give the rich a giant wet kiss of a tax break.
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Cash you invest from other sources is considered "non-qualified" and is ineligible for the tax break, said Renn.
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The act also capped the previously unlimited tax break for employer-sponsored health insurance, albeit at a high threshold.
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To qualify for the tax break, a married couple's annual income must be $2202,2628 or less: http://bit.ly/28500P6900XF2628.
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Wagner supports the tax but wants the money used to cover the cost of the middle-income tax break.
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Community banks have argued that credit unions have deviated from what Congress decided was worthy of a tax break.
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After the tax break expired as planned last May, there was little appetite in San Francisco to renew it.
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To criticize the tax break for employer student debt repayment as favoring those with jobs is missing the point.
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Since then it has all been about policy by tax break — which consistently fails, for at least three reasons.
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There has been no audible public outcry, prompting some people in Washington to propose scrapping the tax break entirely.
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There has been no audible public outcry, prompting some people in Washington to propose scrapping the tax break entirely.
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Apple also gave $2,500 in restricted stock to many of its employees as a one-time tax break bonus.
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The rule also bypasses the earned income tax credit, a refundable tax break for low- to moderate-income families.
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This provides a tax break to reduce the cost of child care while you're working or looking for work.
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And they often operate in growth mode, reinvesting all profits, so they will not get the big tax break.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Elon Musk is returning from China with a tax break for his electric car company.
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It is a tax break for the wealthiest of the wealthy, one that has no moral or just basis.
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In other words, more people potentially will be able to use the tax break, if they itemize their deductions.
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That tax break is so widely scorned outside Wall Street that even Donald Trump campaigned against it in 2016.
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Conversely, for those filing separately, the tax break is just $12,200, which is the same as for single people.
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The Congressional Budget Office has estimated the tax break costs the federal government about $18 billion over a decade.
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But like so many other small loopholes, this one has morphed into a huge tax break for real estate moguls.
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The scheme lures money into deprived places by dangling a big tax break on unrealised capital gains invested in them.
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His firm, one of Italy's biggest asset gatherers, has already launched funds that are compliant with the tax break scheme.
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Check state rules to see if you can get a tax break for gifts made to your grandchild's 529 plan.
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They'd be better off taking a tax break now by making deductible contributions to 401(k)s and regular IRAs.
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Nathan Deal has criticized the controversy over the tax break, but also previously said he plans to sign the bill.
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One, Pennsylvania, threw in a tax break for toilet paper and diapers, reasoning that these items also seemed pretty necessary.
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During Tuesday night's Democratic presidential debate, many of the candidates called for ending a favorite tax break of the rich.
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What's more, the sprawling luxury property gets a tax break because it's registered as a club rather than a hotel.
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For workers whose employer allows them (or wants them) to telecommute full-time, losing that tax break might be painful.
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The latest: an investigation outlining how the pair stands to benefit from a tax break they pushed to get passed.
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It also takes $600 billion out of health care in order to fund a massive tax break for the rich.
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That will feel much more tangible, to the average Indian, than a tax break here or a new subsidy there.
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However, SocGen lawyer Jean Veil said the bank had "no worries" it could lose the right to the tax break.
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It's possible that the Commission will now pursue individual cases in the Belgian tax break case, according to one lawyer.
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If you're hunting for a job, you know that every penny counts, and every tax break adds to your pennies.
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Also in some states you'll get an additional tax break on your income taxes if you use your state's plan.
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And the only known fiscal impact is to give a half trillion-dollar tax break to the nation's wealthiest earners.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders added that Trump didn't have a specific timeline for eliminating the tax break.
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Democrats have decried it as a series of tax break for wealthy Americans at the expense of the middle class.
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"But from what I can see, they only repeal one significant tax break, and very few if any tiny ones."
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However, the "tax break" is actually just a clarification of the law, and was inserted into the bill by Sen.
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In 2012 the government introduced a tax break to make "giving 10% of your legacy to charity the new norm".
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A second tax break goes to the investors who buy those bonds, who pay no tax on the interest earned.
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Unfortunately, the bill would not reform the largest individual income tax break, the favorable treatment of employer-provided health insurance.
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As evidence, she cited a proposed House bill to eliminate the tax break co-sponsored by more than 50 lawmakers.
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City officials initially estimated that the tax break on the Hyatt was worth $119.53 million a year to Mr. Trump.
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Mr. Trump later got an additional $15 million tax break under a separate program for renovating the tower's commercial space.
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That was an effective way to defer focused efforts to eliminate the tax break, without appearing to defend it outright.
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The clock is ticking for small business owners who want to take advantage of an attractive tax break this year.
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Tesla orders in China spiked last quarter after Beijing gave dozens of electric vehicle makers there a healthy tax break.
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The tax break also had some unintended consequences, notably the unfair tax burden that fell to domestic Puerto Rican companies.
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Chief Financial Officer, Maria Henry, said the tax break received from the GOP tax bill would help counteract the changes.
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In the past, Apple has dangled the prospect of bringing back its cash if American authorities offered a tax break.
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The president is working out how to bypass Congress in order to give the rich a $100 billion tax break.
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But it also funded bailouts for businesses and non-profits and a tax break that could help real estate investors.
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As of January 2018, she claimed Washington, D.C. to be her primary residence in order to get a tax break.
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Self-aggrandizing philanthropy for the construction of egotistic monuments — especially museums — would merit only a minimal tax break, if any.
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It managed to attract Foxconn in 2000 after the Czech government gave the company a 10-year investment tax break.
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Yeah, he's really making an impact at Disney: Today he deported Aladdin and he gave Scrooge McDuck a tax break.
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Wall Street had lobbied hard to preserve the tax break, and cheered the House Republicans' decision to leave it untouched.
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The American Jobs Creation Act provided a one-time tax break for companies that wanted to repatriate their offshore profits.
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They may want to bring back some of these assets if you give them enough of an advantageous tax break.
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Washington state lawmakers have passed a measure that removes a significant tax break for Boeing (BA) and other aerospace companies.
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We get it in the form of a tax break – if you don't have cashflow now, I can't do anything.
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Deferring the money and having it paid out later in the lower-tax state can provide a significant tax break.
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But when President Obama proposed to end the federal tax break in 2015, uproar ensued, and not just from Republicans.
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Trump received the tax break for the prior tax year, because he had lived in New York through Jan. 5.
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Though income from the chiropractic practice won't qualify for the tax break, the rental income from the second LLC does.
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In exchange for the gifts, investigators say Netanyahu tried to advance a tax break that would have benefited the businessmen.
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The tax break has tight conditions and is restricted to new developments and completed projects less than five years old.
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And because the value of the tax break will be capitalized into land values, the landowners are reaping a bounty.
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Experts expect the tax break to give the economy a short-term boost that will likely level off by 2020.
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Meanwhile, financial advisors have expressed frustration with their inability to grab the tax break if they exceed the income threshold.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's proposal to replace 421-a, the expired tax break program that encouraged the construction of affordable housing.
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We get it in the form of a tax break – if you don't have cashflow now, I can't do anything.
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Whatever the deduction's final form, business owners need to start to think of how they can maximize that tax break.
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To the industries that enjoy the tax break and the lawmakers who do their bidding, the stakes were clearly high.
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A similar scene played out in South Carolina, where officials decided in 2011 to deny Amazon a sales tax break.
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While Mr. Trump, in keeping with his populist message, frequently points to his proposal to end the so-called carried interest tax break for hedge fund operators and other investment managers, the center's analysis reaffirmed that his tax plan actually gave them "a much better deal" than the existing tax break, Mr. Burman said.
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The commission, the executive arm of the European Union, did not immediately identify the companies that benefited from the tax break.
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The tax break was marketed by the Belgian tax authority under the logo "Only in Belgium," according to the European Commission.
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Then there is the matter of creating a new, open-ended tax break for investors, who are usually the wealthiest Americans.
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In such cases, it seems right to ask how much investment taking advantage of the tax break might have happened anyway.
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The bill drastically cuts tax credits for the oldest and poorest Americans, while giving the upper class a major tax break.
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"You want to get the tax break [for retirement contributions] and the company match [on 401(k) plan contributions]," she added.
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Bernie Sanders, Michael Bennet and Pete Buttigieg also have proposed ending the tax break, as well as raising rates on corporations.
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Meanwhile, 155m other Americans enjoy a tax break on the plans they get from their employers, which are often cheaper anyway.
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Presumably the Trump campaign became aware after Trump gave his prepared speech of the optics of their child care tax break.
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Let&aposs them give them federal, state, local tax break as incentives so it won&apost cost a lot of money.
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The tax break is automatically given to residents who were receiving the credit and bought their home prior to May 2014.
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Small-business owners filing their 2018 taxes may be able to take advantage of a brand-new 20 percent tax break.
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Scott Walker signed the tax-break bill for Foxconn in September, breaking a record for tax credits to a foreign company.
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The Treasury also would have to release an annual report on job creation and poverty reduction attributable to the tax break.
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But the tax break also benefits some middle-income households, a realization that may complicate the White House's tax overhaul effort.
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At the end of 2011, GM estimated it would end up saving $11.2 billion from the tax break from past losses.
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That's because the majority of Americans who have insurance currently get it through employers and therefore benefit from this tax break.
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While Republicans claim that a corporate tax break will trickle down to workers, there is little evidence to bear this out.
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Almost half of the $551 million tax break recorded by hospital chain HCA Healthcare in 2018 came in the fourth quarter.
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With some 3203 million households in that category, the child-care tax break would cost the government $158 billion a year.
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Under the existing plan, large companies that raise wages by 2 percent can get around a 1 percentage point tax break.
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In fact, under the plan, 85033 million low- and moderate-income families who own their homes will receive a tax break.
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The provision would distort investment decisions by artificially favoring equipment over buildings and inventories, which would not receive the tax break.
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Though the 20 percent tax break is attractive to entrepreneurs, many are still uncertain as to whether they qualify for it.
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The stadium Authority's preliminary estimates already show a $220 million to $22 million reduction in public contribution without the tax break.
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For charitable donors aren't ready to let go of that tax break, there are still several ways around the new rules.
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Working families need daily access to affordable, quality early education and childcare, not just an annual tax break for wealthier families.
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Instead GOP members were united as they lauded their legislation as a tax break for businesses and Americans across the board.
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Well I don't know what a tax break for the rich is," Sanders said during an interview on ABC's "This Week.
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Because they save taxpayers more money than seniors could ever generate in revenue if the tax break were to be eliminated.
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Could you imagine a New Yorker ... becomes President and signs legislation getting rid of the tax break that benefits New Yorkers?
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The Senate health-care bill would give the wealthy the biggest tax break in over a decade, according to an analysis.
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The most prominent takeaway is that there is not actually that much "saving" beyond the tax break in Health Savings Accounts.
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One of the largest subsidies, the budget office said, is a tax break for insurance that people receive through their jobs.
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He put forward a plan to give employers a tax break for offering at least four weeks paid leave to employees.
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The survey also found about half of Americans did not believe they would enjoy a tax break under the new law.
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The measure stems from the tax break that Twitter and other companies got for moving into a struggling part of town.
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The tax break would begin to phase out for taxpayers whose adjusted gross income exceeded $250,250 (or $22018,27 for joint filers).
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Mr. Stein said one of the criteria is that the investments would need to have been worthy without the tax break.
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Customers aren't sure if they are eligible for the refunds retroactively, or whether the tax break applies only to new buyers.
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They could have put more guardrails in place to ensure corporations had to share and spend more of their tax break.
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Right now both the House and Senate tax bills give corporations a massive tax break, from 35 percent to 20 percent.
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That is, you get the full tax break only if you own a business but don't, you know, actually run it.
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The Senate completely eliminates the valuable tax break, which allows taxpayers to deduct state and local income, sales and property taxes.
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In addition, it provides a tax break to owners of pass-through businesses, whose profits are taxed through the individual code.
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The reason stems from a combination of changes in the bill, including its elimination of a tax break for domestic production.
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Groups concerned about growing inequality complain that the tax break primarily benefits higher-income Americans who would save for retirement anyway.
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Boeing (BA) – Washington state lawmakers have passed a measure that removes a significant tax break for Boeing and other aerospace companies.
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The tax break would begin to phase out for taxpayers whose adjusted gross income exceeded $2540,000 (or $20173,22017 for joint filers).
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"I'm not sure what kind of tax break I might enjoy, but I didn't want to miss the opportunity," he said.
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Climate Fwd: Also this week, how to get a tax break for installing solar panels Welcome to the Climate Fwd: newsletter.
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They offer a rare triple threat to the tax man: You get a tax break on the money that goes in.
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If free money does show up through some kind of tax break, they'll at least be difficult for people to ignore.
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Last month, Mayor Fulop's administration rejected giving the developer a tax break, notifying Mr. Kushner that his project was in default.
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The repeal of a special tax break for American corporations that operated in Puerto Rico helped drive down investment and employment.
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Previously, California voters approved allowing the tax break within counties or reciprocity agreements between counties to transfer the property tax burden.
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The tower was one of the last to receive a now-expired tax break that buyers will enjoy for several years.
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A tantalizing 20% tax break for business owners went into effect in 2018 — and more than 15 million taxpayers grabbed it.
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This new entity would not have been considered a "specified service" and would have been able to nab the tax break.
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Workers would get a tax break in the form of a slightly higher threshold for national-insurance contributions, a payroll tax.
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One witness, western Pennsylvania small-business owner David Cranston Jr., said his business is benefiting from the pass-through tax break.
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Google did not bring a bonanza of jobs, compared with the traditional manufacturing operations for which Oklahoma's tax break was intended.
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For example, the federal government currently devotes $77 billion annually to the tax break for homeowners called the mortgage interest deduction.
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He wanted to empower consumers to find the best health care and even end the tax break for employer-sponsored plans.
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Under the Republican plan, they would get a tax break worth about $500 billion in return for bringing the money home.
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They get to pay much lower taxes — because real estate investment trusts, strange to say, do get the big tax break.
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This was a huge, huge tax break for the overwhelmingly rich segment of the population that relies on pass-through income.
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Fixing their bill to make sure it delivers the deepest possible tax break for businesses will take priority over everything else.
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Prime Minister Stefan Lofven's coalition halved the maximum tax break on home services such as cleaning last year, and many firms suffered.
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There's risk that Washington's plan to give Corporate America a big tax break could backfire and create a fat tax on consumers.
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The project secured a major tax break from the state despite complaints that the project could violate EPA standards by exacerbating smog.
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The increase was fueled in part by a tax break implemented in 2012 that offers developers a $15,000 rebate per residential unit.
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Mr McDonnell faced grumbles from Labour MPs (including those usually well to the right of him) for supporting the Tories' tax break.
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The value of this tax break begins to phase out for joint filers with $400,000 in adjusted gross income ($200,000 for singles).
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Hillary Clinton accused Donald Trump of planning "to give the biggest tax break ever to the wealthy" during Wednesday night's presidential debate.
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None, however, were as big as the tax break Congress is giving many of its own members, other wealthy Americans, and corporations.
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" He also proposed "tax holidays" to spur inner city investment and a tax break for foreign companies that relocate to "blighted neighborhoods.
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If history is a guide, taxpayers who use the NOL deduction may not appreciate the scrutiny Trump brings to the tax break.
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Other new regulations detailed the conditions in which a business owner can aggregate multiple trades and businesses to get the tax break.
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Were we to repeal this tax break, alone, America could more than pay to insure all uninsured Americans with the resulting revenues.
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The Senate's bill, like the House's, is as much a tax break for the wealthy as it is a health care bill.
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The tax break, known by the wonky name "net operating loss carryforward," is one the most common tax breaks in corporate America.
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However, the biggest winners are those individuals who take a tax break today and never sell their investment, deferring capital gains forever.
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Some Puerto Ricans fear that more tax break schemes will only promote the same artificial stability that preceded the latest economic crash.
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"We're comfortable" that Mr. Trump is committed to preserving the tax break, Jack Mozloom, a spokesman for the group, said Friday morning.
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A few hours later, convinced by campaign aides that Mr. Trump intended to keep the tax break, the N.F.I.B. renewed its endorsement.
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The Democratic challenger accuses Kelly of serving special interests — and his own, via a tax break that he says benefits car dealers.
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You may be able to prepay your premiums on long term care insurance now and take the tax break on those amounts.
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" Mr. Trump said his daughter Ivanka had advised him on the child care tax break, saying "she feels so strongly about this.
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She wrote the check on Friday, two days after the Des-Moines Register inquired about the tax break, according to the newspaper.
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Meanwhile, legislation introduced in California would offer a tax break to studios who move their production from states with restrictive abortion laws.
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CTJ looked at data from 28503 Fortune 22019 companies that disclose part of the benefits that they receive from the tax break.
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"Make sure you're giving because you want to and can afford to, and not just because of the tax break," Palazzolo said.
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It's true every time a city gives a tax break for a new stadium and every time an athlete takes a knee.
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Wonks on both the left and right have long seen that tax break as a wasteful subsidy that distorts health spending decisions.
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The other side: "The tax break has deprived school districts, cities and counties of billions of dollars in revenue," writes the Times.
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Nearly 30% of filers take advantage of the popular tax break, especially in high-tax states like New York and New Jersey.
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Except they've already made decisions, since a retroactive tax break makes no sense and subsidizes something that already happened absent the subsidy.
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A tax break of this size requires the U.S. to charge everyone higher tax rates on income than would otherwise be necessary.
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Buchanan also asked witnesses what they'd be willing to give up in order to have their desired tax break made permanent. Rep.
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The tax break for employer-sponsored health insurance is worth more to people making a lot of money than people making little.
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Real estate agents worry that doubling the standard deduction may provide a richer tax break than itemizing and claiming the mortgage deduction.
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The fact that some industries might be getting what is viewed as a juicy tax break won't sit well with many Americans.
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His 20093 tax break for corporations and individuals has helped contribute to a deficit that has grown from $584.6 billion in 2016.
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Your Money For parents facing the prospect of six-figure college bills, every bit of savings and every last tax break helps.
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Better still, the tax break is structured so that most of his plane costs, like fuel and maintenance, will be deductible, too.
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Meanwhile, Democrats have prioritized health care in 2018 campaigns and attacked Republicans for giving corporations and the wealthy a massive tax break.
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I do hope Senator Cornyn is right about one thing: that we don't give merely or even primarily for the tax break.
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We looked at a tax break Congress passed in 21955 that illustrates the creativity of American businesses in interpreting the tax code.
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It is hard to believe that lawmakers made the right call by giving Apple and other multinational companies this huge tax break.
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No. You can invest in any 529, but you may get an extra tax break if you invest in your state's plan.
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Ms. Black intervened with the Internal Revenue Service last year, along with three other members of Congress, to protect that tax break.
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The exemption is a tax break offered for seniors and individuals who live in and don't rent out their properties for income.
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Apple agreed to donate "up to $100 million" for local infrastructure, including a youth sports complex, offsetting part of the tax break.
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The lawmakers made their request after articles in The New York Times and ProPublica raised questions about the Opportunity Zone tax break.
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" It also points out that she claimed Washington, D.C., as her primary residence in January "in order to get a tax break.
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The largest, by far, is the tax break corporations get on foreign income, worth an estimated $500 billion from 2016 through 2020.
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In a traditional IRA or 401(k), the tax break comes at the beginning on the contributions the saver makes that year.
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The U.S. federal government is subsidizing electric cars with a $7,0003 consumer tax break for the first 200,000 vehicles an automaker sells.
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The House of Representatives voted to repeal the cap on a popular tax break, but the effort will die in the Senate.
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Apple agreed to donate "up to $100 million" for local infrastructure, including a youth sports complex, offsetting part of the tax break.
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For a moment, the Twitter tax break seemed as if it would make good on Lee's promise to bring the city together.
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If that tax break is reduced or eliminated, it would trigger bigger tax bills for anyone inheriting traditional (read: taxable) IRA assets.
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A top GOP lawmaker is pressing leadership to rethink a tax break for high-income earners in the Senate health bill. Sen.
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Since Congress has since extended the provision through 85033, full extension and expansion should cost less than the tax break on dividends.
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One specific tax proposal that came up in Sunday's debate was about the "carried interest" tax break that benefits investment-fund managers.
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In retaliation, local politicians, egged on by the N.R.A., decided to end a tax break that would have saved Delta $40 million.
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"They were striving to give lots of people a tax break hoping it would help them in the November elections," she said.
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The agreement may allow some high-earning business owners to claim an even larger tax break than the Senate bill would have.
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The evidence is clear that corporations are getting a huge tax break on the backs of the poor and the middle class.
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It limited how much business income was eligible for the tax break to 50 percent of the wages paid by the business.
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But most of their ideas — like Trump's child care tax break — focused on using the tax code to promote work and family.
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This task has defied Washington since 1986, the last time a comprehensive rewrite was completed despite lobbyists who defend each tax break.
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If you can get a tax break for your plane and your jet and all that, there may not be enough then.
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An official at Nepra, Pakistan's independent energy regulator, said State Grid was also given a tax break not on offer to other investors.
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We know that Trump has repeatedly received a New York state tax break intended only for families earning less than $25,218 per year.
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Republicans want to encourage companies to bring that money back to the US by giving them a onetime tax break if they do.
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The U.S. has tax treaties with some countries, which can deliver a tax break in the form of lower rates or some exemptions.
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The AARP said it has other concerns about the legislation, such as weakened Medicare and Medicaid and a tax break for drug companies.
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In an interview on CNBC in November, then-nominee Mnuchin said the wealthy couldn't get a tax break under the Trump tax plan.
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From the start, the tax break targeted people with capital gains, the vast majority of which are held by the very richest investors.
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Another option that gives you a tax break and helps you save for health care expenses is a Flexible Spending Account or FSA.
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An allowance or tax break for small companies temporarily under increased cost of compliance would be a great way to prevent this problem.
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The first order of business was lobbying the New York legislature for a bigger tax break to make the area competitive with Georgia.
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Even if you clear that hurdle, the only way to get the tax break would be if you itemize on your tax return.
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Meanwhile a 10% cut in income tax is promised for middle-income families, funded by ending part of a tax break for manufacturers.
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Second, most families have to pay their child care provider weekly or monthly, so an end-of-year tax break is no help.
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She ended up paying $151 after TurboTax piled on more fees, costing her much more than the $26 tax break she was promised.
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Charles Moritz, a never-married travelling salesman caring for his 89-year-old mother in Denver, thought he deserved a tax break, too.
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Katich also used his line-item veto authority to block a $264 million tax break for the oil and gas industry in Ohio.
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Fidelity on Monday denied that it is lobbying in favor of a proposed tax break for companies that repay their employees' student loans.
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The clubs get a bit of a tax break from funding the foundation, which then gives money back to them through various grants.
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Black said she is excited about the possibility of tax reform and wants to make sure the middle class gets a tax break.
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The new tax law also continues a huge, controversial tax break for participation in profits, or "carried interest," paid to hedge fund managers.
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"There's nothing more outrageous" than giving corporations a tax break on their profits, said Frank Clemente, executive director for Americans for Tax Fairness.
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Mrs Clinton also pledges to introduce a "manufacturing renaissance" tax-break for companies investing in areas in which there have been mass-layoffs.
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The tax will help correct a major flaw of the tax system, which is the unlimited tax break for employer provided health insurance.
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Rather than providing a "private jet tax break," it prevents private jet owners from being assessed the "ticket tax" that commercial fliers pay.
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The Senate is proposing a $210,113 cap on property tax deductions, an improvement from legislators' original idea to scrap this tax break altogether.
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But some Obamacare customers would not get enough in the way of a tax break to cover the difference form the higher premiums.
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Economists also say eliminating the tax break for vacation homes could hurt some local economies dependent on the economic activity generated by vacationers.
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Just because you could get a significant tax break from an opportunity zone fund does not mean that it is a good investment.
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But an International Business Times story alleged the Tennessee Republican would personally benefit from a clause that offered a real estate tax break.
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The British government wanted to give the British East India Company a special tax break on tea they sold in the American colonies.
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The following and other charts in this story show the range of lawmakers' real estate holdings that could benefit from the tax break.
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Uniting the two American online stockbrokers stacks up financially, because of cost cuts, a tax break and a sale of a banking unit.
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Companies that took advantage of the tax break to locate there included Twitter, Zendesk, Uber, Pinterest, Dropbox, Airbnb, Yelp, BitTorrent, Square, and Slack.
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But it's a popular tax break (especially in high-tax states) used by one-third of tax filers, thus all the pushback. 4.
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And most importantly, its main focus should be on improving healthcare, not cutting corners to give us a tax break we don't need.
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It's the only tax break that pays the Treasury back, by the billions, every tax season—exactly as it was designed to do.
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But by the early 1990s, the provision faced growing opposition from critics who attacked the tax break as a form of corporate welfare.
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I think the business community needs to think seriously about where we're going and not simply about what the next tax break is.
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Another part says how many hours a year art museums need to be open to the public to qualify for a tax break.
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Some of the people who put down their refundable $1,000 might get cold feet if they don't get the tax break, Shepard said.
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That means she gets a HUGE tax break, but it also means she has to jump through hoops to make the slightest alteration.
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But China had a modest tax break for car buyers in 2016 that became smaller in 2017 and then disappeared entirely last year.
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The article also misstated which Pinault took a tax break on a refurbishment of a building, which is being converted into a museum.
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What you should do is first check to see if you get a state tax break by contributing to your own state's plan.
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The planning board subsequently approved Mr. Kushner's revised plans, but Mr. Kushner still needed Mr. Fulop's blessing for a 30-year tax break.
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Those districts include longtime Republican strongholds, like Newport Beach, and rank among the country's largest users of the state and local tax break.
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But Mr. Curry's wife, Ayesha, a TV personality who receives royalties and licensing fees from businesses she represents, could get a tax break.
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But Boeing and other officials hope that removing the tax break could give it the high ground in the Boeing-Airbus trade dispute.
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Complicating the issue is its connection to another politically popular tax break: the ability of companies to deduct the cost of borrowing money.
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In order to capture the tax break, the chiropractor starts an LLC, and contributes the building where he runs his business to it.
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Wagner also said he wants a tax break for middle-income people with insurance who are struggling with rising co-pays and deductibles.
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The provision created a tax break for investment in so-called "opportunity zones," which would supposedly help create jobs in low-income areas.
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The registration deals with a tax break for companies that utilize carbon capture and sequestration technology, according to forms filed with the Senate.
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In return for no up-front tax break, your money grows tax-free, and when you withdraw at retirement, you pay no taxes.
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The government will immediately grant investors a tax break based on the size of the investment under the proposed new rules, he said.
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Boris has simply proposed much higher spending on the National Health Service, police, and public services, while canceling a tax break for corporations.
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The new tax code is likely to accelerate this trend, thanks to the big tax break it offers to businesses run by individuals.
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But as convenient as it may be to invest in your state's plan just for the tax break, experts actually warn against it.
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They certainly didn't vote to make all these cuts so that President Trump can hand out a tax break to the wealthiest Americans.
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The IRS proposed new guidance on this tax break in January 2019 and finalized a safe harbor for real estate owners in September.
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In 2015, about 8.8 million Americans used the tax break, saving themselves an aggregate $86.9 billion, according to the AARP Public Policy Institute.
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If you saved money in a retirement account in 2019, you may be eligible for a tax break called the Saver&aposs Credit.
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Delta, which is headquartered in Atlanta, is reportedly seeking state approval to restore a sizable fuel tax break that expired several years ago.
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Delta — which is headquartered in Atlanta — is reportedly seeking state approval to restore a sizable fuel tax break that expired several years ago.
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For example, the House bill would apply a new phaseout to the tax break for homeowners who sell their homes at a profit.
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Netanyahu is accused of accepting expensive gifts from foreign billionaires in exchange for trying to advance a tax break beneficial to the businessmen.
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The tax break would be limited to $500 for individuals and $1,000 for heads of households and couples who file joint tax returns.
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We discussed what expenses were kosher and she explained why we should receive a new tax break called the qualified business income deduction.
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Then under Trump, those same Republicans approved a tax break that was far costlier, with the benefits disproportionately going to corporations and zillionaires.
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Then under Trump, those same Republicans approved a tax break that was far costlier, with the benefits disproportionately going to corporations and zillionaires.
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Dawn Chanet Collins was among the school board members who voted against the tax break in a 5-4 vote in mid-January.
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" Of opponents' argument that the $3 billion tax break promised to Amazon could have been spent in other ways, he said, "How ignorant.
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The funds are a tax break that was included in the 2017 tax law as a way of drawing money into distressed communities.
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The only U.S. Olympians exempt from the tax break are those with lucrative endorsement deals who earn more than $28503 million per year.
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As with the medical expense deduction, however, Republicans ultimately decided not to go after this kind of "heartstring" tax break in their bill.
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The National Low Income Housing Coalition's United for Homes campaign calls for reducing the amount of a mortgage eligible for a tax break from $28500 million to $6900,2628—impacting fewer than 28503 percent of mortgage holders nationally—and converting the deduction into a credit, allowing an additional 22019 million low and moderate income homeowners to get a much-needed tax break.
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In 224, the average SALT deduction for New Yorkers who claimed the tax break was more than $2000,22018, according to the Tax Policy Center.
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For investors with existing assets that have generated profits — capital gains — reinvesting those gains into these new funds could deliver a sizable tax break.
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You also can't take this tax break if you opt for the standard deduction – it only applies if you itemize all of your deductions.
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Note that the offer is only available in-app, and premium toppings will cost you a little extra (hopefully you get that tax break)!
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There's a state bill that would give legal marijuana businesses a tax break to help them thrive and better compete with the underground market.
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The reduction might also be offset by other changes, such as new limits on the tax break that firms receive on their interest costs.
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One of his early acts was to extend a tax break to businesses, mostly tech firms, to locate in the city's Mid-Market district.
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But conflating nightclubs with galleries doesn't quite get to the nub of what Berghain needed to prove in order to get the tax break.
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In 2015, the average SALT deduction for New Yorkers who claimed the tax break was more than $22,000, according to the Tax Policy Center.
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Taxable munis have been bought by foreign investors who cannot take advantage of a U.S. tax break given to buyers of tax-exempt munis.
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Unfortunately, Mr Obama could not shrink the tax-break, having vilified John McCain, his opponent in the 2008 election, for proposing to scrap it.
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At least a dozen carbon capture projects, potentially representing billions of dollars in investments, have been announced since Congress passed its 2847 tax break.
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He expects the repatriation size will be larger than the $600 billion companies brought home during the last one-time tax break in 2004.
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Homeowners dealing with damage from summer storms have another disappointment ahead: They may not be able to get a tax break for their losses.
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But critics say that DAFs are effectively a tax scam because the wealthy don't actually give enough to charity to merit the tax break.
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For those who are employed by businesses above a certain size, America requires employers to provide private insurance subsidised by a regressive tax break.
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Cagle on cutting Delta's tax break Democratic governors of other states invite airline to relocate its headquarters amid dispute with Georgia over the NRA.
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They already got a huge tax break in one of the largest transfers of wealth from the poor to the rich in modern history.
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The tax break allows certain compensation for hedge fund managers, among others, to be taxed at lower capital gains rates rather than ordinary income.
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One example is his promise to end the tax break on "carried interest", which allows private-equity fund managers to cut their bills substantially.
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Other benefits include a smoother digestive system and a tax break, because this juice is basically a $250 donation to your body and soul.
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This tax break now begins to phase out at $200,000 of modified adjusted gross income for singles, or $400,000 for married couples filing jointly.
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That's the tax break that companies get on the cost of borrowing money — sort of like the deduction that homeowners get for mortgage interest.
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Trump won a bigger corporate tax break than either Bush ever got, and will sign the most consequential new tax law in 30 years.
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Donors who want to continue giving to these funds will need to consider the extent to which the federal tax break matters to them.
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As a result, Tillerson got a major tax break — and is one of several Trump Cabinet appointees with immense personal wealth who did so.
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Such a delay would save $100 billion, but could be resisted by President Trump who has pushed for an immediate tax break for companies.
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Many local politicians had criticized the deal due to the enormous tax break offered to Amazon as well as the company's anti-union stance.
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His economic adviser, Alfredo Thorne, proposes to cut value-added tax from 18% to 15% and grant big companies a tax break on reinvestment.
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All the money you put in goes to charity (once it's in, you're not getting it back), but you get an immediate tax break.
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But considering that Indians are willing to break the bank for their jewelry needs, Dubai's tax break isn't the only incentive for Indian consumers.
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The optics of repealing taxes targeting rich people, while capping a tax break enjoyed by a much broader section of Americans, could be devastating.
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They chug ahead with every tax break they've enjoyed last year, the year before, and some that have been in the books for decades.
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But as convenient as it may be to invest in your state's plan just for the tax break, some experts actually warn against it.
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But even though he or she will not admit it to a pollster, just about every taxpayer will gladly accept a complicated tax break.
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The tax credit, which was extended last year for five years, gives a tax break for part of the cost of installing solar panels.
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It would restore a tax break for employees who receive child care benefits and tighten restriction on the use of earned income tax credit.
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High-income people would universally take advantage of this new tax break — mostly without saving more — by shifting taxable savings into the new vehicle.
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Did anyone deserve a tax break given the massive official federal debt and gargantuan off-the-books liabilities we're dumping in our children's laps?
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Investing in an opportunity zone is not for everyone, but for the right investor, it could be a once-in-a-lifetime tax break.
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In other words, if lawmakers opt to "Rothify" 401(k)s, you would get no immediate tax break for saving money above the cap.
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A major business tax break that would allow companies to immediately claim 2202 percent expensing for capital investment would also sunset in five years.
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Brendan Boyle (D-Pa.) said that as a billionaire, Big Bird would be happy for the major tax break the Trump budget would deliver.
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It's unclear how valuable the tax break could be, and the public may never know because the Trump law included no public reporting requirements.
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Here's the tax bill on that $570 million Powerball winHow to determine if your small business is eligible for that 20 percent tax break
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It may be yet another reason why younger Americans are choosing to rent: Buying a home is unlikely to offer them any tax break.
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Things get tricky if you live in a state that offers a tax break for in-state 529 plans but only offers expensive plans.
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The GOP plan also is likely to include a cap on the tax break for employer-sponsored coverage benefits, which is also Treasury's jurisdiction.
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" The early morning tweet on Monday continued, "This has always been a great and popular middle class tax break that works, and it stays!
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Sanders returned to his central question: his contention that the budget gave a $85033 billion tax break to the wealthiest family in the country.
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"A tax break for unborn children that reproductive rights advocates feared would threaten legal abortion was defeated at the last minute," Kapur said. 5.
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Republicans are united in their desire to give small businesses a tax break, but their plans differ in how to provide a tax cut.
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It would give companies a permanent tax break of about half a trillion dollars, rewarding the likes of Google, Apple, Pfizer and General Electric.
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She said the havoc isn't Tesla's fault, because the company wouldn't have known about the tax break ahead of the government's announcement on Friday.
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Although she backed the Florida tax break, Ms. Dooley said she was convinced that alternative energy sources could hold their own without government intervention.
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I just think the whole thing ... to give one of the world's richest men a tax break is always an enjoyable thing to watch.
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They could have given a bigger tax break to average Americans instead of putting in place a system that favors rich people and companies.
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To begin, Congress needs to place an upper limit on the tax break for employer-provided health care to promote more efficient health insurance.
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By this time, Hobby Lobby had donated them to the museum, and the Green family had likely received their tax break for their donation.
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"Most people back home want a tax cut and want a tax break and think Washington's taking too much of their money," he said.
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The defections stem from two major changes to the tax code, meant to help offset the cost of a massive tax break for corporations.
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The hope is that this tax break will lower the cost of financing and spur more investors to pour more money into these projects.
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"The Roth IRA tax break is really identical to the 529 in that you get the earnings of the account tax-free," Vasconcelos explained.
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The tax code subsidizes moguls with private jets while the carried interest tax break gives a huge tax discount to striving private equity zillionaires.
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Multiple senior officials told CNN they weren't aware of the payroll tax break discussions -- revealing what an early stage the talks have been in.
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But the units were regulated because the previous owner had received a tax break under a city housing program designed to encourage building improvements.
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New York (CNN Business)It's not often that a company asks to end a tax break that is worth about $100 million a year.
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Mr. Buttigieg would also eliminate a tax break that is used by businesses organized as so-called pass-through entities like limited liability corporations.
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It extended the scheme to the end of 2021 in October's budget and has said 16,000 home buyers have benefited from the tax break.
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A federal tax break intended to draw investment to lower-income areas has become one more way for the rich to avoid paying taxes.
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Just last year, Georgia's Republican-controlled legislature blocked a tax break on jet fuel after Delta ended a discount-fare program with the NRA.
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One reader wrote to ask whether last week's One Thing item on a tax break for solar energy was an advertisement or an editorial.
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The tax break started phasing out this year for Teslas after the car maker hit the 200,000 vehicle limit for eligibility late last year.
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Rather, it's also about whether or not taxpayers enjoy getting fleeced to pay for a corporate tax break or to subsidize the donor class.
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This is almost twice the number of private manufacturing jobs that were lost since a federal tax break for this sector expired in 2006.
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Sen. Dianne Feinstein says talks in Congress about a tax break to encourage U.S. companies to bring home more foreign cash have little momentum.
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Although people may file for divorce before the year is over, the divorce papers must be signed before 2003 to keep the tax break.
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In return, police say Netanyahu operated on Milchan's behalf on U.S. visa matters, legislated a tax break and connected him with an Indian businessman.
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Brady said Wednesday he expects a compromise on the tax break would be announced before the text of the legislation is unveiled next week.
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The tax break, which will be announced in Johnson's Queen's Speech on Thursday, could be worth 12,500 pounds ($16,037), the newspaper added dailym.ai/36SKI7d.
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Malou Jontilano, the factory's manager, says now that there's a tax break, they're planning on opening another project that will employ about 3,000 workers.
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While you can get a tax break for contributions (within income limits), you'll pay regular income taxes on it when you make withdrawals in retirement.
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Under GOP draft of Obamacare repeal plan, a lot of people could lose coverage Obamacare also sought to curb the tax break on employer plans.
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Then it wasn't smart to invest the $100 million into an Opportunity Zone, even if the math was slightly more friendly with the tax break.
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Plus, 33 states and the District of Columbia sweeten the deal by giving residents a tax break if they invest in their state-sponsored plan.
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He may be for more taxes on the super-rich, but that doesn't mean he is against a tax break that helps a Berkshire business.
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"They're going to have to fix the structure so in 2017 they qualify to make the election" to get a tax break on the premiums.
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The pledge to eliminate the budget deficit is undermined by a recent tax break for the oil industry and the rise in the minimum wage.
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In exchange for the gifts, investigators say Netanyahu tried to advance a tax break that would have benefited the businessmen who sent the alleged gifts.
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If you got rid of the Alternative Minimum Tax for Donald Trump, he would have gotten a $30 million tax break a few years back.
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The health insurance tax break is the biggest in the federal budget; the government loses out on $260 billion annually by not taxing health benefits.
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Many VCs also believe they deserve the tax break for taking risks and holding on to assets for what often becomes many years on end.
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Republican leaders had sketched out a tax cut plan that would eliminate the tax break, although detailed legislation will not be unveiled until next Wednesday.
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Under the proposed bill, eliminating 4,000 positions would have reduced the tax break by half, and eliminated it altogether if the company cut 5,000 positions.
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The finance ministry dangled yet another incentive to banks on Thursday, saying they will get a tax break on income from loans to smaller firms.
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Under the Defense of Marriage Act, same-sex marriages were not federally recognized, depriving Windsor of an estate-tax break afforded to heterosexual surviving spouses.
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The largest health care subsidy is the same one that Hatch and millions of others take advantage of: the tax break for employer-based coverage.
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The health insurance tax break is the biggest in the federal budget; the government loses out on $1003 billion annually by not taxing health benefits.
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A bill is pending in the California Legislature that would give legal cannabis businesses a temporary tax break to better compete with the underground market.
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The 5% tax break, effective 0003 October 2015 to 31 December 2016, may prompt a 15% rise in PV sales in 2016, in Fitch's opinion.
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Thirty-three states and the District of Columbia sweeten the deal by giving residents a tax break if they invest in their state's 529 plan.
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Thirty-three states and the District of Columbia sweeten the deal by giving residents a tax break if they invest in their state's 5529 plan.
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Perhaps the idea is that you can take your 0.4 percent tax break and put it towards the 2 percent increase in your internet bill?
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This tax break is for lower income households and can max out $210,2000 for households with three or more children for the 26 tax year.
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Broadband investment has in fact not been affected, despite a $2 billion tax break given to cable companies and a number of other sweetheart deals.
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That tax break, supposedly meant to encourage home ownership in America and all the legitimate economic benefits that come with it, definitely needs some revising.
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"We just gave these companies a blank check, a corporate tax break that could have been used for all kinds of other things," Helper says.
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A little-known tax break called Net Unrealized Appreciation could save you thousands of dollars if you've invested in company stock within your 401(k).
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But lawmakers in high-tax states such as New York, New Jersey and California are concerned that eliminating that tax break would hurt their constituents.
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More than a decade and at least nine acts of Congress later, that temporary tax break was made permanent, even bigger than when it started.
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Most businesses are simply unwilling to hike wages that much, wary of committing to driving up ongoing costs for a temporary, three-year tax break.
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The in-state tax break you get for opening that college savings plan may not be worthwhile if high plan costs are devouring your cash.
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If your small business woos new clients with dinner, drinks and seats to basketball games, you likely can't take a tax break for those expenses.
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The tax break only applies to purchases made with a tax-advantaged account such as a health spending account (HSA) or flexible spending account (FSA).
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Fewer taxpayers are expected to itemize their deductions, which is the only way to take advantage of the tax break for interest paid on mortgages.
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The anti-choice movement knows this, but they simply don't care as their real intent was never to provide hard working families a tax break.
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The guidance emphasized that by saying high-earning lawyers and high-earning doctors who provide direct medical services to patients can't claim the tax break.
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Families would lose a popular tax break for dependents but get a bigger child tax credit and a $500 credit for dependents other than children.
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Under Trump's plan, income earners in the top 0.1 percent would receive a $1.3 million tax break every year (representing 19 percent of their income).
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The "Cadillac tax" on generous health plans might just be modified, so it turns into a limit on the tax break for employer health coverage.
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Now, powerful lobbyists are trying to knock out another big source of money: the GOP plan to limit the tax break for employer health coverage.
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Here's some bad news for investors who appreciate a good tax break: You are no longer permitted to take deduction expenses tied to your investments.
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Around the same time, one of its reporters, Jillian Jorgensen, discovered that Trump was receiving a tax break for which he was no longer eligible.
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Both the committee and the center challenge Republican claims that the main goal of the legislation is to give the middle class a tax break.
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China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) said that dozens of battery-electric and plug-in hybrid vehicle makers qualified for the tax break.
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After Republicans rammed through their big tax cut, there were a rash of stories about corporations using the tax break to give their workers bonuses.
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In 2004, they succeeded when Congress passed the American Jobs Creation Act, which dangled a one-time tax break for companies that repatriated offshore profits.
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I realize that being able to operate in a well-functioning democracy doesn't bring the same obvious bottom-line benefits as, say, a tax break.
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The provision, known as the domestic production activities deduction, gave companies a tax break on income they earned from making things in the United States.
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In some states, savers get a tax break for their contributions by deducting the amount they've saved that year from their state income tax returns.
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In 2000, when the team sought a local tax break to renovate Lambeau Field, Starr's main stage, it recruited him to lobby for the legislation.
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In 2016, HUD provided the owners of Starrett City with nearly $2503 million in rent subsidies and a tax break worth more than $16 million.
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So how best to explain a possible tax break of more than $30,000 per child for wealthy families who send their kids to private school?
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The House tax bill is wildly regressive; the Senate bill actually raises taxes on most families, while including a special tax break for private planes.
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Last year, Houston's city council signed off on a $6.5 million tax break for Fairway Energy Partners, which planned to build underground oil storage facilities.
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Republican lawmakers are dangling the prospect of a massive new tax break for businesses as part of their sweeping rewrite of the nation's tax code.
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If you&aposre building a new patio in your backyard or revamping the kitchen in your home, don&apost expect to get a tax break.
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Health economists, by and large, dislike this big tax break — only 14 percent of them favor the current tax treatment of employer-sponsored health insurance.
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In reality the tax break has been used to support high-end hotels and apartment buildings, warehouses that employ hardly any people and so on.
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Aside from the wow factor, the biggest motivator to buy a jet in the last year has been a tax break in the 2017 overhaul.
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Some critics of the mayor charged this week that the opposition to the tax break was aimed at appeasing liberals who disapprove of Mr. Trump.
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For instance, he intends to pitch a tax break to support scholarships for private and religious schools, a pet issue for advocates on the right.
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If you attended undergraduate, graduate, or professional school in 2019, or you&aposre repaying a student loan, you may be eligible for a tax break.
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Money you deposit in your HSA account is made with pretax income, mimicking the upfront tax break earned on contributions to traditional 2400(k)s.
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Here's a personal finance query that will puzzle your advisor: Will he or she be able to snag this attractive tax break for small businesses?
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In exchange the company will get a $7 million tax break from Indiana and promises of taxes cuts and less regulation from the Trump administration.
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Unlike traditional IRAs, there is no tax break for making contributions, but the money enjoys tax-deferred growth and tax-free withdrawals in the future.
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In return, police say Netanyahu had operated on Milchan's behalf on U.S. visa matters, legislated a tax break and connected him with an Indian businessman.
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The Senate bill's new tax break allowing business owners to exempt part of their profits from tax would be accompanied by an income-based phaseout.
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About 25 million Americans used the medical expense tax break in 2000, saving themselves an aggregate $21 billion, according to the AARP Public Policy Institute.
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The tax break for state and local taxes dates back to 1914, when a federal income tax was imposed after ratification of the 16th Amendment.
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Today's "working robber barons" have used a tax break to create a $110 billion charity stockpile, called donor-advised funds, that isn't getting any smaller.
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While you can get a tax break for contributions (within certain income limits), you'll pay regular income taxes on it when you make withdrawals in retirement.
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And Republicans will do all of this to give a massive new tax break to the wealthiest -- as they abandon seniors and working families across America.
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Which is just as well, because the truth is that the real tax break for homeownership in the United States has nothing to do with interest.
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Instead, the government would give firms who invest in private infrastructure projects a tax break worth 13 cents for every dollar of equity they stump up.
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Account holders of myRAs and Roth IRAs do not receive a tax break for their contributions, like those made to traditional IRAs and 210(k) plans.
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The effort has been criticized for providing a tax break to businesses and including certain cities already flush with investments, including parts of New York City.
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You can put up to $2,550 of tax-free money into this account in 2016, and save about 30% on healthcare expenses with the tax break.
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President Trump still wants to end the carried interest tax break, in which certain investment managers pay capital gains rates instead of higher ordinary income rates.
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For 2019, the tax break begins phasing out for modified adjusted gross income of $81,100 for single filers and $121,600 for married couples filing joint returns.
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If health-care expenses have been squeezing your household budget, it could be worth checking whether they'd get you a tax break on your 23 return.
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In addition, 33 states and the District of Columbia sweeten the deal by giving residents a tax break if they invest in their state's 529 plan.
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Voters are split on whether corporations should get a tax break, but 2628 percent would support cutting the corporate tax rate on money repatriated from overseas.
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PV sales would have booked low-single-digit growth had the tax break - which spurred a 15.6% yoy increase in 11M16 - been scrapped, in our view.
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LUXEMBOURG/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - BP, BASF and more than 30 other multinationals stand to benefit after EU judges overturned an order demanding Belgium revoke a tax break.
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The issue arose after the government revoked a tax break on electronic goods, which had exempted Via Varejo from the so-called Pis and Cofins tax.
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The repatriation tax break now being discussed differs from Bush's: repatriation would not be voluntary, but mandatory, so foreign profits would have to be brought home.
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But since jobs, jobs, jobs is the Trump and GOP mantra, why not link the one-off repatriation tax break to the creation of new gigs?
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The first is that a cut in the corporate tax rate would give corporate shareholders a huge tax break on earnings from investments made long ago.
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Lawmakers asked the Government Accountability Office, the investigative arm of Congress, to evaluate the tax break, including how various census tracts were designated as opportunity zones.
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The deduction is a popular tax break that affects nearly one-third of filers and lets them deduct levies like state income taxes and property taxes.
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In his argument, Sanders insisted that the president had the right to close certain tax break loopholes and that would not be creating new tax law.
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Republicans are abandoning their mission of permanent tax relief to the individual Americans in order to give corporations a massive tax break in the short term.
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The tax break for employer provided health insurance has played an important role in encouraging employers to give benefits, thereby reducing the number of uninsured Americans.
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An existing 50% tax break for Italian workers returning from abroad has been hiked to 70% as part of the government's Growth Bill or Decreto Crescita.
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If Grandma lives in a different state than her kids and grandkids, she might get a tax break by opening an account in her own state.
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But like dieting and exercise, it is easy to put off, causing foot-dragging among stock and fund holders who miss out on a tax break.
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Mr. Trump successfully sued the administration of Mayor Edward I. Koch after being denied a tax break for Trump Tower, his signature building on Fifth Avenue.
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The spike in growth last year followed increased spending and a massive tax break that stimulated the economy above what CBO labels its potential growth rate.
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With a Roth 401(k), the process is reversed: There's no upfront tax break, but you can withdraw your contributions and earnings tax-free in retirement.
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"As he has indicated, he is willing to look at the wealthy and say we are not looking to give them a tax break," he continued.
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An existing 50% tax break for Italian workers returning from abroad has been hiked to 70% as part of the government's Growth Bill or Decreto Crescita.
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The opportunity zone tax break was pitched as the prime anti-poverty measure of Trump's signature legislative achievement, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 23.
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The tax break was particularly beneficial for companies going public, as the value of employee stock options and grants would have been included in the tax.
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Trump's White House victory moves Apple and other big U.S. corporations closer to winning a big tax break on $2.6 trillion in foreign profits, experts say.
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Critics argue that the payment arrangement amounts to a substantial tax break for a project that will bring new residents who could strain schools and infrastructure.
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Not included: A cap on the tax break for employer insurance benefits, which is typically one of the main sources of revenue for GOP health plans.
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It's no wonder House Republicans are stuck on whether to limit the tax break for employer health coverage, as they've been discussing for their Obamacare replacement.
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The termination of the tax break for interest earned on the debt is expected to generate $17.3 billion for the U.S. government between 2018 and 2027.
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The piece of the joint GOP plan related to so-called pass-through businesses gives a tax break to some people in the real estate business.
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One of the biggest changes affects alimony, which will not be a tax break for Americans whose divorce agreements are completed or updated after this year.
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I do not want to cut as much as you do, and I do not want to give as big a tax break as you want.
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Last year, solar companies created more than 60 jobs for every one job Donald Trump and Mike Pence preserved by giving a tax break to Carrier.
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The Cut Cut Cut Act would instead allow people with such income to pay only 25 percent, a big tax break for those with high incomes.
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President Donald Trump on the campaign trail said hedge funders and private equity were "getting away with murder" by way of the carried interest tax break.
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You put money in, and in 212 states you get some sort of tax break when you do so, according to Andrea Feirstein, a plan consultant.
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While Republican tax-writers remain committed to the idea, they are looking for ways to soften the burden on taxpayers who benefit from this tax break.
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The Treasury Department's watchdog said it was looking into the Opportunity Zone program, a multibillion-dollar tax break that is supposed to help low-income areas.
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A small school board in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, recently turned down a $2.9 million tax break for Exxon Mobil, citing the budget crisis it was facing.
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The World Trade Organization ruled on Monday that a tax break from Washington State to help Boeing develop its new 777X jetliner was a prohibited subsidy.
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The Treasury Department and IRS on Thursday issued a notice aimed at preventing investment-fund managers from avoiding new limits on the carried interest tax break.
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Mr. Trump's economic team had been exploring the idea of taking unilateral action on capital gains and delivering a tax break to investors without congressional approval.
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And presidential candidates in both parties have highlighted the carried interest tax break, relied upon heavily by private equity, as a loophole that should be scrapped.
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The industry is already fighting to save the tax break, said Brewers Association chief executive Bob Pease, with a Washington fly-in planned for the spring.
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Meanwhile, the wealthiest 1 percent of households will receive an average annual tax break of $85033,000, an amount that nearly eclipses the nation's median household income.
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Brady on Wednesday noted that lawmakers have floated ideas about keeping a tax break for property taxes, and he appeared to be sympathetic to the push.
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Washington (CNN)Republicans are looking into implementing an additional tax break for middle-income Americans ahead of the midterm elections, President Donald Trump said on Saturday.
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The conferees will undoubtedly modify the provision to avert that extreme outcome, perhaps by phasing out the tax break more slowly over a longer income range.
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Instead, the conferees should eliminate the phaseout altogether, either by scraping the new tax break or by providing it to business owners at all income levels.
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While official details were not released, a congressional aide said the medical expense deduction and the graduate tuition waiver tax break were likely to be preserved.
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In November, local authorities in Calcasieu Parish unanimously approved a tax break worth $2 billion over 10 years for a $15 billion liquefied natural gas facility.
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Still, whatever tax savings Trump has finagled over the years are dwarfed by the huge tax break he plans to give wealthy Americans if he wins.
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Under the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act, same-sex marriages were not federally recognized, depriving Windsor of an estate tax break afforded to heterosexual surviving spouses.
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The average residential solar customer pays $2.08 per watt after the tax break, including $163 for permitting and inspections, according to the Solar Energy Industries Association.
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Under Georgeism, in essence, everyone gets a "tax break" for investing in new physical structures because there is no taxation of investment in new physical structures.
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Even liberals have reason to hate this tax break, however: It's even more of a sop to the rich than the other deductions on this list.
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State tax analysts expected about 191,000 taxpayers to get a tax break from the carve-out for pass-throughs, but almost 400,000 people claimed that exemption.
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The new £1,000 property income tax break for online property rental will apply even if the entire property is rented — as is often the case with Airbnb.
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If you were planning on taking a tax break for those unreimbursed expenses at work or the fees you pay your tax preparer, prepare to be disappointed.
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If the trust agrees that the property has a public benefit, it can then become eligible for the tax break, as long as IRS guidelines are followed.
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On May 2nd Bohuslav Sobotka, the prime minister, threatened to resign unless the country's president fired Mr Babis over a questionable tax break he received in 2013.
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There are 52 such Republicans in the House of Representatives, according to an analysis by Bloomberg; several have already voiced their unwillingness to abolish the tax break.
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Some of the most engaged conservative voters, they said, are less willing to let slide a special tax break or earmarked boondoggle, even one benefiting their state.
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This new tax break allows owners of "pass-through" entities, including S-corporations, partnerships and sole proprietorships, to deduct up to 20193% of their qualified business income.
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But, Democrats are stuck: Keeping the deduction as-is would mean they're "supporting a tax break for some of the wealthiest Americans," something they've normally argued against.
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The bill would no longer repeal two of the ACA's tax increases on wealthy families, and it won't include a new tax break for health-care executives.
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This tax break allows owners of "pass-through" entities, including sole proprietorships, S-corporations and partnerships, to deduct up to 20 percent of their qualified business income.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The United States has appealed a ruling by the World Trade Organization which said it had not withdrawn a tax break for Boeing Co (BA.
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The state could, for example, give selected small firms either a grant or a tax break; the effect on the recipient (and on taxpayers) is practically identical.
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She said that eliminating the tax could result in a $4 billion tax break for the business mogul's family if Trump is as wealthy as he claims.
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But talks on the tax break with then-mayor Ed Koch, a personality nearly as salty as Trump, broke down in a blow to Trump's dealmaker image.
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A group linked to the Koch brothers is trying to convince young Americans to just say "No" to giving Jeff Bezos a tax break or other incentives.
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Under one tax break that New York is offering Amazon, the state will be paying $2628,28500 for each of the 6900,2628 jobs that the company is offering.
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The Republican tax overhaul that Trump signed last year could have singled out Amazon for harsh treatment, but the company still qualifies for every corporate tax break.
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Meantime, tax negotiations continue behind the scenes over the State and Local Tax Deduction (SALT), a popular tax break that's expected to be scrapped from the plan.
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The bill, which Parliament needs to approve by June 29, grants a more generous 90% tax break for five years to those moving to some Southern regions.
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Half of all homeowners receive no tax benefit from the mortgage interest deduction, and almost all of the tax break goes to households with incomes above $100,000.
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Republicans could offer middle-income families an actual tax break to entice Democrats, or shrink the size of the cut for corporations to make the math work.
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Most of the value of the tax break goes to middle-income taxpayers, based on the 2016 average per-person health-care expenditure (see chart for illustration).
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While Republicans say everyone will get a tax break under their bill, independent studies agree that millions of middle-class families will ultimately see a tax hike.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - On the surface, it looks like an attractive deal: Raise your workers' pay by 22 percent and your company qualifies for a substantial tax break.
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That allows you to make a charitable contribution and receive an immediate tax break, and then recommend grants from the fund to your favorite charities over time.
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A capital-gains tax break was configured in such a way that two-thirds of the benefit went to the eight hundred wealthiest families in the state.
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They are also calling for a new $300 credit for each parent and non-child dependent, but this tax break will expire by the end of 2022.
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Further, homeowners can only deduct interest on the mortgage for their principal residence, meaning you won't benefit from this tax break if you have a vacation home.
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Those making more than $157,000 as an individual or $903,000 as a married couple will start to phase out of the tax break, which gets complicated quickly.
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To put things in perspective, New Yorkers who claimed the SALT tax break took an average deduction of $22,169 in 2015, according to the Tax Policy Center.
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The National Association of Home Builders has panned the House bill, saying it gives large corporations a tax break at the expense of middle-class homeowners. Sen.
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During his tenure, which began in 2011, Lee brokered a temporary tax break to attract tech companies to the city over Silicon Valley, located to the south.
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I'D IMAGINE – WE'VE TALKED ABOUT THIS ISSUE FOR YEARS OURSELVES, ENDING THE CARRIED INTEREST TAX BREAK, SOMETHING THE PRESIDENT TALKED A LOT ABOUT ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL.
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If we're looking at federal exemptions, the IRS currently provides a tax break of between $2,500 and $93,500 for purchase of a new electric or hybrid vehicles.
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On the heels of its shiny new tax break and successful attack on net neutrality, Comcast recently imposed a flurry of new price increases on its customers.
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Then your customers like you, not because then you cut corners, or you get a tax break, or you don't inform authorities about how things actually are.
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Covert explains the loophole is used by investors who fund projects in economically distressed areas deemed "opportunity zones" receive a sizable tax break, even on unrelated investments.
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Ending this tax break and lowering rates across the board could increase competition in health-care markets and contribute to economic growth, a truly conservative tax plan.
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The governor's model predicts that the tax credits will sell for roughly 90 cents on the dollar, giving some of New Jersey's major companies a tax break.
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Republican leaders have sketched out an outline of the tax measures that would eliminate the tax break, although detailed legislation will not be unveiled until next Wednesday.
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Donors who transfer shares to a donor-advised fund are not subject to capital gains taxes on those shares, and they receive an income tax break, too.
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By eliminating discounted fares for N.R.A. members, the airline has stirred up Georgia Republican opposition to a lucrative tax break that had substantial support only days ago.
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New Jersey gave the N.F.L. an $8 million tax break, and state-owned New Jersey Transit lost $5.6 million when the game was played there in 2014.
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Using the tax break, he deducted the entire cost of a new Cessna more quickly than he could have otherwise — five years versus 2800 years or more.
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If the money remains invested for five years, investors get a 10 percent break on the gains; after seven years, the tax break rises to 15 percent.
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The franchise industry group has argued that franchisees would take a major hit, and that the related tax break would fail to provide the necessary financial support.
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The tax break is claimed by people across the nation, but is more heavily utilized in higher-tax states like Oregon, California, New Jersey and New York.
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Twenty-six plans earned "neutral" ratings, which means they are adequate and may still be good choices for some families if their state offers a tax break.
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Along orderly streets lined with canals and handsome shops in the wealthy northern town of Treviso, a stronghold of the League, residents welcomed the proposed tax break.
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But in fact, Tennessee ended the year with a budget surplus, Weiss-Wolf said — and chose to use it to give residents a tax break on ammunition.
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Michael Hiltzik at the Los Angeles Times estimates that Boeing cut nearly 13,000 Washington jobs between the announcement of the tax break and the end of 2017.
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Go deeper: Billionaire philanthropists turn money into influence For space billionaires, their companies are their gift Donor-advised funds: A tax break now, money for charity later
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But Trump has at times swerved into more populist territory, complaining of a "rigged system" and criticizing the carried interest tax break used by hedge fund managers.
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The higher the marginal propensity to consume of those receiving the tax break, the higher the multiplier and the more the tax cut will grow the economy.
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Mr. Scaramucci seeks a tax break that will help him save tens of millions of dollars when he sells his stake in the investment firm SkyBridge Capital.
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This new tax break allows owners of "pass-through" entities, including S-corporations, partnerships and sole proprietorships, to deduct up to 20% of their qualified business income.
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Those members' constituents could see a tax increase under the GOP plan because the bill axes their most prized tax break: the state and local tax deduction.
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Johnson said he wants a bigger tax break for "pass-through" businesses, which include small mom-and-pop enterprises as well as some large, non-corporate businesses.
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If your accountant told you to hold off on taking big steps to qualify for the new business owner tax break, you should thank him or her.
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Those provisions were usually made temporary for budgetary reasons, allowing lawmakers to provide a short-term tax break without adding to the 10-year federal budget deficit.
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Most of the value of the tax break goes to middle-income taxpayers, based on the 2016 average per-person health care expenditure (see chart for illustration).
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You can get an idea of whether an entrepreneur claimed the new qualified business income deduction — a potential 20% tax break that went into effect in 2018.
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In exchange for the gifts, police say, Netanyahu tried to advance a tax break that would have benefited Milchan, though he was blocked by the Finance Ministry.
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Senate Republicans are considering dropping a tax break for the wealthy from their ObamaCare repeal bill as they seek to secure 50 votes for the legislation. Sen.
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House Ways and Means Committee ranking member Sandy Levin (D-Mich.) on Thursday expressed optimism that Congress will eliminate the carried interest tax break in the future.
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The failed healthcare overhaul was their first attempt at a massive tax break by eliminating the surcharges on the wealthiest Americans that pay for the current program.
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We also know that states have enacted entirely new giveaway programs simply because they feel the need to defend themselves against a bordering state's new tax break.
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Go deeper: Billionaire philanthropists turn money into influence Donor-advised funds: A tax break now, money for charity later For space billionaires, their companies are their gift
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Put simply, Trump was proposing helping rich executives across the board, but reserved the biggest tax break for executives at companies structured exactly like the Trump Organization.
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However, the most worrying to me is not the funding of social programs, infrastructure overhauls or even the G.O.P.'s deficit-raising tax break for the rich.
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So far, the cost of that tax break has surpassed $272 billion, according to the recent analysis by Bridget Fisher and Flávia Leite at the New School.
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The GOP has spent months touting a tax break that for many could amount to about $100 as possibly life-changing for the working and middle class.
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"GM pocketed the tax break we gave them and are closing up shop anyway, with nary a word from the president until after the fact," Schumer said.
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That's the conclusion we at Good Jobs First came to after two recent studies looking at several thousand tax-break deals and many dozens of state budget items.
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The lowest net global FDI since 2009 was the result of U.S. firms repatriating $300 billion or more in accumulated earnings to take advantage of Trump's tax break.
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Brian Higgins highlighted a provision of the bill that provides a tax break for health insurance companies amid criticism that it will simply be passed onto industry executives.
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As long as the gain is reinvested in the fund within 180 days of the sale of the other asset, the money is eligible for the tax break.
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Switzerland's federal cabinet approved a new graft bill on Wednesday that would end the tax break for bribes, a reform it decided to pursue almost a year ago.
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Last November, the company pitched opportunities to take advantage of a tax break created by the 2017 tax overhaul that encourages real estate investment in low-income areas.
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Citing the Internal Revenue Service's Section 179 deduction, which was recently retooled and made permanent, Ford suggests customers "could get a big tax break for your business." on.wsj.
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So instead of giving Trump's $23 trillion tax break to the investor class, why don't we give money to folks who actually are making between $21,230 and $70,000.
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To give one example, the government estimates that a tax break on capital depreciation cost it 370 billion rupees ($5.47 billion) in revenues in the last fiscal year.
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His plan would also give a flat tax break to people based on age, not income, which would essentially benefit the wealthy while disadvantaging the poor and sick.
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But the outpouring also prompted questions from charities, politicians and commentators about why some corporate donors had offered so much so quickly, including speculation regarding tax break benefits.
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"Just weeks after giving the wealthy and multinational corporations a massive tax break, Republicans are adding insult to injury by once again picking CEOs over citizens," he wrote.
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It ignored calls to abolish "negative gearing", a tax break that allows investors to deduct from their overall income any losses they make letting out a mortgaged property.
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Stephanie A. Miner, the mayor of Syracuse, said the county's willingness to entertain COR's proposal allowed the developer to go tax-break shopping for the most favorable terms.
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As it happens, the taxes cut were only a third of the value of the tax break that was not changed (roughly $900 billion compared to $2.7 trillion).
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While you were thanking Trump for your tax break, did you happen to express any concern for the families separated under his cruel and inhumane immigration enforcement policy?
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But it's now clear those hopes will not translate into new steel jobs, even after the city and state offered the firm a $47 million tax break package.
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Getting rid of that tax break would've given the Republicans more than $1 trillion in extra revenue over 10 years, giving them more breathing room to cut taxes.
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Until recently, critics of Mayor Lee have focused on two main sticking points: The Twitter tax break and his pledge not to run for office as an incumbent.
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Another option would be to focus on a tax break to incentivize companies to return an estimated $2.5 trillion in profits stashed overseas back to the U.S. economy.
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The carried interest tax break allows some investment managers, such as private-equity fund managers, to have certain income taxed as capital gains rather than as ordinary income.
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The U.S. has tax treaties with some foreign nations, which may give residents of those places a tax break in the form of lower rates or certain exemptions.
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Car makers also fell but losses were somewhat limited by a media report on Thursday that Japan is considering a temporary tax break for car purchases next year.
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Yet what's troubling about the tax bill isn't that it delivers a big corporate tax break and lines the pockets of those already doing well – which it does.
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Over the weekend, Brady had to make a key concession on SALT, a tax break that allows individuals to deduct state and local taxes on their federal returns.
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Many Americans do not have the capacity for the meticulous record keeping it takes to itemize their returns, but they do deserve a tax break for their philanthropy.
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Property tax prepayment deadline looms as homeowners scrambleThis year-end donation strategy could reap big savings for retireesA tax break for disasters largely disappears under the new law
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The impact on education may not limit itself to college either: The GOP House plan ends a $250 tax break for teachers who buy their own classroom supplies.
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According to the statement published in last Thursday's Federal Register, the benefit is unfair to the beer and spirits industry, which, currently, is exempt from the tax break.
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Henderson also hopes for an experimental agricultural facility on the Galapagos, permits so that tourists can stay overnight on his farm, and a tax break for organic farmers.
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Barbara Boxer (D-CA), President Obama, and Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer have all endorsed proposals that would give companies that stashed money overseas a big tax break.
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Overall, the bottom half of the income distribution enjoys only one-sixth of the benefits from this tax break, while the upper half enjoys the remaining five-sixths.
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Bush is proposing to do away with the tax break for "carried interest," the profits that investment fund managers take for providing the service of managing the funds.
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CVS Health announced Thursday it would boost starting wages for employees and increase other benefits, citing tax-reform legislation that gave the company a $28503 billion tax break.
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If it weren't for the tax break, Mr. Reimer and Ms. Ljungkvist would owe $249,000 a year in taxes on their 1,589-square-foot property with a terrace.
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For these students, who are often living on minimum-wage stipends, working long hours, studying and attending classes, repealing the tuition tax break could have dire financial consequences.
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In New York, more than a third of taxpayers took the state and local tax break in 2250, deducting more than $5.63,25.6 on average from their federal taxes.
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If Trump has his way, though, businesses might get a one-time tax break — perhaps a rate even as low as 10 percent — to bring their cash back.
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Her church referred to her as a "commissioned minister" and she held herself out as a minister, even receiving the federal income tax break available to clergy members.
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Her church referred to her as a "commissioned minister" and she held herself out as a minister, even receiving the federal income tax break available to clergy members.
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A separate provision in the stimulus bill, which removes restrictions on losses that people can carry over from previous years, would make the tax break even more lucrative.
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President Donald Trump is giving away part of his salary to help stop coronavirus, and he just might be able to take a tax break for doing so.
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It also costs the federal government billions of dollars each year and lawmakers looked to limit the tax break to help pay for the $1.5 trillion tax cut.
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Ethics watchdogs and the president's critics say the Mississippi tax break would benefit the president, albeit indirectly, because he continues to own the Trump Organization through a trust.
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This northern state is offering an enticing deal to young workers: Move to and work in Maine, and receive a tax break to reduce your student loan burden.
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