They know that their tax breaks are temporary and corporate tax breaks are permanent.
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If we can provide tax breaks for companies, then we can provide tax breaks for families.
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More on tax breaks: There are all kinds of tax breaks that can help lower your taxes.
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And there are incentives upon incentives—tax breaks, land grants, workforce training funds, and more tax breaks.
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Each $1 in spending for affordable health care is matched by "$4 on tax breaks for the pharmaceutical industry, $2.63 on tax breaks for health savings accounts that disproportionately benefit high-income people, $18 on tax breaks for the health insurance industry, and $29 on tax breaks for people with income above $200,000," she writes.
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François Hollande's tax breaks are just a big scam François Fillon FF: François Hollande's tax breaks are just a big scam.
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"What the Republicans did is made the tax breaks for corporations permanent, the tax breaks for the middle class temporary," Sanders said.
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Consumers are not the only ones who would have benefitted from even larger tax breaks instead of giving tax breaks to companies with excess cash.
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He made it quite clear that his top priority is to begin repeal of fossil fuel tax breaks and to substitute clean energy tax breaks.
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Additionally, it might make sense for your parents — instead of you — to take any available education-related tax breaks (more about those tax breaks below).
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The second component of the plan is massive tax breaks for the very top, trillions of dollars of tax breaks for people just like Donald Trump.
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Alabama's tax breaks have helped import hundreds of airplane-industry jobs from Europe, even as similar tax breaks by Britain and Canada have exploded Hollywood's visual-effects industry.
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While Donald Trump believes in huge tax breaks, huge tax breaks for billionaires, he believes that states should actually have the right to lower the minimum wage below $7.25.
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But what the Republicans did is made the tax breaks for corporations permanent, the tax breaks for the middle class temporary," Sanders told CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union.
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And if Amazon is getting tax breaks based on the number of jobs it brings to the area, will it get those tax breaks for jobs taken from another local employer?
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SAN FRANCISCO — Chicago offered $2 billion in tax breaks.
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Some of the tax breaks had expired at the end of 2628 and are being retroactively extended, such as tax breaks about energy efficiency and provisions benefiting the racehorse and motorsports industries.
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Tax breaks have not done much to change this attitude.
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But subsidies and tax breaks are also being phased out.
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They showered the owners with tax breaks and cheap land.
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Ms Tsai's government has given tax breaks to angel investors.
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But not all tax breaks are politically — or morally — equal.
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The grants would come in the form of tax breaks.
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But when the tax breaks left, so did the jobs.
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The opposition to HQ2 won't just be about tax breaks.
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Some is also aimed at boosting consumption through tax breaks.
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Expanding the state and local tax breaks creates another issue.
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First, eliminate the vast majority of special interest tax breaks.
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The administration says it would eliminate most personal tax breaks.
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The tax breaks in question are for Boeing's 777X airplane.
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Did I hear something about expired tax breaks being extended?
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"No more special tax breaks for foreign products," Brady said.
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That favorable treatment comes on top of existing tax breaks.
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Those are the strengths you can't buy with tax breaks.
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Once they are that age, the tax breaks matter more.
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Insurance costs and tax breaks push people into robotic cars.
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Other tax breaks are phased in slowly or phased out.
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Here are five unusual tax breaks that filers have claimed.
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Mr. Trump wants to give enormous tax breaks to billionaires.
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A package of smaller tax breaks was on offer instead.
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Most tax breaks reduce the amount owed to the government.
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To pay for more tax breaks for billionaires and corporations.
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"You can't do it with these tax breaks," he said.
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No, we will not allow huge tax breaks for billionaires.
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Among Republicans, skirmishes around the tax breaks have already begun.
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Republicans want to end tax breaks for students and universities.
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New Jersey wants to give Amazon $7 billion in tax breaks.
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That can help you maximize scholarships and tax breaks, he said.
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Tax breaks are commonly used as a lever to promote investment.
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Targeted VAT cuts and other tax breaks could help, Panayotis said.
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Because of the accompanying tax breaks, many families would save money.
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He also sought to legislate tax breaks in the mogul's favor.
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But the conditions for those tax breaks will be made stricter.
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These tax breaks also are available to renters in some jurisdictions.
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The federal government also provides tax breaks and other indirect support.
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Democrats proposed ending tax breaks for corporations that ship jobs overseas.
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They got the tax breaks and didn't build out the fiber.
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Why should Olympians get tax breaks when other extraordinary Americans don't?
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Driller tax breaks have taken a toll in some other states.
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A spokesman said the tax breaks were created by her predecessors.
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The tax breaks for those two projects alone totaled $157 million.
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Scores of special, targeted tax breaks and shelters have been passed.
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DTAs are tax breaks from losses suffered in the financial crisis.
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Tax breaks initiated in the 1970s attracted employers like pharmaceutical producers.
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"We gave huge tax breaks to revitalize neighborhoods," Mr. Peskin said.
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Although Mr. Macron announced tax breaks and spending in his Dec.
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Special interests preserved numerous tax breaks and carved out new ones.
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The LeFrak Organization has also received tax breaks over the years.
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Big Pharma corporations are enjoying billions in profits and tax breaks.
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The administration has also promised tax breaks for middle-income Americans.
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Here are the forms you'll need to claim certain tax breaks.
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Republicans intend to eliminate many tax breaks that benefit special interests.
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Taiwan also started with cheap credit and tax breaks for exporters.
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In fact, Americans overwhelmingly oppose more tax breaks for the rich.
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Giving tax breaks for child care is not simply redistributing income.
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Larger nonincorporated businesses have also benefited from big new tax breaks.
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Filing joint typically provides married couples with the most tax breaks.
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They oppose giving $3 billion in tax breaks for 25,000 jobs.
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Amazon, meantime, availed itself of a full suite of tax breaks.
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That has prompted a host of changes on the individual side, including repealing tax breaks for things like medical expenses, moving expenses, student loan interest and adoption, as well as making some business tax breaks temporary.
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But a potential deal fell through, partly because the city rebuffed a request to provide roughly $1 billion in tax breaks and cash, on top of the $600 million in property tax breaks the bank already receives.
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Two middle-class tax breaks that stayed: Senate negotiators convinced their House counterparts to preserve two important middle-class tax breaks: the deduction on student loan interest and the exclusion for tuition waivers received by graduate students.
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The clock is ticking on taking advantage of tax breaks for 313.
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It offers tax breaks on easy home improvements that increase energy efficiency.
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The incentives include tax breaks for shareholders with stakes in commercial banks.
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She proposes tax breaks for the middle class and affordable college plans.
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Big business cheered the tax breaks and the easing of firing restrictions.
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Go deeper: Why the tax breaks to lure HQ2 could be significant.
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Newark, N.J., offered $7 billion in tax breaks to Amazon; Philadelphia, Penn.
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Mexico has long made shrewd use of tax breaks to spur development.
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In some cases, this support comes in the form of tax breaks.
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It includes ridiculous tax breaks for thoroughbred racehorses and NASCAR track owners.
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TPC also assumed that various industry-specific tax breaks would be eliminated.
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Congress frequently extends temporary tax breaks at the end of the year.
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They view U.S. tax breaks as a tool promoting autonomy, not dependency.
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They include Newark, which is tempting Amazon with $7bn in tax breaks.
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It provides past investments essentially the same tax breaks as new investment.
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For the first time, the vote would make the tax breaks permanent.
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Instead, his economic policies provide egregious tax breaks to the wealthiest Americans.
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Neither will massive tax breaks for developers coupled with cuts for research.
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Some owners would like to see more tax breaks for business owners.
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Farmers and businesses can also get tax breaks when they donate food.
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Americans under the threshold would have been given tax breaks, Trump said.
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It is not clear what "tax breaks" the president had in mind.
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Taxpayers are about to gain hard data on economic development tax breaks.
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All else being equal, removing those tax breaks should reduce home prices.
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These include tax breaks for alcohol manufacturers, energy producers, and tech companies.
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What has not worked is luring big businesses in with tax breaks.
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New Jersey offered $7 billion in tax breaks if Amazon chose Newark.
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Local lawmakers are hesitant to give Amazon tax breaks to move here.
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To land that deal, cities offered billions in tax breaks and incentives.
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But targeted tax breaks won't be an easy sell, either, I'm told.
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And that Tennessee is O.K. with Memphis giving FedEx enormous tax breaks.
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And most companies, including sports franchises, have higher priorities than tax breaks.
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But a new generation of donors is less focused on tax breaks.
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AdvantageBC advises its members on how to benefit from the tax breaks.
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The amendment largely extends the expiring and expired tax breaks through 2202.
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" CNBC, for instance, wrote "Trump threatens to end NFL's 'massive tax breaks.
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Significant tax breaks are available for certain homeowners who obtain permanent residency.
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It would also kill the Democrats' "tax breaks for the rich" argument.
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Wisniewski didn't really consider homeowner tax breaks when shopping for his home.
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But the decision to move country depends on more than tax breaks.
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It also does away with or limits a number of tax breaks.
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Once in office, he quickly veered to giving tax breaks to companies.
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This conversation is so much deeper than tax breaks and healthcare policy.
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But Republicans can't roll back those popular tax breaks on their own.
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Meanwhile, most major tax breaks come with entirely different definitions of deserving.
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The developers wanted Mr. Silver's protection for tax breaks and rent laws.
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Among the many threatened tax breaks are provisions that fund affordable housing.
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Tax breaks for the middle class and cash handouts to struggling farmers.
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Brewers, racehorse owners and some churches would also receive federal tax breaks.
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An accountant will calculate tax breaks for home care and other services.
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Many tried to entice the company with financial incentives and tax breaks.
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Google reaped millions in tax breaks as it secretly expanded its real estate footprint across the U.S. Start with this Lizza Dwoskin story about how Google has won millions in tax breaks as it expanded around the country.
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The CDU/CSU has already announced plans to raise tax breaks for parents with children and introduce construction subsidies to help families that, together with the income tax breaks, would amount to some 24 billion euros per year.
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The president had proposed closing some tax breaks, but Republicans oppose tax increases.
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The tax breaks you receive in your retirement accounts don't come for free.
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The original House bill had either eliminated or curtailed many cherished tax breaks.
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Tax breaks are an important reason why philanthropists of all stripes like DAFs.
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The top Republican on the Appropriations Committee said the tax breaks were unnecessary.
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The government used tax breaks to encourage firms to offer private insurance plans.
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Officials in Wuhu tried to entice locals to buy homes, offering tax breaks.
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A cash windfall and a few tax breaks could be yours this summer.
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Through tax breaks, the government is trying to give share-buying a shove.
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Copia makes it easy to earn tax breaks by doing the right thing.
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Tax breaks for student loan repayments could be included in such a package.
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The tax breaks for cooking the planet in this way cannot be justified.
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And he has a slew of tax breaks available to real estate developers.
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The challenge is to phase out tax breaks without triggering a mass exodus.
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Authenticity couldn't compete with Croatia's generous tax breaks — and the Greeks are bummed.
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Sunday, October 21 • Ivanka tweeted about new tax breaks for economically distressed areas.
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Ireland gave tax breaks to the company that European officials say were illegal.
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Or perhaps this must also be about tax rates, not just tax breaks.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - All that tuition you pay has one silver lining: tax breaks.
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But Trump's infrastructure plan relies heavily on tax breaks and public-private partnerships.
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Some would like to see Congress move to make temporary tax breaks permanent.
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Apple denies that Dublin gave it tax breaks amounting to illegal state aid.
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The plan, in short, eliminates some really important tax breaks that benefit students.
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The state has been generous with tax breaks in recent years, for one.
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That includes some 80 billion reais ($25 billion) in tax breaks for industry.
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He said oil executives were focused on tax breaks and adding pipeline capacity.
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In short, reform should be sought to remove subsidies and equalize tax breaks.
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Russia, meanwhile, has begun to reform some fossil fuel subsidies and tax breaks.
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But here's the thing: These tax breaks aid employee owners, not investor owners.
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Other cities have offered the e-commerce platform large tax breaks as well.
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Trump called for an end to "massive tax breaks" that the NFL received.
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There's little evidence to support the claim that tax breaks boost employment numbers.
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It has given developers tax breaks and other incentives to build, build, build.
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They are celebrating their success in blocking the Amazon invasion and tax breaks.
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Employees would lose some popular tax breaks, including the deduction for moving expenses.
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Put all these tax breaks together, and you end up with our system.
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Targeting those tax breaks would spark a hard-fought political tug of war.
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Headlines Boris Johnson puts tax breaks for high earners on back burner on.ft.
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Democrats also failed to clinch language extending tax breaks for renewable energy industries.
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So it's no wonder preserving these tax breaks was the company's top goal.
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Tax breaks for donation to museums are a common device to encourage philanthropy.
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Nixon's solution for racial ghettos was tax breaks and incentives, not economic justice.
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Indrawati said a second policy package with more tax breaks was being designed.
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Those tax breaks aimed to keep at least 3,875 jobs at the plant.
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Tax breaks and other government assistance for Hudson Yards hit about $6 billion.
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Donations to C230s don't offer tax breaks, though (which dissuades some from donating).
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EU law states that member countries cannot hand tax breaks to selected companies.
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Some have even offered loose restrictions and tax breaks to incentivize budding homeowners.
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The tax breaks that governments agree to with Facebook can also be controversial.
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That number ripples all through a tax return, often limiting other tax breaks.
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"The tax breaks for shooting it in Cleveland were much better," Joseph said.
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Officials have also announced new tax breaks and subsidies designed to help consumers.
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Meanwhile, the document said something about eliminating tax breaks, but didn't say which.
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And he tried to give American exporters an edge with special tax breaks.
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The bill cuts tax rates for individuals businesses and curbs some tax breaks.
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Or perhaps this must also be about tax rates, not just tax breaks.
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It promised "targeted tax breaks" for individuals and "special interest" breaks for corporations.
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All of the individual tax breaks will expire at the end of 2000.
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Those tax breaks aimed to keep at least 3,875 jobs at the plant.
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The authorities are providing land, grants and tax breaks, and investing in research.
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We don't know what tax breaks it will attempt to cap or eliminate.
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And the tax breaks don't represent money in hand that could be spent.
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This earns businesses big tax breaks, and Copia charges 25% of this plus a pick-up fee, The company has already saved companies $1.6 million in tax breaks, and is already at a $1 million revenue run rate for 2016.
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Amendments in the Ways and Means Committee restored some cherished tax breaks that had been targeted for elimination, including those for adoptive parents, and expanded the bill's tax breaks for owners of businesses that are not organized as traditional corporations.
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I would also not be giving, like, tax breaks for buying used corporate jets.
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And our actual experience with tax breaks like this suggests that gaming is rampant.
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Firefighters, teachers and ordinary workers who can't afford lobbyists to give them tax breaks.
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It could also strip some tax breaks from sectors such as energy and pharmaceuticals.
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We can only assume this will be a competition for the biggest tax breaks.
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He didn't secure any new tax breaks for Corning, he said at the time.
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Some governments see tax breaks as a tool of industrial policy, East Asian-style.
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The candidates have unanimously vowed to roll back Trump's tax breaks for the rich.
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The industry has for years relied on billions in government subsidies and tax breaks.
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Snagging a few tax breaks can boost your refund or lower your tax bill.
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The government will decide the amount of subsidies and tax breaks by year end.
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Following the tax breaks earlier in the year, overall spending surprised even the retailers.
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Here are four tax breaks you might get back if Congress reinstates the extenders.
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Taxpayers could be in for a headache if Congress doesn't renew the tax breaks.
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It's not known if the projects tied to them will seek the tax breaks.
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India's government previously gave tax breaks in the budget for consumers buying electric vehicles.
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Each saw the city sweetening the pot with multibillion-dollar tax breaks and subsidies.
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He also said the government could roll back a series of payroll tax breaks.
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She would also halt tax breaks and increase public spending to boost economic growth.
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In 2006, Congress ended special tax breaks that historically aided the Puerto Rican economy.
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Correction: President Donald Trump threatened to end the NFL's "massive tax breaks" on Twitter.
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Funding for social services has declined as tax breaks for the wealthy have risen.
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GOP lawmakers want to retain the tax breaks for mortgage interest and charitable contributions.
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Both parties could seek to crack down on generous tax breaks for offshore profits.
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In December 2014, it demanded tighter restrictions for firms to qualify for tax breaks.
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It feels like Washington just can't kick its addiction to special interest tax breaks.
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They aren't likely to look kindly on tax breaks for the rich or corporations.
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Clinton worked to obtain federal tax breaks to resuscitate Lower Manhattan after the Sept.
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Democrats have accused them of prioritizing tax breaks for corporations over those for individuals.
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The bill creates tax breaks for businesses that make student loan payments for employees.
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The United Kingdom announced £30 billion ($39 billion) in tax breaks and additional spending.
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New Jersey officials offered more than $7 billion in tax breaks for Newark's entry.
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Business bridge loans or temporary tax breaks for companies and individuals may be necessary.
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Tons of production companies shoot in GA and get huge tax breaks for it.
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It would make sense, therefore, for tax breaks to be classified into three categories.
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This characterization of the relationship of tax breaks to subway funding is somewhat misleading.
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These tax breaks, the campaign claims, could help finance $1 trillion worth of projects.
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But those tax hikes are initially offset by a variety of temporary tax breaks.
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It cut the rate too steeply and kept, or expanded, too many tax breaks.
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Trump is planning to include child care tax breaks as part of his plan.
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He left out the elimination of various tax breaks that help the middle class.
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Buoyed by lucrative tax breaks, college endowments have amassed more than $500 billion nationwide.
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For decades, cities and states have been rewarding companies through tax breaks, grants, etc.
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These stealth cuts to Medicare will fund tax breaks for the wealthiest among us.
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Here are the tax breaks you can still nab as the year ticks down.
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There is no economic or fiscal rationale for renewing these special interest tax breaks.
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Corporate tax breaks really haven't worked because companies are uncertain about the trade war.
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Xinjiang has offered manufacturers inexpensive labor, as well as generous tax breaks and subsidies.
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But, like Harris' tax breaks, baby bonds would not benefit only African-American children.
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"We're not going to give tax breaks to people doing well," de Blasio said.
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Lawmakers are discussing the possibility of extending expired tax breaks in future spending legislation.
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Is this what Democrats mean when they complain about tax breaks for the rich?
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We will end tax breaks that encourage companies to replace American workers with robots.
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Proudly pro-development, Mr. Davis has awarded property-tax breaks to builders, despite criticism.
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Several real estate veterans I spoke to privately acknowledged the tax breaks are unconscionable.
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CONSERVATIVES FIGHT ENERGY TAX BREAKS IN FAA BILL: Conservative groups that oppose a proposal to include energy tax breaks in the long-term reauthorization of the Federal Aviation Administration are vowing to take their fight to the House if the Senate moves ahead.
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Click here for a list of tax breaks you may lose on your 2018 return.
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For its part, China recently said it would grant more tax breaks to small firms.
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You will still need to work through pages of schedules to calculate other tax breaks.
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But those tax breaks expired in 2006, and pushed Puerto Rico into a deep recession.
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The government could plough the newly created money into tax breaks and public-works schemes.
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Chicago reportedly offered $2bn in incentives ranging from tax breaks to subsidies for worker training.
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Government measures include tax breaks of up to 100,000 euros for investments in the sector.
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In 2016 it found Apple guilty of receiving state aid through tax breaks from Ireland.
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The Russian government has declared Iturup a special economic zone, with tax breaks for investment.
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Then there is the long-running stand-off with Boeing over subsidies and tax breaks.
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The state of Nevada awarded the company massive tax breaks to get the project done.
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"Private tax breaks … will only aid infrastructure projects that have their own revenue stream," Sen.
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Interest groups and businesses are likely to fight fiercely to protect their favored tax breaks.
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Couples in a PACS get the same income- and inheritance-tax breaks as married ones.
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Together, repealing these two tax breaks would save the government roughly $12 billion per year.
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That includes tax breaks on traditional pensions, 401(k)s and traditional and Roth IRAs.
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He said the 2018 tax breaks did not play a large factor in sales growth.
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Amazon has made it clear that tax breaks will play a part in its decision.
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And he has lobbied to for concessions and tax breaks to benefit his personal business.
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Not far behind were student loan tax breaks along with free tuition at community colleges.
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Consumers are drawn to the self-styled "city of gold's" tax breaks and abundant supply.
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And did Amazon really need at least $103 billion in tax breaks and a helipad?
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Democrats have criticized the law for giving tax breaks to the wealthiest Americans and corporations.
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Anti-immigrant efforts, corporate tax breaks, and cuts to the social safety net must wait.
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Paying for these tax breaks for the rich like Trump are the seemingly forgotten losers.
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Cornyn, a Texas Republican, suggested Thursday that more changes to those tax breaks could come.
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As with religious institutions in many other countries, temples in Japan receive generous tax breaks.
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She said tax breaks for other industries, such as wind energy, have hurt education funding.
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Even with tax breaks, HQ2 would act as an economic stimulus for a struggling region.
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But those tax breaks are temporary, compared to permanent cut to the corporate tax rate.
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Let's hope so — sure beats ginning up more tax breaks for the country club set.
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"Without consumers, without tax breaks going to people as opposed to corporations, ultimately capitalism fails."
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To the Editor: Your article about tax breaks is hardly an indictment of Donald Trump.
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This cannot be done solely through tax breaks, which is what some people are proposing.
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Germany's environment ministry has however rejected the idea of tax breaks to buy new cars.
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Trump was about to offer corporations one of the biggest tax breaks in recent memory.
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President Donald Trump pledged to eliminate "tax breaks and loopholes" that favor the highest earners.
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Another Labor plan would remove broader tax breaks on property purchases, except on new homes.
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The government will introduce tax breaks from April for companies that comply with the call.
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They could do this by cutting spending, closing tax loopholes, or eliminating certain tax breaks.
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Boeing won't go into Wichita if Topeka is offering a bigger series of tax breaks.
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You can see a map showing which states offer which kinds of tax breaks here.
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The program issued multimillion-dollar tax breaks to developers who converted office buildings into apartments.
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Of course, Trump himself has experience bilking tax breaks and subsidies to make massive profits.
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Politicians have been fighting over tax breaks for the oil and gas industry for decades.
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"I think it's one of the better tax breaks around," the "Mad Money" host said.
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He says he will reverse the Trump tax breaks and raise taxes on investment gains.
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They all pushed the boundaries on pricing, sourcing, marketing, regulation, employment, expansion and tax breaks.
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Some cities promised the city hundreds of millions of dollars in tax breaks and incentives.
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But it did raise significant questions about the state's longstanding policy of granting tax breaks.
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Daines and Johnson were calling for more tax breaks for pass-through businesses, and Sens.
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So the temporary tax breaks need, for political purposes, to be both alive and dead.
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The tax bill would eliminate or make less valuable the tax breaks that encourage homeownership.
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Mr. Nixon's solution for racial ghettos was not economic justice, but tax breaks and incentives.
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Generous subsidies and tax breaks are in place to encourage the purchase of electric vehicles.
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Nearly $22 million in tax breaks were awarded to four companies with close Democratic ties.
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Paying federal taxes is too complicated and too distorted by tax breaks for special interests.
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Tax credits, tax breaks, and welfare programs with very similar but slightly distinct goals proliferate.
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Even when tax breaks work and spawn new jobs, local residents gain little if anything.
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There's aggressive tax planning — and then there's claiming tax breaks for bodybuilding oils and landscaping.
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Apple received $208 million in tax breaks from Iowa to locate its data center there.
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The Chevrolet Bolt, produced by General Motors, sells for about $22040,22 before federal tax breaks.
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Just 19 percent said they are using the tax breaks currently available, the survey showed.
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Scholarly efforts have identified that most "green energy" tax breaks ultimately go to wealthy Americans.
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Tax reforms, in America and elsewhere, have sought to limit the tax breaks on debt.
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The plan leaves in place tax breaks for mortgage interest, charitable contributions and retirement savings.
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But it replaces the colossally expensive Medicaid, Obamacare, traditional Medicare and employer-plan tax breaks.
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Another 300 billion yen will be spent on tax breaks for housing and car purchases.
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Now, Congress may hand banks billions of dollars of tax breaks at everyone else's expense.
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If your grandchild qualifies as a dependent, it opens up more tax breaks for you.
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That massive figure is culled from poring over various forms, including grants and tax breaks.
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Apple received $208 million in tax breaks from Iowa to locate its data center there.
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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act did away with these tax breaks, starting in 2018.
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Removing popular but inefficient tax breaks will take political strength, but it is not impossible.
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Kamala Harris announced legislation aimed at providing tax breaks for low- and middle-income individuals.
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CNN Money reported at the time that the league would still receive some tax breaks.
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In return, the company received $2300 million in state tax breaks to stay in Indiana.
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If you're paying your caregiver on the books, you may be eligible for tax breaks.
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Will they spend this week just trying to deliver partisan tax breaks for the rich?
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Some tax breaks have been erased or capped, while others have been expanded or introduced.
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As the market expands, costs will fall and the tax breaks can be phased out.
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Teva has enjoyed tax breaks and subsidies worth nearly $6 billion over the last decade.
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Our movement understands that what we don't need is Trump's huge tax breaks for millionaires.
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By giving Amazon tax breaks, you excuse them from paying (a lot) for public services.
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Google's request for significant tax breaks comes weeks after Amazon canceled its plans to build offices in New York City, a stunning move that came after local politicians and activists raised sharp criticism over the $3 billion in tax breaks the city had promised Amazon.
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The only way to do that will be to add more tax breaks for the middle class and get every key Republican from President Donald Trump on down to make middle class and individual tax breaks the key part of their pitch to the public.
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Google's request for significant tax breaks comes weeks after Amazon canceled its plans to build offices in New York City, a stunning move that came after local politicians and activists raised sharp criticism over the $3 billion in tax breaks the city had promised Amazon.
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Conversely, if you live in one of the states that don't offer tax breaks — or your state offers tax breaks for in-state and out-of-state 529 plans, then you can invest in one of the best plans nationwide (more on that later).
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A review of the effective tax rates — the amount companies actually pay after taking advantage of tax breaks — shows that dozens of them would pay more in taxes if their favorite tax breaks were eliminated to pay for revenues lost by cutting the top rate.
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City officials fear that the costs of the program could skyrocket further if condominium projects are allowed to obtain 0421-a tax breaks, something both Mr. de Blasio and Mr. Cuomo oppose, though some state senators have suggested allowing them to get the tax breaks.
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Last month, the Chinese government also announced tax breaks for homegrown semiconductor companies and software developers.
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About one in five (22%) stated more tax breaks for repaying student loans is most important.
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The government will also offer tax breaks for purchases of cars, homes and other durable goods.
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So, as you'd imagine, special interest groups are fighting desperately to maintain the current tax breaks.
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The city's finance department separately reports affordable housing tax breaks - about $1.2 billion in fiscal 2016.
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On Wednesday, state media reported that China will be granting more tax breaks to small firms.
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At the same time, New York was cutting Bezos and Co. $3 billion in tax breaks.
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Trump released a tax proposal last September that included broad tax breaks for businesses and households.
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When surveyed, most businesses in African countries say they would have invested even without tax breaks.
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To keep them sweet, the government in 19743 enshrined tax breaks for shipowners in the constitution.
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And 62 percent think tax breaks for tech companies need to be reduced and even eliminated.
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Some believe it is down to the free housing and juicy tax breaks enjoyed by preachers.
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" Clinton said, "His whole plan is to give the biggest tax breaks ever to the wealthy.
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From 1997 to 2015, New York spent $2.6 billion on tax breaks for the film industry.
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Tax breaks and government funding have encouraged start-ups, and also drawn in entrepreneurs from abroad.
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The nascent middle class is prospering and young families with several children receive lavish tax breaks.
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More often they have given tax breaks and subsidies to firms that sell small solar kits.
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Barbosa said tax breaks in recent years had gone too far and eroded the government's finances.
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Once you're paying your caregiver on the books, you may be eligible for certain tax breaks.
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And targeting those tax breaks will generate a firestorm unlike anything Washington has seen in years.
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"We were looking into it really for tax breaks and financial things," RuPaul explained to Mathews.
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Other tax breaks are so popular, it could be politically radioactive for Congress to touch them.
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Like perhaps the big tax breaks and credits solar and even the regular oil companies receive?
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To be sure, temporary or not, the tax breaks have been a boon for small businesses.
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AB 398 includes big tax breaks for a number of industries including manufacturing and agricultural businesses.
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OPINION The enduring scam of corporate tax breaks, by Bryce Covert, The New Republic. http://bit.
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Instead of improving the investment climate more broadly, Mr Erdogan is scattering subsidies and tax breaks.
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The deal fell through and Amazon landed in Seattle, but the pursuit of tax breaks continued.
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And these companies cannot take advantage of some of the tax breaks intended for small businesses.
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When it comes to clean energy, each energy sector currently has unequal tax breaks and subsidies.
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And he objects to using incentives and tax breaks to extend the lifespan of old ideas.
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Tax breaks like these that mainly benefit the wealthy exacerbate the already alarming racial wealth gap.
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In other words, this bill would have repealed many tax breaks related to M&A activity.
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In fact, it has paid negative taxes, receiving tax breaks more valuable than its tax payments.
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The deal sets a pay schedule for developers who get the tax breaks in prime areas.
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In other words, the corporate tax cuts make up the bulk of the plan's tax breaks.
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The Senate used the measures to pay for other tax breaks that won over skeptical senators.
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As CNBC notes, state government has sweetened the deal considerably with $4 billion in tax breaks.
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It includes $500,000 annually in corporate income tax breaks and $200,000 per year in training grants.
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A record of his colossal tax breaks, associations, deals, and net worth resides in those forms.
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Critics say farmers benefited from property tax breaks for decades and should have been better prepared.
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People who vote for the right often expect tax breaks in favor of companies in particular.
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Investors who purchase apartment buildings for the influx of tech employees will also see tax breaks.
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If Congress can afford tax breaks for the rich, they can afford food for working families.
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Trump built his business empire on tax breaks and concessions the he wrested from local governments.
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They get lower rates and get to keep cherished tax breaks, like the "carried interest" loophole.
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Galia Slayen, a spokeswoman for Mr. Pritzker, said no laws were broken regarding the tax breaks.
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This type of fund is more useful to entrepreneurs than traditional tax breaks, Mr. Murphy said.
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Tax breaks that phase in or out to make the 10-year budget impact look smaller?
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Adam Looney, a Brookings senior fellow, is also sharply critical of the pass-through tax breaks.
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Advisers may also be aware of tax breaks, insurance products, or other financial opportunities you're not.
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Repeal the 2017 tax breaks for big corporations and very wealthy, retain for middle class. Yes.
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Five Star's coalition partner, the League, demanded tax breaks and a lowering of the retirement age.
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Whatever it was, San Diego officials said it wasn't tax breaks; the city didn't offer any.
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The price tag in city and state tax breaks appeared to exceed those of other projects.
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Also doable: You can finance substantial rate cuts by removing tax breaks from the corporate code.
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This would be a much wiser and more loving choice than tax breaks for the rich.
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Regardless of any available tax breaks, it is outside the means of many capable potential parents.
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You could have incentives, tax breaks or preferential government treatment if you reach certain diversity thresholds.
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The legislation also eliminated a grab-bag of obscure tax breaks, known as miscellaneous itemized deductions.
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His other company, Twitter, has gotten big tax breaks from the city where it is based.
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It has a sweet deal for businesses, offering them tax breaks in an unusually opaque arrangement.
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He criticized the Christie administration for granting millions in tax breaks to companies while schools struggle.
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Missouri used $12.9 million in tax breaks to lure Applebee's corporate headquarters from Kansas in 2011.
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As a real estate developer, Mr. Trump is attuned to the tax breaks for housing development.
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So, for example, the government could offer widespread tax breaks, or direct payments to unemployed workers.
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In April, his company filed a new application for tax breaks and bonds from the city.
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Tax breaks don't come free; they're just ways in which the government allocates your tax money.
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The tax breaks can also be granted to existing buildings if they go through extensive renovations.
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But classic tax overhauls would trim back such targeted tax breaks to lower overall tax rates.
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The sector had thrived here thanks to generous corporate tax breaks created by Congress in 1976.
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Finally, selective tax breaks often end up mainly providing new and improved ways to dodge taxes.
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It also does away with or limits tax breaks, like the state and local tax deduction.
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And it can be stingy with tax breaks and corporate incentives, finishing in the bottom 23.
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That is harder for an onion farmer to do, although there are tax breaks for farmers.
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Just 2628 percent accept the GOP view that tax breaks for the rich help our economy.
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Additionally, Gilead avoided $2 billion in taxes by using tax breaks concerning stock options for executives.
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As mayor, he widened sidewalks, slowed down traffic, and used tax breaks to attract new businesses.
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Trump's recent tax bill expanded one of those tax breaks; we are going to close it.
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It put the total value of tax breaks on Trump properties at at least $885 million.
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In exchange for tax cuts on individuals and corporations, the law eliminated some popular tax breaks.
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So instead, the government granted big tax breaks to businesses that had operations in Puerto Rico.
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But the subsidies can take many forms, including tax breaks or cheap loans to energy companies.
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Subsidies and tax breaks have been a source of friction between the two countries for years.
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This goes counter to the rhetoric that tax breaks for pass-through entities help small businesses.
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Whereas a Model S or Model X can cost upwards of $100,000, a Model 3 is expected to start in the vicinity of $35,000 before tax breaks; it'll go head-to-head with Chevy's $30,000 Bolt (after tax breaks) that will go on sale later this year.
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Obama's team helped negotiate a $680 billion deal in the fall that indefinitely extended many popular tax breaks — including the research and development tax credit, a major win for businesses — and expansions of tax breaks that were the core of the president's 2009 economic stimulus package.
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In return for those tax breaks, individuals would give up personal exemptions (currently worth $1.2 billion in tax savings) along with popular deductions (worth $668 billion in savings.) Businesses big and small also catch some new tax breaks and give up some popular deductions in return.
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"You give big corporations big tax breaks, you give billionaires and real estate developers big tax breaks and somehow that's going to help everybody else and make the economy large and grow — well, it's just not going to happen and, in fact, quite the opposite," he said.
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Waukee ended up giving the company, which turned out to be Apple, $208 million in tax breaks.
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The Kremlin has attempted to make these new frontiers more viable for businesses by introducing tax breaks.
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His status as Indiana's governor positioned him to offer Carrier tax breaks to stay in the state.
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TECH Q&A: BITCOIN TIPS, SMARTPHONE TAX BREAKS, GETTING THE MOST OUT OF ALEXA AND MORE 3.
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Yet the removal of those tax breaks makes it less likely the bill will pass, he added.
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QUICK: YOU MENTIONED YOU'RE MAKING SURE THIS IS GOING TO BRING TAX BREAKS TO MIDDLE CLASS AMERICANS.
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That means regional subsidies, benefits payments, tax breaks to allow individuals to keep going in tough times.
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That means you could be on the hook for penalties and clawbacks of your state tax breaks.
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New Jersey's former governor, Chris Christie, dressed up Newark's bid with $7 billion in potential tax breaks.
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However, thanks to scholarships, grants and tax breaks, the average net price paid there was actually $14,610.
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A good place to start would be to audit tax breaks and strip away the most indulgent.
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Wisconsin will offer up to $3 billion in tax breaks to the Taiwanese company over 15 years.
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The nation's farmers have seen their tax breaks axed and Greece has raised taxes on high earners.
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Between 1992 and 2009, the company received at least $149 million in tax breaks from Michigan alone.
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That's relatively high by international standards, but tax breaks bring the effective rate down to 23 percent.
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The tax may seem like an economic wash -- taxes increases here, tax breaks there -- but it's not.
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These tax breaks are expected to cost more than $300 million in 2016, according to the report.
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For more details on which states will be offering tax breaks to shoppers, see the interactive map.
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Manufacturers, largely from the pharmaceutical industry, flocked to Puerto Rico to take advantage of these tax breaks.
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It has established a financial hub in its economic capital Casablanca, offering tax breaks as a lure.
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Boeing is the recipient of the largest amount of tax breaks in the country, according to McClatchy.
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The attractions for Samsung include relative political stability, tax breaks and lower labor costs than in China.
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They created numerous tax breaks for investment in Puerto Rico, then repealed them, driving up its debt.
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Amazon spokesperson Jodi Seth said in a statement: Go deeper: An uncertain future for corporate tax breaks
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Each plan also would erase the current $4,050 personal exemption and annul or reduce other tax breaks.
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" A third ad from July, "Believe," claimed Romney "supports tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas.
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In 2011, San Francisco began offering myriad tax breaks hoping to lure tech companies into the city.
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While business leaders will defend their own targeted tax breaks, no one will defend today's tax code.
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Republicans kept passing budgets similar to Ryan's cuts-for-the-poor, tax-breaks-for-the-rich approach.
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Two laws enacted in 2012 give tax breaks to nonresidents and tax exemptions on investments for residents.
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Another one of his buildings, the Trump International Hotel and Tower, received $15.9 million in tax breaks.
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But the government is working hard to attract their business with tax breaks, subsidies and cheap loans.
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It is also seeking incentives and tax breaks from the federal government to expand manufacturing in India.
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To help our small businesses thrive, we will prioritize entrepreneurs over giving tax breaks to special interests.
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But even if the tax breaks aren't enriching Americans broadly, one group is decidedly benefiting: Republican politicians.
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And if companies take tax breaks and then ship jobs overseas, we'll make them pay us back.
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Tax reform that eliminates special tax breaks and reduces tax rates for all can achieve both aims.
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It will also charge much lower fees than the established hubs and offer 50-year tax breaks.
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"It's ludicrous, especially because of all of the tax breaks for millionaires," she says of the deduction.
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Instead, these bills respectively gave massive tax breaks to corporations and the wealthy and increased defense spending.
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It should start with ending tax breaks for the uber wealthy whose charitable contributions are spent overseas.
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There has been criticism of the size of tax breaks the company received to build in Wisconsin.
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He has put forth a proposal that would replace the current 44 tax breaks with three incentives.
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They also doubted the elimination of payroll tax breaks awarded by the previous government will win approval.
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The proposal to end payroll tax breaks to improve revenue has been stuck in Congress for months.
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It is designed to offer tax breaks and incentives for developers who invest in low-income areas.
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While those claims are true, lifting those tariffs can still mean big tax breaks for some companies.
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Tax breaks that are going out the window include deductions for medical expenses and student loan interest.
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And if companies take tax breaks and then ship jobs overseas, we'll make them pay us back.
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An administration that would rather give billionaires tax breaks than provide a little cushion for working people.
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It would reduce individual tax brackets to four from seven and make changes to several tax breaks.
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The rich and powerful have benefited most from the property boom and tax breaks that elevate prices.
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If tax reform does eventually pass, and tax breaks for retirement remain untouched, we cannot declare victory.
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Get ready to lose a handful of your favorite tax breaks, thanks to the Republican tax bill.
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"Large corporations cannot continue to get more tax breaks when children in America go hungry," Sanders added.
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However, Republicans used these provisions to advance hundreds of billions of dollars in unpaid-for tax breaks.
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We have got to change our national priorities, no more tax breaks for billionaires, and large corporations.
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Its big impediment is a legacy of the crisis: tax breaks from all the losses Citi suffered.
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On top of that, the tax breaks had no discernable impact on job creation or company expansion.
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After all the tax breaks from François Hollande, do you think that you can go even further?
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Now, investors who fund projects in these areas will get sizable tax breaks—even on unrelated investments.
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As the Senator from New York, she cosponsored an amendment to expand tax breaks to small companies.
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Among the greenfields with tax breaks are those operated by oil majors such as Surgutneftegaz and Gazpromneft .
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He added that the tax breaks at the end could be worth more than 1.5 billion euros.
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"Instead, Trump's plan provides tax breaks to private-sector investors who back profitable construction projects," he said.
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New York City did not offer any special tax breaks to Amazon as part of the deal.
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Yet millennials want the federal government to raise taxes on millionaires, not give them a tax breaks.
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If the U.S. offered tax breaks for electric cars, it would be perfectly legal under W.T.O. rules.
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Successes: Both the Senate and House bills keep the tax breaks for wind and solar energy investments.
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Most don't mind if billionaires get tax breaks as long as they get a little something, too.
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We can stop showering huge tax breaks on the affluent and reinvest the money where it's needed.
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He has pledged to promote free education and health care, while also providing tax breaks for investors.
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It is shameful that I am paying higher taxes to give tax breaks to the 1 percent.
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The proposal under consideration would end the tax breaks for development of what are called orphan drugs.
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Elsewhere: The most depressing part of Amazon's announcement was its request to be wooed with tax breaks.
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UNCERTAIN DESTINY Lopez Obrador has thrown Pemex various lifelines, including cash injections, tax breaks and debt refinancing.
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"You should diversify across the country," he added, even if doing so forgoes some state tax breaks.
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At one point, the tax breaks were projected to create more than 13,000 jobs in British Columbia.
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It is unclear which businesses listed on AdvantageBC's website are in the program and receiving tax breaks.
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The companies did not respond to requests for comment on whether they had received any tax breaks.
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Only if the wealthy don't simultaneously get tax breaks that would dwarf the revenue it would raise.
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They are taxed at lower effective rates than most companies or individuals, and receive more tax breaks.
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Third, tax breaks to manufacturers for capital expenditures could help keep factory jobs in the United States.
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It also says reform would "eliminate most of the tax breaks that mainly benefit high-income" taxpayers.
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It&aposs like planting the seeds of a tree that suddenly blossoms with lovely, lucrative tax breaks.
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Negotiators agreed to prevent a slew of tax breaks, set to expire in 2628, from fizzling out.
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Many clean bets continue to rely on tax breaks, subsidies or the prospect of high carbon prices.
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Large technology companies, attracted by government tax breaks, have created thousands of high-paying jobs in Dublin.
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In addition, Trump is seeking to give companies tax breaks for bringing cash stored overseas back home.
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Still, they're selling better than ever — tax breaks passed by President Trump in 2200 helped with that.
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That compromise would have to include no tax breaks for the top 1 percent and deficit neutrality.
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N Sunoco Inc rescued PES from financial distress, in a deal supported by tax breaks and grants.
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The city of Kansas City, Missouri, is now offering Waddell & Reed another $40 in local tax breaks.
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The program expired in 2016, but the tax breaks persist depending on when a building was built.
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In countries with the fastest increase of electric cars, the tax breaks are about $15,000 per car.
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Corporate executives are not being secretive about what they intend to do with the corporate tax breaks.
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He talked about attracting multinationals with tax breaks, about privatizing state companies and business-friendly land reforms.
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Currently, the 421-a tax breaks cost the city about $1.4 billion a year in forgiven taxes.
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Child tax breaks and subsidies for large families were weakened under Greece's austerity-linked international financial bailouts.
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Tim Scott of South Carolina, the policy provides developers tax breaks as motivation for building them up.
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"They had a major budget crisis to deal with after their temporary tax breaks expired," Smith said.
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Apart from offering big tax breaks to participating developers, few details of the Trump plan have emerged.
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Then the 2017 Republican tax plan gifted GM another $157 million in tax breaks in 2018 alone.
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Significantly, the statistics used by the CBO include transfer programs (SNAP and others) and beneficial tax breaks.
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They have also put a spotlight on tax breaks benefiting the middle class that would be eliminated.
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Trump would do away with most corporate tax breaks other than the research and development tax credit.
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The solution is to only allow these tax breaks for insurance plans that are open to everyone.
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The billions of dollars in tax breaks the company will receive has caused enormous outrage among liberals.
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When organizations meet LEED certification, they are awarded state and local tax breaks, grants, and expedited permitting.
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"While you pay more, the wealthiest 0.1% receive nearly $200,000 in tax breaks annually," the website says.
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In most instances, filing jointly as married can help couples take advantage of tax breaks before separation.
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If a city or state won't pony up cash or tax breaks, companies threaten to go elsewhere.
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New Jersey's former governor Chris Christie dressed up Newark's bid with $7 billion in potential tax breaks.
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Critics complain that these tax breaks favor billionaire developers, corporations and luxury buyers, not everyday New Yorkers.
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But the company would get tax breaks if it selected less-established sites in Brooklyn or Queens.
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Most of the rest are in private hands, and owners get substantial tax breaks for restoration work.
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They took the same savings in the [Paul] Ryan budget and gave tax breaks to the wealthy.
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Mike Lee (R-UT), whose economic agenda focuses on giving bigger tax breaks to families with children.
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When we make polluters pay, should that money go to tax breaks or to the impacted communities?
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The Senate's proposal came as a revenue-generating measure to help offset tax breaks in the bill.
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The bill would make permanent a tax credit related to railroad track maintenance, phase out tax breaks for biodiesel and renewable diesel and extend a number of other expired tax provisions through the end of 85033 — including tax breaks that benefit the renewable energy, horse racing and motorsports industries.
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Kevin BradyKevin Patrick BradyGrassley: Trump tax law 'hasn't been any help' to Republicans It's time to hit the off switch for solar, wind power tax breaks Spending bill would extend expired tax breaks MORE (R-Texas), said that the tax deal should have been even narrower than it was.
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The benefits that the Chinese government give to Foxconn (and in turn, Apple), go way beyond tax breaks.
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The decision will likely hinge heavily on government incentives like tax breaks, which have mostly been kept secret.
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Conservative Republicans could roll back the proposed cuts, although the business tax breaks are a more likely target.
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The government could also eliminate a series of payroll tax breaks and hike the IOF financial transactions tax.
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A lot will depend on the details of the type of projects that qualify for these tax breaks.
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The auto tax breaks target those who buy cars after the sales tax hike kicks in October 2019.
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To encourage the industry, Ethiopian-assembled cars receive tax breaks when local input exceeds 2000 percent, executives said.
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Ambitious programmes to better insulate homes have stalled as consumers did not take advantage of complex tax breaks.
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It's aggressive about dodging taxes, and about getting everyone else to subsidize its inevitable growth through tax breaks.
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The causes are many: investor speculation, oversupply, shrinking tax breaks, rising transfer taxes, economic uncertainty and downright hubris.
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But if you want to boost overall spending, you don't have to give huge tax breaks to corporations.
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For Greece, the cost of the tax breaks granted to shipowners runs into hundreds of millions of euros.
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Government officials eventually approved a package worth $15 million in tax breaks and job-creation incentives in 2013.
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In return, Amazon expects cities to offer tax breaks, fee reductions, relocations grants, and more in their pitches.
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Pinault's family holding company said on Wednesday it did not intend to seek tax breaks on its donation.
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At her closing rally, in a downtown Lima plaza, Mendoza vowed to slash tax breaks for big business.
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Donald Trump, the Republican candidate, has also proposed tax breaks for families, but in the form of deductions.
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Customers frequently cite tax breaks from being able to expense the cost more quickly as reasons for investment.
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Meirelles said he expected the tax breaks to be eliminated early in the second half of the year.
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Albert Rivera of the centre-right Ciudadanos (Cs) proposes income-tax breaks; he was seen mounting a tractor.
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The ruling is a result of a three-year investigation into the tax breaks that Ireland offered Apple.
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The government had earlier this month given tax breaks in the federal budget for consumers buying electric vehicles.
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"It is not the moment to insist on more tax breaks," Barbosa told lawmakers at a congressional hearing.
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He advocates changing state funding formulas so that tax breaks for developers do not cut into school funding.
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Whether or not you think rich people deserve larger retirement tax breaks, the current policy makes no sense.
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Xi reportedly met entrepreneurs, telling them they "should feel totally reassured" and offered tax breaks and financing help.
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So rest easy, all of you fund managers who get nonsensical tax breaks on your fees for service.
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Corporations get expansive tax breaks on the stock options of their executives, reducing money to the U.S. Treasury.
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Nearly as many Americans – 290% – support tax breaks for Americans who purchase energy-efficient vehicles or solar panels.
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The company will receive $7 million in state tax breaks over 10 years as part of the deal.
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However, the plan Trump unveiled during his presidential campaign would provide big tax breaks to high-income households.
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It receives federal assistance and gets tax breaks because it is supposed to be educating men and women.
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They also can't simply move from one state to another, based on promised tax breaks or favorable treatments.
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"You may qualify for fewer tax breaks, such as mortgage and college savings deductions, in retirement," Coleman said.
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Roberts cited the example of a businessman seeking state tax breaks in return for opening a new plant.
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Others options include bigger tax breaks for first-time buyers and more space to borrow from retirement savings.
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Here are a few tax breaks that may be out of reach for the "married filing separately" crowd.
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Conversely, people with such high income that they previously didn't qualify for tax breaks would now get them.
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There is just one problem — all of the biggest tax breaks are very popular and have powerful constituencies.
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The company routinely gets knocked for things like warehouse conditions, tax breaks and impact on smaller retail outlets.
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But since Trump already got his PR stunt, it seemed not to matter: Carrier kept its tax breaks.
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New York had already been publishing some information about its tax breaks, but other states are less forthcoming.
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Trump proposed sweeping tax breaks, cuts to federal regulations and a revival of the stalled Keystone XL project.
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President Donald Trump called for an end to "massive tax breaks" for the NFL over Twitter on Tuesday.
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One key issue was corporate tax breaks, which Senator Bernie Sanders publicly urged President Obama to nullify unilaterally.
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Last May, a Texas town approved more than $10 million in tax breaks for a Google data center.
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In both cases, tax breaks go with protectionism; a minimum of parts and accessories must be made domestically.
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It made use of tax breaks to promote film productions, but it was challenged by the tax authorities.
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In addition, it will not be possible to use tax breaks on private wealth, such as art collections.
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That means big tax breaks for heads of hedge funds and private-equity managers will stay in place.
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The rich can buy their politicians, their tax breaks, their ability to endow their privilege to their children.
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Tax breaks for retirement income in 28503(k) plans, which was among the items lawmakers mulled trimming, remain.
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And some of the measures that create and support ESOPs, both existing and proposed, do involve tax breaks.
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Lawmakers in states like California, New York and New Jersey have pushed back against limiting those tax breaks.
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In an interview with the Times, the agency refused to identify the exact value of Epstein's tax breaks.
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In the bill, many of the individual tax breaks that help the middle-class would expire in 2025.
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Industrials and other companies that pay high taxes outperformed others, like tech, on the promise of tax breaks.
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Kaiser, whose interests include drilling, banking and philanthropy, urged lawmakers to let the tax breaks expire as planned.
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The result in New York was nearly $3 billion in tax breaks and a suite of other goodies.
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As Gardner noted, the tax breaks it's taken advantage of were approved by numerous presidents and the Congress.
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Those consumers will miss these five tax breaks once it's time to file for the 22025 tax year.
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Frederic, Washington Why aren't billionaires throwing money at a man who promises to give them huge tax breaks?
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The AMT makes corporations or individuals pay a minimum tax if tax breaks make their burden too low.
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Even with added child-care tax breaks, some middle-class taxpayers could pay more under Trump's tax proposals.
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Last May, a Texas town approved more than $6900 million in tax breaks for a Google data center.
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One of the tax breaks in the administration's crosshairs would also target Democrats, according to a CNBC analysis.
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In December, the European Commission opened an investigation into whether Luxembourg had offered McDonald's overly generous tax breaks.
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When it comes to investing your money, health savings accounts offer some of the best tax breaks around.
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Trump's big economic plans: Give trillions in tax breaks to millionaires, refuse to raise the federal minimum wage.
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Last May, a Texas town approved more than $85033 million in tax breaks for a Google data center.
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It aims to eliminate some tax breaks for companies and raise levies on alcohol, tobacco and sugared drinks.
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Steve Daines (R-MT) during the Senate tax debate to win bigger tax breaks for pass-through businesses.
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Economists have estimated the tax breaks will inject about A$7.5 billion into the economy over 2019/20.
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To soften the blow to consumer spending, the government plans to extend tax breaks and subsidies to households.
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And we won't spend trillions of dollars giving huge new tax breaks to the wealthy and big corporations.
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The changes bring fresh questions about how Senate Republicans will pay for tax breaks included in the bill.
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To curb inflation, she froze fuel prices and gave electricity companies tax breaks to keep power rates low.
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Liberals have latched onto the tax breaks and incentives offered to Carrier's parent company, United Technologies, by Gov.
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Under the program, the city grants landlords property tax breaks for new boilers, elevators and other building improvements.
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" Unfortunately, he says "the empowerment zone program eventually got whittled down until it was just some tax breaks.
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Many of its tenants were lured by lucrative tax breaks provided by New York politicians to the developers.
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Parker McCay has worked for several clients that received large tax breaks, including Holtec and Subaru of America.
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Now, Republicans are arguing that those tax breaks won't actually be temporary, that future Congresses will extend them.
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They will protest evictions, fight developers, organize against tax breaks and unfurl banners in front of tech buses.
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Indonesia has already launched two stimulus package that include tax breaks to certain industries and easing import rules.
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"We're also going to eliminate tax breaks and complex loopholes taken advantage by the wealthy," Mr. Trump said.
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In its day the Bush administration also gave Americans money to spend in the form of tax breaks.
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Hong Kong unveiled a record budget deficit on Wednesday, pledging cash handouts to residents and business tax breaks.
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Hong Kong unveiled a record budget deficit on Wednesday, pledging cash handouts to residents and business tax breaks.
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Amazon's potential goal: to generate enough buzz to attract more offers with better benefits, including steep tax breaks.
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Their proposals range from a sweeping pledge of universal healthcare to comparatively modest tax breaks for the poor.
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President Obama, for example, has proposed scaling back the tax breaks, only to be blocked by congressional Republicans.
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As Governor Inslee learned, generous tax breaks provide no guarantee that a corporation will be a good neighbor.
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One-third of owners said offering a 401(k) has afforded them both personal and professional tax breaks.
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In addition to calling for comprehensive immigration reform, he is also calling for regulatory reforms and tax breaks.
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This year, Congress chose not to renew a basket of tax breaks that expired in 2017 and 2018.
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Large companies were able to pay lower rates through a combination of deductions, tax breaks and other loopholes.
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House Ways and Means Chairman Kevin Brady is proposing tax breaks for Hurricane Harvey and Irma victims. -U.
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In any case, Mr. Litwin's corporation benefited from special state financing, tax breaks, construction subsidies and other largess.
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Certainly mortgage tax breaks and college savings accounts contribute to the inequality of wealth, deserving to be reformed.
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Effectively, we'd borrow from China or other countries to finance huge tax breaks for Trump and his minions.
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If you're choosing your college savings plan based solely on state tax breaks, then you're doing it wrong.
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Bernie Sanders, have criticized Amazon for taking advantage of various tax breaks to lower the company's tax obligations.
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That trade, popular right after the election, boosted stocks that would benefit from tax breaks and fiscal stimulus.
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They've relaxed regulations, unveiled tax breaks for startups and offered cheaper home and car loans, among other measures.
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Firms that already have temporary tax breaks, such as IT consultancies, will eventually benefit when their perks expire.
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The proposal also does away with or limits many tax breaks, including the state and local tax deduction.
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The deal also included the Democratic goal of extending tax breaks to boost renewable energy for five years.
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I have not mentioned the tax advantages for the wealthiest Americans — those who need tax breaks the least.
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Further, Congress recently extended for 2017 a package of tax breaks that would have otherwise expired in 2000.
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Americans would be receptive to eliminating tax breaks for big corporations and lowering taxes for the middle class.
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That one change could make moot most of the supposed "tax breaks" for the oil and gas industry.
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Earlier, Rubio had threatened to vote against the bill without more generous tax breaks for families with children.
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Companies could receive tax breaks for investing in American drug manufacturing and novel manufacturing approaches like 3D printing.
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Now that the corporate rate is 21 percent, those deferred tax breaks are worth almost $20 billion less.
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Far from lamenting the influence of tech companies, San Francisco extended tax breaks to get them to stay.
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Vestager has also focused on tax breaks that European Union countries have handed out to large, multinational corporations.
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Some said this month they could offer Amazon billions of dollars in tax breaks if they were chosen.
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Economists have estimated the tax breaks would inject about A$7.5 billion into the economy over 2019/20.
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Instead, retirement saving is just getting kicked around as a way to pay for tax breaks for the rich.
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Initially, the tax breaks would be offered to companies that provide speeds of at least one gigabit per second.
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Their largesse raised questions among some French people over whether they had hidden motives such as seeking tax breaks.
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We're gonna incent people to build this stuff with tax breaks or however else we're gonna do it. Right.
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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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Investors expect the specifics of the bill to change as corporations lobby to keep or insert favorable tax breaks.
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The government has already planned for tax breaks and stimulus spending to offset any negative impact on consumer spending.
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To soften the blow to consumer spending, the government already plans to extend tax breaks and subsidies to households.
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Taxes According to the CBO, tax breaks cost the U.S. at least $1.5 trillion in potential revenue in 2016.
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But many favored tax breaks — for mortgage interest, for medical expenses, for student loans — will remain in some form.
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Unlike many countries including Britain and Thailand, Lebanon offers no tax breaks or other incentives to help the sector.
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The New York City charter, for instance, requires detailed reporting on tax breaks from its main economic development agency.
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The tax breaks not only help make clean electricity cheaper; they also chip away at huge corporate tax bills.
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Some local authorities have extended maternity leaves or considered tax breaks to encourage women to have a second child.
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Shipowners have resisted any effort to ditch the tax breaks they enjoy, and no government has dared touch them.
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Nearly a third of the companies listed on the benchmark S&P/BMV IPC received tax breaks, she said.
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Toward the end of 2019, Congress dusted off a package of expired tax breaks, bringing them back into play.
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In these, local officials were given extraordinary leeway to approve foreign investments, grant tax breaks and waive price controls.
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And he also wants to see carbon revenues go to public transportation and other projects instead of tax breaks.
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Additional benefits include receiving significant tax breaks associated with home ownership and investment guidance throughout the entire holding period.
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In 2005, the EU filed a competing claim, saying the US government provided subsidies and tax breaks to Boeing.
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AICEP provides incentives, including tax breaks and loans from EU cohesion funds to investors only in export-oriented businesses.
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" Drawing a contrast with the Republicans, Sanders said Trump believed in "starvation wages" and "yuuuuuuuge tax breaks for billionaires.
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Hauser this week also recommended the government offer tax breaks to stock exchange investors to boost sluggish trading volumes.
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America's large museum boards reflect that country's tax breaks for charity and its tradition of giving to local institutions.
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Yet most countries try to support some industries, usually through a mixture of infrastructure, tax breaks and research funding.
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"We are not going to give any tax breaks to encourage them to produce more," Temer told Radio Gaucho.
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To spend more on poor people, the Senate could scrap one of the tax breaks in the House bill.
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Trump's tax policies would greatly increase taxpayer abilities to use other people's money to generate tax breaks for themselves.
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The paper contains dozens of recommendations for European leaders, from tax breaks for research to investment in digital infrastructure.
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And then he would allow the companies to "invest" in infrastructure projects in exchange for even more tax breaks.
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Rick Scott, a Republican, signed a bill last week that provides tax breaks for residential and commercial solar installations.
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DECADES OF FRICTION Subsidies and tax breaks have been a source of friction between the two countries for years.
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Why is the NFL getting massive tax breaks while at the same time disrespecting our Anthem, Flag and Country?
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Temer will issue a decree to end the tax breaks, but the measure needs congressional approval to become effective.
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He also proposed a plan to give tax breaks to those firms that improve their provisions for mental health.
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Firms win tax breaks and other enticements; employees' use of infrastructure puts a further burden on the whole conglomeration.
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And in 2016, the European Union ordered Apple to repay €13 billion ($14.6 billion) in tax breaks to Ireland.
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Second, the current U.S. tax code is littered with tax breaks and loopholes for particular industries or special interests.
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From tax breaks to no-bid contracts, crony deals wreak havoc on markets and capitalism both ethically and economically.
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That will surely include boasting about their communities' amenities, school systems, employee talent and, of course, lavish tax breaks.
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Also, some laws had been changed by Congress, erasing tax breaks and business incentives Puerto Rico was counting on.
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Federal investment and tax breaks helped Puerto Rico develop from a sugar-based economy to a pharmaceutical-manufacturing hub.
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"HSAs offer tax breaks no other retirement vehicle can match," said Begonya Klumb, CEO of UMB Bank Healthcare Services.
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SEATTLE (Reuters) - A dispute over $8.7 billion in Washington state tax breaks is heating up after Boeing Co (BA.
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Nigeria has introduced tax breaks for miners to encourage investment in its bid diversify the economy away from oil.
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Wright is clad in a waistcoat and tie, fielding questions about his complex businesses and claims for tax breaks.
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Taxpayers enjoyed $1.6 trillion in tax breaks in 2016 - more than the federal government collected in individual income taxes.
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Matteo Salvini, the country's deputy prime minister, says Italians who purchase government bonds should be rewarded with tax breaks.
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One of those European Union inquiries, begun in December, is examining whether Luxembourg granted McDonald's overly generous tax breaks.
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Trump has proposed increasing the limits on healthcare spending accounts and give Americans more tax breaks for their healthcare.
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He promised to crack down on "special tax breaks" as a way to reduce the cost of higher education.
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Taylor told the outlet that he expects local leaders will be open to the tax breaks proposal from Google.
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At the end of last year, GM still had $8.6 billion in future domestic tax breaks on the books.
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It called on the government to overhaul tax breaks for the schemes and review penalties for poor financial advisers.
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Close tax loopholes that enrich the wealthy, and give tax breaks to families to help pay for child care.
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Incentives and tax breaks are still important, but the cost of doing business is not the biggest battleground anymore.
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Rand Paul and Marco Rubio have also called for expanding tax breaks to help with the price parents pay.
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Foreign status means that Mr. Berggruen forfeits United States tax breaks but can give away money as he chooses.
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But if people want government to do something, I think tax breaks on storage safes and locks would help.
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The state tax breaks given by then-Indiana Governor Mike Pence could have been handed out earlier, Jones said.
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Tesla benefits from federal tax breaks for electric vehicles and selling credits generated under a California electric vehicle policy.
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So before 27.5 is over, make sure you're taking advantage of all of the tax breaks you can get.
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The good news is that you also get some tax breaks to reduce the amount you pay taxes on.
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It would also reduce most individual tax rates, double the standard deduction and eliminate a number of tax breaks.
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The proposal calls for all women to receive six weeks of paidmaternity leave and tax breaks for child care.
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Some cities have also significant tax breaks in exchange for the jobs Amazon would bring to the successful bidder.
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For consumers considering a second-home purchase, those tax breaks can help make a family vacation spot more affordable.
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A spokeswoman for the House Ways and Means Committee said another round of tax breaks is a top priority.
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It also roughly doubles the standard deduction, increases the child tax credit and curbs a number of tax breaks.
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The government finances companies in many ways, including state-directed lending, direct investments, tax breaks and local government incentives.
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But this list of misguided and risky proposals would reduce economic growth while showering the rich with tax breaks.
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By claiming credit for public labor, Big Pharma has insisted upon special treatment (like tax breaks and minimal oversight).
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Amazon has already shown itself to be adept at wringing incentives and tax breaks from state and local governments.
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Since then Widodo's administration has rolled out nine stimulus packages cutting red tape, offering tax breaks and loosening regulations.
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From 2011 to 2015, Facebook received $5.7 billion in excess stock option tax breaks and Apple received $4.7 billion.
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The government has already planned for tax breaks and stimulus spending to offset any negative impact on consumer spending.
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Taylor told the outlet that he expects local leaders will be open to the tax breaks proposal from Google.
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In Japan, Mitsubishi may have to reimburse customers for fuel costs and the government for "eco car" tax breaks.
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However, progressive lawmakers have questioned the extent to which the company will benefit the community given the tax breaks.
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Tax reform must therefore focus on working families, rather than shower the very wealthy with even more tax breaks.
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Congress typically renews the tax breaks retroactively in year-end legislation, but they did not do so last year.
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As a tradeoff, Democratic leaders in Congress and the White House secured an extension of renewable energy tax breaks.
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But manufacturers said the tax breaks likely would not be sufficient to spur expansion of local renewable energy industries.
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Pay for some of it with caps on tax breaks, let paying for the rest wait for another day.
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The Republican response is to claim that these tax breaks wouldn't really expire, that Congress would eventually renew them.
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A math problem lies at the heart of the effort: Sharp cuts would mean limiting popular individual tax breaks.
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"They're talking about doubling already generous corporate tax breaks," said Jon Whiten, vice president of New Jersey Policy Perspective.
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The current Senate version has some similar strands, though it goes much further in giving tax breaks to businesses.
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In 2015 that situation flattened out a bit as smaller tax breaks were in place for all income groups.
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Companies didn't use their tax breaks to invest more; mainly they used them to buy back their own stock.
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Many attempted to lure the company by offering hundreds of millions of dollars in tax breaks and other subsidies.
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If you can find the money for tax breaks and incentives, why can't we find it for the kids?
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Between now and then, an army of lobbyists will be pressuring lawmakers to protect favored special-interest tax breaks.
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"He would be giving tax breaks to private owners who would be investing in that infrastructure anyway," O'Toole notes.
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The 50,000 tech jobs promised by Amazon are well worth a city's spending millions in tax breaks and infrastructure.
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Gakharia said all enterprises linked to the tourism sector would be granted income and property tax breaks until Nov.
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It does have some good ideas lurking in it, like reduced tax breaks for second homes and sports stadiums.
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While legal, blocker corporations are part of a system of endowment tax breaks fueling an undercurrent of populist anger.
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Tax breaks and other relief measures designed to keep companies alive could be critical to ensuring a swift rebound.
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Reforming the tax code requires hard choices like eliminating tax breaks and the courage to face down special interests.
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That might include more mandated purchase orders from state-controlled companies, and lobbying for tax breaks and other assistance.
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The rise was largely attributed to business owners' optimism surrounding Trump's promises of deregulation, tax breaks and infrastructure spending.
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One analysis by The New York Times estimates Trump received $885 million in tax breaks from New York alone.
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Replacing the income tax, simplifying the code and lowering rates in exchange for getting rid of most tax breaks.
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Government-funding legislation that the House passed on Tuesday would extend a host of expired and expiring tax breaks.
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The presentation also refers to a proposal to "eliminate tax breaks for special interests" but does not include specifics.
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The Liberal leader, turning to face Scheer, accused him of trying to give tax breaks to Canada's richest people.
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In South Korea, the government has lavished subsidies and tax breaks on its largest exporters, like Hyundai and Samsung.
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In places like China, Mr. Gou has used the lure of a huge factory to extract major tax breaks.
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This atrocious misdeed led me to introduce the Ending Tax Breaks for Private Prisons Act, in coordination with Sen.
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In recent years, various lawmakers have proposed cutting tax breaks to universities unless they spend more of their endowments.
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Tax breaks also provide shoppers the opportunity to purchase products that may not usually come with a promotional deal.
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The Chinese government has encouraged carmakers to develop and sell electric cars by offering generous subsidies and tax breaks.
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But they will encounter fierce resistance from homeowners, businesses and other interest groups that benefit from current tax breaks.
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The only plan that President Trump has put forward so far relies on tax breaks to spur private building.
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Under pressure from traditional manufacturers, those tax breaks were originally set to be phased out from 2016 to 2020.
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The tax breaks it receives from the federal government are more valuable, but have gotten a lot less attention.
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The bill's opponents said that relying on tax breaks to alleviate urban poverty and blight was an inadequate approach.
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In stark contrast, the current tax bill eliminates few tax breaks while opening up a new world of shelters.
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The plan would also do away with some valuable tax breaks, such as the state and local tax deduction.
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Some of those loans may be made through the federal programs that provide tax breaks for low-income housing.
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Republicans propose to pay for their plan by limiting tax breaks on the most expensive employer-sponsored health plans.
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Economists have long criticized tax breaks to corporations; politicians and the public may be starting to share their skepticism.
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Companies would no longer be able to take advantage of tax breaks for research and development and the like.
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But handing out tax breaks might be far easier than revamping welfare assistance that benefits millions of American families.
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The drive to boost the rural economy includes tax breaks, easier financing, and other support measures for rural entrepreneurs.
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It's a joint venture with Panasonic and supported by generous tax breaks from Nevada, where the factory is located.
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The alternative minimum tax for individuals, which limits tax breaks for wealthy taxpayers, is retained in more limited form.
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If you hoard receipts, you're probably familiar with the grab bag of tax breaks, known as the miscellaneous itemized deductions.
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But those opposed to Amazon's plans did not only find fault with the tax breaks Amazon was due to receive.
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And as lobbying money goes in, tax breaks come out -- and ordinary workers are left paying for just about everything.
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Tax breaks have been proposed for foreigners dealing with financial derivatives to encourage them to use the exchange, he said.
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Oktyabrsky Island is one of two new regions set up this year by the Russian government that offer tax breaks.
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Nearly every year, a bundle of tax breaks heads to Congress, which must decide whether to renew them or not.
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Solar boomed during the Obama years, propped up by generous federal subsidies, tax breaks for installations, and stringent environmental regulations.
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The Tax Policy Center projected the total cost of the tax breaks would be $116 billion over the next decade.
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An accounting rule means that its balance-sheet appears bloated by tax breaks relating to its losses during the crisis.
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Critics argue that the tax breaks mainly benefit the rich, and that DAFs′ opaque nature leaves them open to abuse.
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Kong asked the government to give gas producers subsidies as well tax breaks to build and operate gas storage facilities.
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"Prices for residential land stayed solid helped by low interest rates and tax breaks for housing loans," the ministry said.
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This is primarily due to an unfair tax code that gives employers but not individuals tax breaks for buying insurance.
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Trimming corporate tax rates may be politically easier than reforming taxation on individuals, including popular tax breaks on mortgage interest.
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When she came to office in 2011 and lavished cheap credit and tax breaks on firms, bosses did not complain.
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Tax breaks have drawn a splurge of foreign investors, including 110 aerospace firms and 150 automotive companies, to the north.
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All of this while local governments are giving these corporations tax breaks to try and attract them to their cities.
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They, in turn, competed with each other to woo firms, offering them cheap land, tax breaks and low-cost labour.
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Technology-intensive firms are up in arms about a proposed reduction in tax breaks for investing in research and development.
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Restraint in lobbying for tax breaks and regulatory relief would change my view but I have seen little of that.
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At the time both countries provided generous mortgage-related tax breaks, making it easier to flog homes to the masses.
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In a campaign video, Gideon went after Collins for supporting tax breaks for the wealthy and Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination.
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Reports that the company received more than $2 billion in tax breaks have generated concern from local communities and lawmakers.
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And all businesses and interest groups that enjoy juicy tax breaks have a strong incentive to lobby for their preservation.
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Trump's proposed tax breaks are based on the fact of having a young child, not working for pay or not.
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Meanwhile, capital gains and income tax breaks provide additional benefits of $839 and $442 per child, respectively, according to Morningstar.
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Pakistani officials are drafting plans for special economic zones which would offer tax breaks and other benefits to Chinese businesses.
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They must pay back all of the tax breaks and other corporate welfare they have received from the federal government.
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He wants to give hundreds of billions of dollars in tax breaks to the top two-tenths of one percent.
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The initiative encourages and incentivizes companies to assemble products in India by giving tax breaks and other benefits to companies.
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He promised about A$1 billion ($720m) in incentives, including tax breaks for investors in startups and venture-capital partnerships.
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Land should be given, along with tax breaks, to those who promise to develop the lands for a needed purpose.
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US carriers have historically received untold billions in tax breaks and subsidies for network upgrades that often fail to materialize.
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Basically, if you're doing OK, income-wise, then the rules limit how many retirement-savings tax breaks you can claim.
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The plan would lower tax rates for individuals and businesses and do away with a number of existing tax breaks.
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We must reverse the systemic plunder of middle and working class families to provide massive tax breaks for the rich.
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Governments, both at central and state level, offer tax breaks and other incentives to companies that set up their manufacturing.
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For cities, it's difficult not to throw in perks like tax breaks and subsidies if competing regions are offering them.
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The biggest fight over tax reform may be over individual tax breaks that could be scaled back or eliminated entirely.
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Major tax breaks Taxpayer-funded corporate subsidies in exchange for big numbers of jobs are great for politicians seeking headlines.
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They work the political process to get subsidies and tax breaks that benefit themselves but impose costs on everyone else.
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Businesses wanted a free lunch too, he adds: demanding tax breaks and subsidies, while still expecting a well-trained workforce.
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Years ago, Verizon promised that they would build out a fiber optic network if they got tax breaks they requested.
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By one account, President Donald Trump has received $885 million in tax breaks from the government of New York alone.
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The corporate AMT aims to make corporations pay a minimum tax if the tax breaks make their burden too low.
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For example: Left-leaning candidates are rightly cautious about anything that smacks of government subsidies or tax breaks for businesses.
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"They give them these tax breaks," Mr. Horn said, referring to companies that are being drawn to places like Portland.
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The most specific domestic policy he has put forward, on tax breaks for child care, would tilt toward the wealthy.
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But the crisis in Oklahoma is especially dire, exacerbated by a legacy of large tax breaks bestowed upon oil companies.
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Analysts say low unemployment and tax breaks could be pushing up demand as more people drive to jobs and vacations.
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CRS refers to these tax breaks as lost revenue, an important point that may have been lost on some Democrats.
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When that is not enough, they send lobbyists to Washington to create even more exemptions and special interest tax breaks.
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It's not enough that the public is strongly opposed to more tax breaks for the super-rich and wealthy corporations.
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Experts say Amazon's plans for New York were disrupted by the public backlash against large tax breaks for corporate America.
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But at a time of growing inequality, it's not the government's job to give tax breaks for executive pay, either.
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Siluanov said tax breaks on most depleted fields may deprive the budget of 130 billion rubles ($2.17 billion) a year.
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" Durbin said that while tax breaks for the middle class will sunset, "the tax cuts for wealthiest people are permanent.
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The last thing the country needs is a sham tax reform designed to reward Republican donors with more tax breaks.
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The ad also slams Spectrum—Charter's branding for consumer TV—for raising customer rates while benefiting from federal tax breaks.
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It's not so cable companies can silence political messaging from candidates that haven't promised to give them tax breaks recently.
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Experts say Amazon's plans for New York were disrupted by the public backlash against large tax breaks for corporate America.
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Dana Rohrabacher (R-Calif.) suggested using tax breaks rather than direct subsidies to "unleash our entrepreneurs" and encourage space commerce.
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Indiana politicians, who granted Carrier tax breaks and other incentives, are furious at the company and want their money back.
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In 2015, the legislature passed more tax breaks to attract the electric car manufacturer Faraday Future to North Las Vegas.
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Incentives: Encourage private investment in 3-D printing through tax breaks and grants tied specifically to reshoring offshored manufacturing jobs.
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Also unclear is which tax breaks, from the deductions for mortgage interest to charitable donations, might be curbed or eliminated.
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Google is seeking up to $2628 million in tax breaks to build a $28503 million data center in Becker, Minn.
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The company will receive significant incentives to stay in Indiana, likely in the form of corporate tax breaks, reported CNBC.
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In 2005, the EU filed a competing claim, saying that the US government provided subsidies and tax breaks to Boeing.
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Key tax breaks would also be curbed or eliminated, making the bill a mixed bag for some middle-class families.
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Local tax breaks will no doubt be a deciding factor in where the company ultimately decides to set up shop.
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Instead, Trump's proposal provides tax breaks to private-sector investors and contractors who back and work on profitable construction projects.
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So for all the various subsidies and tax breaks for wind and solar, we're getting roughly what we paid for.
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"A good first step would be to not bring back those few tax breaks which are already expired," they wrote.
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Owners who once claimed poverty are turning small profits, even before payroll depreciation, tax breaks and resale value are considered.
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New York is also a leader in incentives and tax breaks for businesses, to the consternation of some watchdog groups.
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In New Jersey, Mr. Christie and legislative leaders are offering up to $264 billion in state tax breaks for Amazon.
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Almost all those conversations, he said, focused on the tax breaks and not on the projects they'd like to pursue.
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True, the plan contains a few initial tax breaks for middle-income families, but these erode or disappear over time.
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But they also need to assume that those tax breaks really will expire in order to meet their budget numbers.
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The legislation reduces tax rates on individuals and businesses, while eliminating some tax breaks to make up for lost revenues.
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Those changes also include limits on, or the elimination of, what might be called tax breaks for middle-class aspirers.
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An exemption in the United States tax code had given mainland companies tax breaks on income earned in Puerto Rico.
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New York City is not offering special subsidies or tax breaks for Amazon beyond the incentives available to any company.
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Short-term benefits may look desirable, but here are three tax breaks that may be better in the long run.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the history of about $200 million in tax breaks offered by Anaheim, Calif.
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The auto industry has not gone out of its way to use its recent corporate tax breaks to benefit workers.
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"Toilet," for one, received tax breaks that have helped it earn around $20 million, a nice haul by Bollywood standards.
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Only 9% of American firms complain that local private firms get unfair advantages like tax breaks, licensing approvals and subsidies.
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When Donald Trump gets $800 million in tax breaks and subsidies to build luxury condominiums, that's socialism for the rich.
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The bill also contains tax breaks to help the island that is struggling with more than $2850 billion in debt.
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But there are supporters of those tax breaks and they are gearing up to fight back if those are threatened.
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She opposed the tax breaks — a substantial one in her case — that Mr. Bush had given rich people like her.
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In a statement on Thursday, Mr. Sanders tersely reminded the league of the "gigantic tax breaks" that teams have received.
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In some countries, like Norway, big tax breaks have caused sales to take off, while acceptance has been slower elsewhere.
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"And doing it in a way that doesn't privatize our infrastructure or give tax breaks to the billionaires," Sanders said.
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The result, in many states, is that politicians chose to focus the tax breaks on areas already experiencing significant development.
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Other changing tax breaks include the deduction for mortgage interest, which is now limited to loans of up to $750,000.
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And he was able to declare victory when the plant was kept open after being promised millions in tax breaks.
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Earlier this year Italy's Environment Ministry estimated tax breaks for environmentally unfriendly activities were worth 19.3 billion euros in 2017.
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Sanders targets Trump tax breaks: Democrats are keeping the controversy over Trump's leaked 1995 tax returns in the spotlight. Sen.
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The leaders say they will close unspecified tax breaks, leaving Congress to fill in the blanks in the coming months.
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Diesels account for more than half of passenger cars in Germany, in part because of tax breaks on diesel fuel.
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The tax breaks would require an ordinance passed by the City Council, which has not yet taken up the matter.
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Wall Street has feared Democratic policies that could roll back some of the Republican tax breaks to companies and individuals.
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That's the deadline to qualify for many of the state tax breaks offered by more than 30 of these plans.
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Businesspeople know the loopholes and the kind of incentives and tax breaks that might be attractive for their own operations.
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Government has actively shaped suburbia, too, for example engineering the mortgage tax breaks that make owning large homes more affordable.
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Around 650 local and international companies in Colombia offer jobs and training to former combatants in exchange for tax breaks.
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Pfizer stands to reap more than $24 billion in tax breaks on profits the corporation hoards in offshore tax havens.
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"If he's only for tax breaks, it will just be a repeat of the health care debate," Mr. Schumer said.
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In March, the WTO says the U.S. has again failed to halt subsidized tax breaks to Boeing in Washington state.
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Benioff said hundreds of CEOs have told him they are investing more because of confidence stemming from the tax breaks.
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Lawmakers are about to resurrect a package of tax breaks, bringing back a number of valuable expired deductions and credits.
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Past plans have called for eliminating tax breaks for special interests but don't specify the provisions that would be repealed.
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"We do not support crony capitalism and giving public corporations tax breaks," Williams told CNBC on "Closing Bell " on Tuesday.
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They just need to revoke their religiously based tax-exempt status so society doesn't subsidize this advocacy through tax breaks.
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It's just one of several tax breaks Republicans would end as a way to help pay for their massive bill.
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It would reduce the number of individual tax brackets, slash rates for businesses and eliminate a number of tax breaks.
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Not only are these tax breaks real, but recent research indicates that they are essential to Big Oil's future profits.
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Salvini said that a scheme offering tax breaks to citizens who buy government debt "is in the ruling coalition contract".
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Both Obama and Trump have called for simplifying and streamlining the tax code by reducing the number of tax breaks.
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The ministry statement said domestic consumption was adjusting to the expiry of some favorable government measures such as tax breaks.
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But a slowing economy and an end to tax breaks for car buyers have brought the industry back to earth.
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The Republican Senate plan sneaked in tax breaks for oil and gas partnerships, real estate investment trusts and other sectors.
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The next two most popular choices were investment tax breaks, picked by 22%, and more fiscal spending, picked by 20%.
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Peter HognessBrooklyn To the Editor: It was sensible to give Amazon large tax breaks in exchange for its huge investment.
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Meanwhile corporate executives will feast this holiday season on the big tax breaks they took last year from Republicans. Rep.
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Now, many of the biggest start-ups are based in San Francisco, in part thanks to the city's tax breaks.
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Politicians and activists had good reason to criticize the size of the tax breaks and the secrecy of the negotiations.
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Google says that unlike Amazon, it didn't ask for tax breaks from the city for its recent expansion in NYC.
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Beijing grants subsidies and tax breaks to state-owned firms and to sectors seen as strategic for long-term development.
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We run our health insurance program for many workers though employers (who get tax breaks from the government for their efforts).
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Still, developers often seek tax breaks, zoning changes and grants for projects where all of the apartments have below-market rents.
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Those deductions were restored as Republicans decreased some tax breaks for businesses like deducting net operating losses and research and development.
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Regardless of the exact details of Trump's tax shenanigans, Congress should put a stop to tax breaks for real estate magnates.
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"We never wanted to do it, we've been looking into it really for tax breaks and for financial things," he said.
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Stephen predicts Alec will switch sides in the 2020 election when he makes money off of Trump&aposs new tax breaks.
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But each of its many tax breaks is zealously defended by lobbyists and lawmakers representing special interests, making comprehensive reform difficult.
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They love the thought there aren't hundreds of special tax breaks for some and headaches for them, only headaches for them.
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Still, Trump's willingness to provide tax breaks and other incentives for employers is an encouraging sign, said one Elkhart business leader.
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One strategy: Sweetening the pot for particular types of projects by pouring additional tax breaks on top of the federal incentive.
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The letter comes after Congress passed "tax extenders" legislation in December that extended some expired and expiring renewable energy tax breaks.
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For instance, since 2012 Barack Obama has proposed cutting the rate to 28%, while doing away with (mostly unspecified) tax breaks.
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It should use tax breaks to encourage its private firms, innovation laggards, to invest more too, including in research and development.
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They also think the rich get richer without helping anyone else and that tech needs more regulations and less tax breaks.
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And, of course, for local investors SEIS and EIS remain the world's most generous tax breaks for early stage investment. 3.
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But it had to reverse its plans abruptly in the Big Apple after a backlash over various issues, including tax breaks.
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Among the policies, commercial property will qualify for rental use and tax breaks will be given to certain businesses, Xinhua said.
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Many states and even local jurisdictions are pushing EV rebates, credits, and tax breaks and subsidizing electric charging networks and infrastructure.
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Italian Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio said on Monday the government's 2019 budget would scrap tax breaks for oil companies.
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But S&P 500 companies typically pay much less than that on average because of various tax breaks and accounting maneuvers.
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To this end it has slapped import taxes on rice and is giving tax breaks for a huge new oil refinery.
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But the boom is also a result of tax breaks, which are even more generous than those lavished on ordinary airlines.
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His family's firm also holds at least 13 properties in these zones, which would make them qualify for the tax breaks.
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The local development agency is offering tax breaks and preferential land leases to investors who are willing to take the plunge.
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But her conservative critics reveal their own economic misunderstanding when they support targeted tax breaks as a means of creating jobs.
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The capital-starved startups lust after tax breaks and incentives, while the cities crave real-time data about resident commuting patterns.
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Some lawmakers from Temer's diverse alliance of more than 12 parties have said eliminating the tax breaks could face same resistance.
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In the past few years, Abe's labor reforms, corporate tax breaks and changes to other regulations have started to bear fruit.
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Lawmakers are taking steps to renew a package of tax breaks, potentially making a slew of expired deductions available once again.
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Unwise tax breaks have encouraged land hoarding, and private developers have little incentive to drive down their margins by increasing supply.
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Also the SEIS and EIS tax breaks have flooded the market with 'money' vs smart money, as have crowd funding platforms.
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Subsidies and tax breaks are being phased out but China's biggest cities are starting to ban older gas and diesel cars.
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Beijing grants subsidies and tax breaks to state-owned firms and to sectors deemed strategic for the country's long-term development.
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He underfunded schools and illegally withheld funds from schools while offering tax breaks to charter schools that poor people can't afford.
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And there's a long way to go: The Senate Finance Committee will want, for political reasons, to preserve many tax breaks.
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" Sanders said the bill "has nothing to do with health care and everything to do with tax breaks for the wealthy.
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They want to lower tax rates for individuals and corporations, and make up the lost revenue by scaling back tax breaks.
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Modi's plan for newly launched companies includes tax breaks on their first three years of profits, as well as their investors.
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Montgomery also assumes most oil and gas tax breaks would also be eliminated, based on additional details from GOP congressional leaders.
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His plan will give tax breaks to the largest corporations and mirrors the agenda that put Kansas in dire fiscal straits.
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Too much outside investment could be risky: For decades, Puerto Rico's economy was based on tax breaks to lure outside firms.
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That huge number could provide plenty of tax breaks that lawmakers can scale back so they can lower tax rates significantly.
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The government has been almost relentless in making it more appealing to returnees, with tax breaks, residency programs and easier bureaucracy.
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I'm talking PILOT exceptions, tax breaks for horse feed, federal security grants, hospitality visas for Ukrainian hot dog venders, the works.
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Last year Maersk Oil decided to go ahead with its Culzean field after the government introduced tax breaks for complicated projects.
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Popular Force opposes many of his economic policies , such as cutting value-added tax and providing tax breaks to big companies.
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The tax breaks for middle-class families are set to expire in five years, while the corporate tax rate is permanent.
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Investors get tax breaks on their capital gains if they leave their money in the community for at least 10 years.
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It did not specific which tax breaks would be eliminated or whether the administration would seek to recoup lost government revenue.
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The government will provide cash handouts of 10 billion baht for 10 million people plus tax breaks on domestic tourism spending.
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In general, though, zones must offer three enticements to would-be investors: alluring tax breaks, good infrastructure and a decent workforce.
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The state compounded its woes by raising salaries and pensions during the oil boom and giving big tax breaks to businesses.
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Despite this, Amazon has spent the past year going to localities around the country and asking for even more tax breaks.
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The measure allows the merged entity to benefit from up to 500 million euros in tax breaks related to those losses.
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Even though she made about $35,000 a year in a blue-collar job, she had an encyclopedic knowledge of tax breaks.
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A plan being considered by the Joint Committee on Taxation, called 245A, would provide tax breaks aimed at drawing multinational firms.
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