"Taxing robotics is as intelligent as taxing software," he said.
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Taxing tax payments is taxing income you ultimately didn't receive.
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Thus, taxing income discourages people from working, taxing savings discourages people from saving, and taxing consumption discourages people from buying things, which other people have made.
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You're taxing their capital gains, inheritance, dividends, you're taxing everything that produces something.
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Debates about taxing and spending should be conducted as debates about taxing and spending.
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Bill Gates recently suggested taxing robots (in other words, taxing companies that own robots).
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If you're taxing yourself too much in an hour, you're taxing a lot of things.
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So Alaska, California, Colorado and Nevada are taxing cannabis producers — the equivalent of taxing consumption.
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State law bars counties or cities from taxing net income, though net income is not defined in the statute, so Seattle might say taxing total income is different from taxing net income.
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Spiesshofer: Let me start by saying taxing robotics is as intelligent as taxing software, they are both productivity tools.
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That's like taxing Microsoft Word in order to subsidize typewriters or taxing calculators in order to protect slide rulers.
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Many economists think taxing consumption is better for economic growth than taxing income, as it encourages savings and investment.
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"Taxing income is not going to get you where you need to be the way taxing wealth does," Warren said.
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"Taxing income is not going to get you where you need to be the way taxing wealth does," Warren responded.
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By taxing those people — and taxing them fairly heavily — you unlock the possibility of raising living standards for almost everyone.
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And suburban voters are smart enough to understand that when Democrats talk about taxing the wealthy, they are talking about taxing them.
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Taxing the top levels of income at 70 percent does not mean taxing the entire income of one person at that level.
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"It looks on its face like this proposal could go from double taxing corporate income to double taxing retirement plans," Wyden said.
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Kasich also said he wants to cut corporate taxes and end so-called "double taxing," or the U.S. taxing corporate profits earned overseas.
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The way Mom was taxing you before is how things work in the US now — taxing the income of companies in the US, and not taxing incomes of companies outside: But the new system, which is what Republicans are pitching, taxes cash flow.
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A smarter response would be for the government to switch from taxing income when it is received to taxing income when it is spent.
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This means that taxing pollution more and taxing income less could boost economic growth, keep spending from outstripping revenues, and help clean up the environment.
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Further, taxing the carry at ordinary income rates (rather than preferential long-term capital gains rates) would mean taxing different partners in the same partnership differently.
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Clinton voters overwhelmingly support taxing the rich, but it's the most nationalistic Clinton voters who are least supportive of taxing the rich, especially among the poor.
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It would create a multi-tiered structure for taxing estates, taxing the richest Americans, and breaking up the large fortunes held by only a few Americans.
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It would create a multi-tiered structure for taxing estates, taxing the richest Americans and break up the large fortunes held by only a few Americans.
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By taxing imports but not exports, it would move the U.S. closer to taxing consumption rather than savings and investment, which in turn would encourage economic growth.
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And they haven't yet committed to approaches to handle these implementation details, like tracking wealth, taxing capital income as it's earned, and taxing inheritances rather than estates.
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Although tax theory says much less about taxing wealth than it does about taxing income, there are reasons to expect a wealth tax to cause some economic damage.
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In simple terms, it aims to repatriate jobs and manufacturing to the United States by favouring the taxing of spending on imports instead of taxing sales of exports.
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The GOP's final building block for corporate reform is switching from taxing firms on their global profits to taxing them on their U.S. profits, which is called territoriality.
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Snel said that, contrary to popular belief, the 1944 Chicago Convention does not block countries from taxing kerosene - only from taxing fuel already in a plane's tanks upon landing.
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Greenspan's panel proposed increasing Social Security revenues by taxing a larger number of employees, accelerating tax rates, taxing some Social Security benefits, delaying cost of living adjustments and more.
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" Sanders: "We need to make public colleges and universities tuition free and by taxing billionaires and by taxing Wall Street we will cancel all student debt in this country.
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In many cases, imposing a sales tax on an in-state retailer would mean taxing a citizen of another state who has little or no connection with the taxing authority.
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"You have to be completely out of touch with reality not to understand that taxing fuel is taxing those French who work," conservative opposition leader Laurent Wauquiez said on Twitter.
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For another, marginal tax rates begin taxing at higher rates as you go up the income scale, breaking up your money and taxing each bucket according to the marginal rate.
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I mean, now that you will be able to tax Internet transactions, there are politicians out there looking at such ideas such as taxing your e-mail transmissions, taxing financial transactions.
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While taxing imported appliances gives US-based appliance manufacturing a leg up, taxing imported metal takes that leg away — which is why Electrolux is putting a planned $250 million investment on hold.
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The public strongly supports paying for these ambitious and increasingly popular proposals by taxing the rich, and there's a way to do so that deserves far greater attention: taxing Wall Street trades.
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In addition, business taxes would be "border adjustable" — taxing the goods a company imports to sell here or to make other products, not taxing the income it makes from selling a product overseas.
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To be fair, forming an identity is taxing for anyone.
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The process was emotionally draining, physically taxing and often demoralizing.
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One of the most effective strategies is taxing sugary drinks.
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Being on set is monotonous and taxing on the body.
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But again, no one was ever talking about taxing groceries.
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"I don't burn out, but it's definitely taxing," Blevins says.
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This it has managed to do through especially taxing times.
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And he was certainly less taxing than a real guy.
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Rents are generally bad, and taxing them is generally good.
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Taxing the food they eat most made the poor poorer.
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That's incredibly taxing for an office with so many responsibilities.
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A taxing dungeon full of traps, monsters and ancient treasure?
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Outdated rules for taxing international income represent another major problem.
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Well free trade means we are not taxing each other.
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There have also been instances of Shabaab taxing the pirates.
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And we are taxing American businesses 35% to almost 45%?
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In any case, taxing efficiency is counterproductive for other reasons.
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The emotional roller coaster of healthcare legislation has been taxing.
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Generally speaking, the more taxing power, the better the backing.
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But Congress shows zero appetite for taxing at that level.
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Taxing the latter would usually culminate in a smaller number.
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Reviewing Facebook posts is a deeply taxing and difficult job.
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TAXING TIMES: The Hill's Rebecca Savransky reports: Influential conservative Rep.
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Any and all of those things can be emotionally taxing.
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The Golden State is seriously thinking about taxing text messages.
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Children are a tremendous responsibility, financially taxing and incredibly rewarding.
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Warren, meanwhile, is suggesting taxing accumulated wealth, not annual income.
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This demands a pedagogy that is complicated, taxing and disruptive.
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The new one is significantly more taxing, mentally and physically.
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Still, one particularly taxing issue – no pun intended – remains unresolved.
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An excellent cast of singers performed heroically under taxing conditions.
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That kind of productivity is always impressive, but probably taxing.
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"This term has been more than usually taxing," she said.
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In addition, taxing carbon moves energy markets toward cheaper renewables.
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Regulations taxing carbon could also make the fuel more attractive.
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The old FARC was financed from taxing the coca crop.
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Trump even threatened to push back by taxing French wine.
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I've grown to dislike texting and find it so taxing.
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No vote had been taken related to congressional taxing power.
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The job was taxing and the pressure relentless, she said.
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But taxing wealth could exacerbate the problem, not fix it.
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But the work is almost always taxing on the workers.
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They remain split on some crucial details, like taxing imports.
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The mayor has lately talked about taxing empty retail spaces.
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" English said that Bastareaud found the French League "quite taxing.
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That might be because the workout is actually pretty taxing.
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The European Union does not have a unified taxing authority.
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Taxing sugary drinks, however, was only acceptable to a minority.
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Jonathan Gruber, an economist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, points out that taxing foods like sugar and fat is in a different category from taxing tobacco and alcohol, because people need food to live.
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County attorneys had also argued that taxing custom-made beverages would put an excessive administrative burden on the county, and that taxing widely available pre-made beverages would be more effective in improving public health.
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While taxing fleets is indirect and provides some measure of political cover for the governments generating revenue off of them, there is no such cover for directly taxing citizens via data gathered through mobile apps.
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" Warren in turn argued that taxing income isn't as effective as taxing wealth, and that Democrats succeed when they "dream big and fight hard, not when we dream small and quit before we get started.
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It claims the move interferes with their constitutionally granted taxing authority.
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Phones focused on playing popular, but taxing, mobile games like Fortnite.
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The Saskatchewan MP is pro-pipeline, and firmly against carbon taxing.
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"What [Gates is] really talking about is taxing corporations," she said.
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AR, in particular, works surprisingly well, given how taxing it is.
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Fieldwork on Greenland's remote ice sheet is expensive and logistically taxing.
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We should be looking at taxing passive income by wealthy people.
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Taxing the ultra-rich has become increasingly popular in Democratic circles.
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My cat had been sick, which was expensive and emotionally taxing.
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Instead it requires users to type responses—a more taxing method.
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A better approach to taxing income might involve broadening the base.
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Taxing something to change behavior, there's better ways to do that.
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The toll the lifestyle takes on your health is truly taxing.
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And that's likely to be taxing on your emotions as well.
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It would prohibit state and local governments from taxing Internet access.
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Gorogoa isn't a long game, nor is it a taxing one.
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Democrats also appear wary of another politically taxing battle over healthcare.
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At Google's scale, that work is too taxing for today's processors.
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We can start by taxing Wall Street and cutting military spending.
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No one begrudges Obama some R&R after eight taxing years.
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Taxing capital income is not in the best interest of workers.
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Elizabeth Warren's wealth-taxing, progressive message gains ground among primary voters.
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MUMBAI/KOLKATA (Reuters) - India's tax officials are facing a taxing issue.
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But getting an MBA degree is mentally, emotionally, and financially taxing.
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Currently highway funding relies mainly on taxing gasoline and diesel fuels.
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They are taxing American goods and services out of the market.
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Taxing consumption means the burden inevitably falls more heavily on them.
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The taxing turns during miles past are catching up with us.
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Taxing monopolies only worsens their low usage of labor and capital.
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We should be looking at taxing passive income by wealthy people.
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Conventional wisdom suggests that taxing employer health plans will lower costs.
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Why do they like subsidizing green instead of taxing brown energy?
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It's really hard and emotionally taxing, and humor is my savior.
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I'm barely conscious and need a game that isn't too taxing.
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We also looked at the global debate over taxing sugary drinks.
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Thus, Tesla would effectively be taxing every automobile on the market.
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HERISSE It was emotionally taxing at times [to embody that weight].
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Taxing the superrich is an idea whose time has come — again.
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Yes, the process can be long and taxing, as we know.
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Worse than that, it's subsidizing exports, too, by not taxing those!
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The experience would be stressful and taxing and maybe even traumatic.
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As anyone who has experienced pregnancy knows, it is physically taxing.
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Bills have rarely become laws, but the journey has been taxing.
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Many content moderators have described the work as being mentally taxing.
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Though taxing, this task's terribly tempting to try (thirteen through today!).
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Ministers could simply raise money by taxing other things, of course.
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But shopping for presents doesn't have to be a taxing chore.
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"Wow — (work) is pretty taxing place for many people," Maestas says.
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Polls have found widespread support for the idea of taxing wealth.
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The rare form of cancer has been taxing for the teenager.
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And the case for taxing wealth has become easier to make.
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It is also expensive, experimental and extraordinarily taxing on her body.
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The GOP has also raised taxing unrealized capital gains upon death.
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There is a better model — taxing consumption, not income or wealth.
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What federalism does prevent is one government entity from taxing another.
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And soda: Taxing sugar-sweetened beverages could theoretically raise $244 million.
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But Congress has also banned states from taxing consumer's internet access.
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Taxing the ultra-rich has become increasingly popular in progressive circles.
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Taxing robots would, first of all, require defining what robots are.
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Worse than that, it's subsidizing exports too by not taxing those!
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Taxing people to fund prizes is simpler, more straightforward, and fair.
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"In a choice between funding public transit by taxing millionaires or by taxing working and middle class people from the boroughs, there's no question where the mayor stands," said Austin Finan, a spokesman for the mayor.
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Instead of taxing 28503 percent of pass-through income at the individual rate, there's support for taxing only 22019 percent at that level and the remaining 50 percent at the lower 25 percent pass-through rate.
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I mean, what we said on taxes, our 10,000 taxing jurisdictions, we don't want every small taxing jurisdiction to take a bite out of new entrepreneurs, we basically said you couldn't discriminate, we talked about Section 230.
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The [strain] on my mental and emotional health was even more taxing.
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I do but as you get older it gets more physically taxing.
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It became increasingly taxing and emotionally draining to continue in this charade.
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One 2015 petition titled "stop taxing my period," garnered over 100,000 signatures.
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How do you take care of yourself while balancing this taxing job?
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France is about to start taxing French pensions that are paid abroad.
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Macron says taxing big tech more is a matter of social justice.
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Governments can make the biggest difference by more widely taxing carbon emissions.
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Then it taxes wages progressively while not taxing investment income at all.
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States could gain extra revenue by taxing bookmakers—but should be wary.
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It isn't the first Indian state to focus on taxing junk food.
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There is no taxing or tariffing your way around those two forces.
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That's often invisible (at least outside immigrant communities) and incredibly psychologically taxing.
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How do you feel about the new democratic proposals for taxing wealth?
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Sure, taxing by weight incentivizes powerful marijuana — stuff that's rich in THC.
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One 2015 petition titled "stop taxing my period," garnered over 100,1003 signatures.
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It would be no surprise if those years were the most taxing.
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Taxing natural resources more and labor less would be a good start.
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Taxing imports would put the economy on the express lane to recession.
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Some have raised the cost of driving by taxing petrol and diesel.
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Keynes's scheme would also penalise countries for hoarding by taxing big surpluses.
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Neil Gorsuch has not had a particularly taxing Supreme Court confirmation process.
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Some reports indicated President Donald Trump's behavior had been taxing for Ryan.
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Brilliant and eccentric, a gregarious and generous woman, she found conformity taxing.
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You also want to remember that dissolving your marriage is emotionally taxing.
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Oklahoma Legislature approves ban on taxing plastic bags, the Associated Press reports.
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Taxing American citizens at a 85033 percent rate is a socialist concept.
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It would also start taxing even larger estates at progressively higher rates.
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"What [Gates is] really talking about is taxing corporations," she reportedly said.
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ISIS is also taxing agricultural land, and levying 10 percent on poultry.
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What's simple for a skilled cook can be taxing for a novice.
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Moore and Augustus were left to create for themselves, taxing them further.
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"People with less education are in more taxing jobs," Dr. Maestas said.
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Everyone agrees that America's current approach to taxing international profits is broken.
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All kinds of people, the wealthy being too wealthy and taxing them.
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Then consider what Sean Hannity had to say about taxing the rich.
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Most taxing would be determining and enforcing the criteria of who's eligible.
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Taxing companies that spend more than $500,000 on lobbying is 48-24.
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The Taliban reportedly generate millions of dollars a year by taxing producers.
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Taxing endowment income will lower the ability of universities to generate knowledge.
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The schedule is taxing: rehearsals, costume changes and lots of standing around.
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Several other leading Democratic candidates have smaller aspirations for taxing the rich.
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Elizabeth Warren has made taxing the uber-rich a 2020 rallying cry.
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It's taxing for your brain to deal with a completely helpless infant.
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And frankly we're thinking about just taxing cars coming in from Canada.
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China has retaliated by taxing billions of dollars worth of American goods.
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Ditto for his line in the campaign video about taxing the rich.
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But restraining economic growth while taxing Americans is not the right path.
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Economic View The United States system for taxing businesses is a mess.
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Given that no one else is taxing these profits, does the U.S.?
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"It's double taxation and you're taxing the success of professionals," said Rep.
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"We're basically taxing American businesses out of America," Ryan told Intel employees.
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The proposal would start taxing plans above the 90th percentile of premiums.
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Well, Elizabeth Warren has released an impressive proposal for taxing extreme wealth.
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The search was cold, wet and taxing in the misty, overgrown forest.
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And taxing innovation is a sure way to make a country poorer.
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HENNINGER: Yes, and the best thing about it is you&aposre taxing people, customers who don&apost live in your state or your jurisdiction and your taxing companies who don&apost have any representation inside of your state.
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Among the justifications for taxing profits on capital at a lower rate than income from work has historically been that companies pay taxes on their profits, so taxing shareholders on their gains represents a form of double taxation.
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The economists' model makes lots of assumptions and does not take account of some of Ms. Warren's other proposals, like taxing investment profits at the same rate as wages and taxing them every year instead of only upon sale.
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Clinton has suggested during the campaign that high earners should contribute more to Social Security to preserve and strengthen it, and that this could be done by taxing some income above the current cap or by taxing passive income.
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The show's prosthetic makeup process, while pretty taxing and long, is always fun.
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The processor can't handle multiple taxing apps running at the same time, though.
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Then Trump started talking about taxing an even wider range of Chinese products.
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A provision in the plan had originally proposed taxing graduate students' tuition waivers.
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There are few roads, and the rugged terrain can be taxing and deadly.
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Roxas, 57, said the campaign had been extremely taxing and characterized by mudslinging.
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Banning fossil fuels is impractical, so economists recommend taxing carbon-dioxide emissions instead.
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Some other countries -- including Ireland, India and Canada -- have stopped taxing menstrual products.
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What is the proper role of government in taxing and regulating the economy?
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Decorating Easter eggs can be taxing for those who aren't natural egg artists.
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They also strongly oppose taxing unrealized capital gains, a proposal made by Sen.
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The soon-to-be Democratic nominee proposes taxing canceled high-frequency trading transactions.
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I freaked out when Republicans proposed taxing grad students' tuition waivers as income.
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Training for the exam is renowned for being mentally, emotionally, and financially taxing.
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Running a small business is taxing and exhausting, but the rewards are sweet.
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Contrary to the popular belief, paying your taxes doesn't have to be taxing.
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She has also supported taxing high earners' income beyond the currentcap of $118,500.
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It redraws the basis for taxing multinationals, which are expert at finding loopholes.
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"Our boarding/taxing songs are intended to provide a relaxing experience," Delta wrote.
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Mr. Carson also would do away with taxing capital gains or interest income.
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California, Florida, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Washington, and Wyoming all forgo taxing lottery winnings.
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Senate action stalled partly because of an unrelated dispute over taxing Internet sales.
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Essentially, it's software that makes it less taxing to do your own taxes.
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"Until such time as there's a deal, we'll be taxing them," said Trump.
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Alternative options might include taxing cannabis according to its THC content, they said.
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They've been inseparable ever since, even with Lourd's emotionally taxing past few months.
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Debate around taxing the rich has the GOP, and the wealthy themselves, jittery.
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More than 127 wildfires are burning in 11 Western states, taxing civilian resources.
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As rewarding as entrepreneurship can be, it's also taxing from time to time.
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Evans' last company, Organic Avenue, I knew best for its taxing juice cleanses.
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I don't see the logic of taxing imports is good for the dollar.
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Gates has been a frequent advocate of taxing the wealthy at higher rates.
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There is nothing luxury about them, and taxing them as such is ludicrous.
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The state stands to benefit by taxing the capital gains from stock sales.
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"Taxing the rich and creating an economy that works for everybody" Rojas said.
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Taxing capital, year after year, means an ever-spiraling tax on future consumption.
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Woods says his commitments at the World Challenge should not be too taxing.
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But there's no single, monolithic method of taxing wealth that would guarantee success.
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Specifically, both campaigns have proposed taxing so-called carried interest as ordinary income.
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"This has been emotionally and physically taxing," Erin Krupa said, her voice wavering.
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Gillibrand is proposing to pay for the program by taxing the wealthiest Americans.
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Tax-raising proponents argues that taxing partners this way somehow cheats the system.
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In many cases, it's being done with the blessing of the taxing authority.
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Training in biomedical research is taxing, but that is not what tires them.
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Taxing around a third of wealth, more or less, seemed fair to people.
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Taxing high-frequency trades would be a more narrow approach than Sanders's proposal.
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Politics like, for example, not taxing the ultra-wealthy to fund social services.
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Carlos Curbelo of Florida officially introduced his legislation taxing carbon emissions Monday afternoon.
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And the worsening restlessness and circling had to have been taxing for her.
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She uses credibility-taxing short cuts to hasten the collisions among her characters.
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Taxing meat is definitely not an uncontroversial policy option or a silver bullet.
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A better production blend would be less taxing on the company, Musk said.
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Instead, he has proposed taxing the wealthy to raise money for the subways.
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Unless, that is, Mr. Macron suddenly gained a proclivity for taxing rich people.
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Meanwhile, European officials are expected to publish options for taxing international tech giants.
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But it's as if schools are taxing financial-aid recipients who take initiative.
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Separately, some cities and ports are discussing banning or heavily taxing diesel vehicles.
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It's very taxing cardio-wise, and it's full body and core muscular movement.
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But questions have been raised over whether taxing revenue is a viable plan.
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By taxing work, income and payroll taxes discourage spending on work-related costs.
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It is an old practice, generally taxing the common good for private interests.
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Democrats, in the past, have proposed taxing carbon energy producers and other polluters.
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A surgeon's schedule isn't just psychologically taxing, it also takes a physical toll.
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Maine lawmakers proposed a bill to begin taxing digital goods beginning Oct. 1.
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Taxing and redistributing wealth, then, could be a justified response to misfiring markets.
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Running on the tread for a long time is mentally taxing and tortuous.
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I know just how taxing diabetes is — mentally, physically, and of course, financially.
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But for many, tackling the financial to-do list is the most taxing.
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The approach, known as border adjustment, creates the appearance of taxing trade deficits.
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That's a great way of not taxing our own resources and giving back.
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Taxing remittances only by illegal immigrants would be, to say the least, implausible.
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Curiously, Mr. de Blasio — usually enthusiastic about taxing the wealthy — just wouldn't commit.
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Taxing marijuana: $143 an ounce is how much New Jersey lawmakers may charge.
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We aren't taxing enough or getting enough money from the taxes we have.
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That suggests the idea of taxing the superrich is popular with both parties.
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If you read the "Better Way" tax framework released by House Speaker Paul Ryan and House Ways and Means Chair Kevin Brady in 235, you'll see page after page of arguments for transitioning away from taxing income to taxing consumption.
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Prepare for the thoroughly taxing queues that are part of the Doughnut Time experience.
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Taxing, spending, and regulating: These are all things a true climate-innovation agenda requires.
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The information ministry is also considering taxing Facebook for advertising revenue from the platform.
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And now, you know, by taxing it, you can put together programs to help.
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Directors of preschools can make a livable wage, but their job is extremely taxing.
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So let's start by taxing the economic activity whose value is hardest to prove.
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The Americans put tariffs on steel and aluminum; China responds by taxing American pork.
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The Bike+ mode sounds taxing but it's not — not in my limited testing, anyway.
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Taxing charitable contributions would be a giant blow to American cultural and educational institutions.
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Economists typically advise against taxing such things, which allow an economy to produce more.
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So it's taxing the same base as a VAT but doing it more progressively.
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And beef production is so taxing that it has significant impacts beyond greenhouse gasses.
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Another option discussed by the IMF is taxing property, which is an immovable asset.
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Taxing bullpens and top relievers in the postseason in certainly not a new phenomenon.
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It can be taxing, but what pushes you to continue to do that work?
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York last month voiced her support for taxing robots.
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But why shouldn't we take advantage of this tech in other physically taxing environments.
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It's taxing in terms of the actual time commitment and mental and emotional energy.
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Taxing the rich to reduce income and wealth inequality has an obvious political appeal.
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Experts have said reforming the bail system and taxing marijuana sales could raise revenue.
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A consistent majority of Americans and Canadians support regulating and taxing cannabis like alcohol.
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How and when did the Knights Templar get involved in taxing and growing avocados?
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The surgery Ginsburg underwent is fairly simple, but it is taxing on the body.
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Our government doesn't like taxing and spending on budget where we can see it.
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At the same time, taxing sugar was shown to reduce consumption in many countries.
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In the same interview, he advocated that the US should focus on taxing consumption.
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Most are unable to work because dialysis is both physically taxing and life-consuming.
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The government at this point in time will be taxing carbon emissions like crazy.
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Not because of lack of virtuosity, but because they're emotionally taxing, with little relief.
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Some ways of taxing oil production are more reactive to price changes than others.
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It can engage in redistribution, taxing high incomes and aiding families with lower incomes.
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Here's the problem that these liberal arts majors don't understand: They are taxing themselves.
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The amount of money states stand to gain from taxing online sales is uncertain.
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Today, she is over $100,000 in debt and her job search has been taxing.
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But Warren is looking to avoid taxing the middle class in her latest plan.
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And it supports one specific climate change policy that calls for taxing carbon emissions.
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The nationwide policy now includes a temporary, less-taxing job as a "possible" solution.
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Taxing the stranded corporate earnings, whatever their amount, is certainly on the Washington agenda.
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Temporary levies could be adopted before a global deal on taxing the digital economy.
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As with tobacco, legalizing the migrant market and taxing it would make more sense.
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It proposed taxing American exports including bourbon, bluejeans, orange juice, cranberries, rice and motorcycles.
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Death penalty cases are the criminal justice system's most complex, expensive and emotionally taxing.
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You could do that by, for instance, taxing the shit out of wealthy people.
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In 2012, the Supreme Court upheld the mandate as constitutional under Congress's taxing power.
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Little-known trails are heavily trafficked and eroding in some places, taxing park resources.
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Playing Chloe, she said, was taxing her more than any part in a decade.
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This would avoid unnecessarily taxing consumers caught in the midst of the trade war.
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Is there anything besides taxing these big companies more that we need to do?
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Andrew Cuomo (D), in a budget outline released Tuesday, proposed legalizing and taxing marijuana.
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Bernie Sanders has a third proposal for taxing the very rich: Hit their estates.
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Instead of taxing opioids, we can put the tax burden directly on opioid selling.
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So why's GOP using their tax scam to make it harder by taxing debt?
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"It is taxing money that does not exist," said Pavlos Asteriou, a retired teacher.
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He was merely trying to survive the grind of a taxing profession and improve.
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She said she found the events "enriching," but admitted they could be emotionally taxing.
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Taxing the rich is having a moment in American politics, even more than usual.
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China is primarily taxing agricultural products from the U.S., such as soybeans and pork.
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A VMT system like this would have huge advantages over the current taxing system.
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The purpose of taxing robots is not simply to stop them from killing jobs.
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We're often told that taxing the most successful among us is impossible or counterproductive.
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Those subsidies cost money, and that money was found largely through taxing rich people.
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Now Trump has been talking about taxing an even wider range of Chinese products.
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"It would really upend the entire American PhD system," Wilke said of taxing tuition waivers.
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And normal turning of the head from left to right is probably pretty taxing, too.
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Mourao, a retired military general, also said the changes should include taxing military widows' pensions.
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Takeaways: The top 10 states with the most aggressive taxing all voted for Hillary Clinton.
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Members of parliament have lost touch with reality because all they think about is taxing.
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Other issues like minimum wage, LGBT rights and taxing corporations hold more importance to them.
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And as previous reports on Facebook moderation have described, the work can be psychologically taxing.
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U.S. President-elect Donald Trump is considering taxing imports to protect American jobs and wages.
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Besides taxing water bills, Newsom has pushed for dairy and fertilizer fees for water cleanup.
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Those updates can be emotionally taxing, however, even if they are useful to the community.
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It's possible his parents never wanted to reveal just how emotionally taxing the process was.
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That time can be taxing, physically and emotionally, which in turn worsens the overall experience.
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Trump says the United States will be "taxing" China until a trade deal is secured.
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If Congress did that, Kavanaugh opined, the mandate would fit "comfortably" under Congress' taxing power.
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The big new idea on taxing the rich is actually a bit of a throwback.
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One Republican representative has suggested taxing all transfers between America and Latin countries, NPR reported.
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In fact, they can sometimes feel not just taxing, but also ineffective, to marginalized groups.
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And they have an ideological discomfort with government taxing, spending, and regulating to expand coverage.
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Taxing by price means that when the pre-tax price goes down, taxes do, too.
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Encourage this option by not taxing a portion of payments, up to a nominal amount.
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She's now taxing you 20 percent every time you buy something — like a sales tax.
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But taxing income alone fails to address these multi-generational icebergs of wealth and power.
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Add these to the mix and we're talking about more than 85033,000 different taxing jurisdictions.
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Would you ever be in favor of taxing philanthropy in that way of some sort?
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"Some people thrive on that, but for most people it can be kind of taxing."
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Reaching that goal is a matter of prioritizing existing funds — not simply taxing and spending.
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Working in combat cargo is not only physically taxing, but it is also mentally exhausting.
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His interest was more in preventing things from happening — spending, taxing, expanding liberal social policy.
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While driving isn't very intensive, it can be a very mentally taxing and stressful job.
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Coryton, 24, started the Stop Taxing Periods campaign in May 2014 while still a student.
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Taxing some of these plans would provide revenue to pay for the tax credit. Rep.
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Public key encryption uses more bandwidth to transmit the same size message, taxing the network.
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Taxing wealth is an idea now thrust to the center of the Democratic primary. Sens.
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Why aren't we currently seeing her in the taxing fourth movement of "Symphony in C"?
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YOU PAY TAXING ALL YOUR LIFE SOMETIMES TWO OR THREE TIMES ON THE SAME DOLLAR.
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After a long and taxing evening of meditation and spirit-channeling, I have achieved this.
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After all, any sea port worth modernizing is an investment worth borrowing or taxing for.
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"It's not the wrestling that's taxing on him, it's the traveling," Nick told TMZ Sports.
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The Supreme Court upheld that in 2012 as a valid use of Congress' taxing power.
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So the system, in effect, would tax importers while subsidizing exporters by not taxing them.
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They must also embrace special taxing districts, which the president touched on in his plan.
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So what accounts for the new aggressive support for taxing the rich among leading Democrats?
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Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts wants to eradicate student loan debt by taxing wealthy Americans.
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The Supreme Court upheld the law in 2012 as an exercise of Congress's taxing power.
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" • 82 percent of attendees feel taxing carried interest at the capital gains rate is "improper.
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In 2012, the Supreme Court upheld this penalty as an exercise of Congress's taxing power.
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I would guess that some readers of this newsletter aren't completely comfortable with taxing sweeteners.
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" Taxing carbon dioxide emissions to reduce energy use, she added, is "absolutely standard textbook economics.
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The Supreme Court upheld the mandate in 2012 as an exercise of Congress's taxing power.
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His proposal includes a list of financing options, including different ways of taxing the wealthy.
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The most taxing part of being in the all-male cast may be the training.
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The virus is burning its way from east to west, taxing infrastructure, governments, and families.
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His weird sense of humor and Tao-like wisdom made a dragging hunt less taxing.
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Trainers and owners are interrogated about the condition of their horses' health after taxing workouts.
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And they promised that all this munificence would be financed painlessly, by taxing the wealthy.
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Give them the benefit of the doubt and explain how taxing social situations can be.
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Please explain how taxing businesses even more will encourage them to create jobs in America?
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By taxing more types of income at the same rate, complexity and gaming are reduced.
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When the Roberts majority upheld the individual insurance requirement, it based on Congress' taxing power.
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He found it toxic and mentally taxing, and it started arguments that had no end.
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Booker wants to begin taxing capital gains annually, instead of only when assets are sold.
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We should follow up on our taxing policies and eliminate those that do not work.
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Looking to the retailers' activities in the taxing state would be a much better test.
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She cannot listen to the taste-shifting music she helped create; it's too emotionally taxing.
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Will voters in Washington State breathe new life into the idea of taxing carbon emissions?
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But he said taxing junk food and banning it around schools were long term goals.
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By exempting the income that businesses reinvest, the government would essentially be taxing consumed profits.
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A growing number of Democratic state governors are considering taxing or pricing carbon dioxide emissions.
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This work is physically taxing and emotionally draining, especially for those from already marginalized communities.
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In the current international tax structure, double taxing is prevented with tax deals between countries.
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A new report suggests Canada will rake in at least $22021-million a year from taxing legal weed A new report suggests Canada will rake in at least $7343-million a year from taxing legal weed Canada's federal and provincial governments stand to rake in at least $4.64 million a year ($230-million U.S.) by legalizing — and taxing — weed, according to new analysis released ahead of the official unveiling of Justin Trudeau's marijuana legislation.
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Warren has proposed taxing individuals with assets more than $50 million at 2 percent a year and taxing those with assets exceeding $85033 billion at 6 percent a year in order to pay for a slew of progressive proposals, including "Medicare for All."ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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Mr. Trump and his staff have continued to publicly float provocative ideas, such as taxing companies that move their manufacturing operations abroad and sell products in the United States, and taxing products from Mexico to pay for the construction of a wall along the border.
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Instead, Desai said, the state should make up that money by taxing New York's wealthiest residents.
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It's the border adjustments, exempting exports and taxing imports, that's really become a hot-button issue.
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Handling one account is mentally taxing enough, but what if you're overseeing two, three, or more?
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Brownlee said "high quality" sound changed "the exerciser's perception of the fatigue" to be less taxing.
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His 2012 rationale for upholding the ACA's individual insurance mandate was tied to Congress' taxing power.
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These may sound like software updates, but we'll need better hardware to run the taxing features.
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The new legislation includes taxing the profits of companies that take part in exploration and production.
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The BBC said Le Blanc, 50, was finding the travel demands of the show too taxing.
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Massive investment in clean energy polls very well, but taxing dirty energy is much less popular.
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Should marijuana be legalized because taxing it will lead to a rich source of government revenue?
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But when you think about it, taxing vices hasn't always been the cure for all ills.
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Its Governor Bill Walker has suggested taxing residents' income for the first time in 35 years.
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He also was open to broadening Illinois' sales tax base but rejected taxing food and medicine.
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Some worry the information could only be retrieved with a taxing Freedom of Information Act request.
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Meanwhile, South Africa intends to invest in the health of its citizens by taxing sugary drinks.
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And even if taxing capital more were popular, doing so is tricky because of its mobility.
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Old-fashioned redistribution would also seek to right the damage already done with taxing and spending.
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Income inequality would surely fall somewhat, especially by taxing the very top of the income distribution.
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If one is to limit the options of men's wear, that can be taxing and imposing.
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More importantly, the report projected state revenues from taxing cannabis as high as $600 million annually.
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The leaked draft proposes taxing any employer-sponsored coverage above the 90th percentile of current premiums.
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" Nikki said it became emotionally taxing having cameras follow their every move — especially during "hard times.
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This was a very taxing experience, which ultimately took a serious toll on my own health.
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And, if you think it&aposs a good source of state income in terms of taxing?
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Companies like Starsky Robotics hope they can address the shortage by making the jobs less taxing.
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So watching a 4K video on Youtube will be a lot less taxing to your device.
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Reformers turned the early 20th century into the golden age of taxing inheritances (see chart 1).
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A little more money—perhaps $260bn—might come from taxing profits that firms have stashed overseas.
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The big picture: Trump has exhausted his options on taxing items that won't affect American consumers.
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"It's environmentally taxing to grow cannabis inside, but really, that's a byproduct of prohibition," he said.
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"Taxing digital giants is a matter of fiscal justice," French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire tweeted.
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Plus, taxing a population that has very little source of income isn't a sustainable revenue model.
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Democratic candidates running for president have also set their sights on taxing millionaires and billionaires. Sen.
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Prison was taxing, and to cope, she had been following a cardio, weights, and yoga routine.
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The border-adjustment proposal would exempt exports from the corporate tax in addition to taxing imports.
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Instead of just taxing soda, why not tax all sugar in the name of reducing obesity?
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Reliving the heist on camera was "taxing," says Warren Lipka, another original member of the gang.
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By taxing the products retailers import, costs are passed onto consumers, endangering jobs and exacerbating budgets.
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In addition to the taxing process of transition, Chloe has faced the discrimination that Mosier mentioned.
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It's not taxing labor all the time, and if it is you're probably doing it wrong.
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The Cadillac tax follows that general approach, taxing health plans whose annual costs exceed a cap.
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He is looking at more fundamental changes, like a shift toward taxing consumption rather than income.
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In addition to taxing capital gains as ordinary income, she would also tax unrealized capital gains.
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The insourcing moves have been particularly taxing on companies who provide Amazon with their delivery services.
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A House provision that proposed taxing graduate school tuition is not included in the final deal.
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The moderators are also said to experience difficult working conditions beyond the taxing work they perform.
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Supports rejoining the Paris Climate Accord, taxing carbon, and requiring companies to report their climate impacts.
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Like shoveling snow, the 20123 I.M. is a physically taxing activity best left to the youth.
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"I love my students, but it's also emotionally exhausting, physically exhausting and mentally taxing," Emanuel said.
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"That's right, tonight, we are talking about special taxing districts," Mr. Oliver said on Sunday night.
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Offer to help pick-up groceries or help with other physically taxing chores during Ramadan. 70.
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So budgets are mostly a tool Congress uses to keep its taxing and spending on track.
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Much of ISIS's revenue comes from extorting and taxing the people who live in its territory.
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The way we're paying for the subsidy is we're taxing wealthier folks a little bit higher.
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She's been one of 2020's trendsetting candidates on taxing the rich and expanding workers rights.
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Keeping track of every Game of Thrones character can be taxing, even for the biggest fan.
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Was it fatigue that led the doctors to choose simple patients during an otherwise taxing shift?
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It would also create a commission to develop a plan for taxing and regulating the drug.
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It had been a taxing, high-stress week and market fears were leaking into daily lives.
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There's ambiguity there, and taxing capital income less than labor income can thus lead to gaming.
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The icy weather is taxing oil supplies to the hilt, Ms. Blomberg, the ISO spokeswoman, said.
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The latest story also shows how we do a terrible job of adequately taxing the wealthy.
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Those have high turnover because boxing multiple orders per minute over 10 hours is taxing work.
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Mr. Wyden proposed taxing gains in asset values annually, at the same rate as other income.
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"Corporate life is very taxing and doesn't usually come with a safe space," Ms. Lechner said.
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The request comes as sheltering in place populations have begun taxing internet bandwidth on the continent.
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That would mean taxing carbon but increasing tax credits for working people and families with children.
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Today, the European Commission is expected to publish a list of options for taxing technology companies.
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But Congress could have dealt with this matter straightforwardly by taxing alcohol production on the reservations.
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"There's no support for the idea that not taxing capital unleashes economic growth," Mr. Rosenthal said.
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That can be taxing, especially when you happen to be the oldest position player in baseball.
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Later that day, the Trump administration released a list of the goods it will start taxing.
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Filming the difficult sex scenes on HBO's "Big Little Lies" was emotionally taxing for Nicole Kidman.
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First, realize the vision; only then can we responsibly worry about regulating and taxing the reality.
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To ease congestion—and raise some cash—the IFS recommends taxing drivers for entering busy areas.
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By international standards, the United States puts few taxes on consumption, while taxing producers more heavily.
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Going to the next earning level, those making $28500,6900 to $2628,28503, offers considerably larger taxing opportunity.
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Perhaps his change of heart really arose from a sudden new understanding of congressional taxing power.
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Approximately one-fourth of that revenue was, according to Gary Robbins, generated by taxing inflationary gains.
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Even among Trump voters, 48 percent support taxing fossil fuel companies, according to the Yale program.
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Attending a caucus can prove taxing for many people and nearly impossible for people with disabilities.
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A result: Many instructors compromise their vocal health by giving what is a very taxing performance.
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These are exuberant, juicy and fun wines that will enliven your dinner without taxing your wallet.
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Theoretically, taxing sugary drinks is supposed to curb sales and prod consumers into making healthier choices.
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Just south of Kabul, the Taliban set up checkpoints, taxing vehicles transporting vegetables, according to residents.
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The Senate tax reform bill as currently written would start taxing stock options as they vest.
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Congress's temporary action temporarily halted local governments from taxing consumers' and businesses' access to the Internet.
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College life is extraordinarily taxing for students who are suffering from pronounced mental distress or illness.
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The administration may weigh taxing steel and solar panel imports and assess Chinese intellectual property policies.
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He showed an aptitude for death-penalty litigation, which is both emotionally taxing and technically demanding.
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TPC's analyses found that both Clinton and Trump would stop taxing carried interest as capital gains.
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It would be ironic, and legally dubious, to add to these costs by taxing vacant storefronts.
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Varshavski echoed the above, with extra emphasis on mental health management for our indisputably taxing times.
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But that would require changes in state laws because the Port Authority has no taxing powers.
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The $1 trillion cost of taxing pass-through income at 13 percent isn't a factor anymore.
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Indeed, Republicans helped convince Bredesen to launch his taxing and expensive race in the first place.
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But clearly taxing hedge fund managers at a preferential rate doesn't encourage any kind of savings.
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" The other is "taxing leverage throughout the financial system to reduce systemic risks wherever they lie.
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Every meeting for him is extremely taxing and so he probably does max three a day.
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Yet that dominance appears to be fraying, strained by the same forces taxing Republicans in Congress.
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"It's basically 30 years of having the same people in the government taxing us, lying to us, to our faces, taxing us more, and still no result whatsoever," said Lary Bou Safi, an LGBTQ activist and comedian who has attended the protests in Beirut since they began.
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Taxing wages is the thing that makes VATs regressive, hitting poor consumers the hardest; not taxing them means that a border-adjusted cash flow tax is actually more progressive than the current corporate tax, which is already one of the most progressive taxes the US has.
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Training AV safety drivers, work that is taxing and involves higher cognitive decision-making, remains a challenge.
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Taxing the wealth has been a theme in the race for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination. Sen.
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Have all of these years of "always the nominee, never the winner" been emotionally taxing for Close?
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Researchers found that the you-person view that VR creates is so intense that it's emotionally taxing.
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And that should worry all of us, considering how irresponsible states are with their current taxing powers.
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"I find it really annoying that MPs have hijacked the Stop Taxing Periods campaign," Coryton told Mashable.
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Watching parents' eyes light up during a time that can be so hard and taxing is amazing.
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Taxing them too much and attack them, they might start thinking overseas where the atmosphere is friendlier.
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Another idea that CEOs are slowly turning towards, is the taxing of "super profits", according to Standing.
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This is what a two-tier tax system would do, however, by taxing that supermarket more heavily.
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Mr Osborne's defenders point out that editing the Standard is no more taxing than running the Treasury.
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Yvanna Cancela and Joyce Woodhouse, argued that taxing the products placed an unfair financial burden on women.
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And while Carvaly feels that her job is a calling, the daily human interaction can be taxing.
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But there is a limit to how much inequality can be fought through taxing the very rich.
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But in these early stages, the general public has a favorable view of taxing these massive fortunes.
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TRUMP SAYS HE DOES NOT WANT FRANCE TAXING U.S. COMPANIES, IT'S FOR U.S. TO DO NOT FRANCE
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Economists are sceptical of taxing other forms of capital, for the good reason that it discourages investment.
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Taxing the rich in order to fund spending on the poor is a straightforward solution to inequality.
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He introduced a bill last year that proposed taxing $5 for every $1,000 in stock that trades.
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The company is recommending users install the Supplemental Update to avoid performance slow downs during taxing actions.
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He said his administration is currently taxing "35% to 40%" of the Chinese goods the U.S. imports.
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Now President Obama is proposing something pretty ambitious: Taxing oil companies to pay for cleaner transportation infrastructure.
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Trump proposes taxing foreign source income that is repatriated at a much lower rate of 10 percent.
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It's a lightweight, stripped-down version of Microsoft's operating system designed to avoid taxing low-cost hardware.
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It still feels like a dense and solid computer, but it's slightly less taxing on my shoulder.
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Because this would stop taxing the foreign profits of American firms, it might actually encourage investment abroad.
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First, target the wealthy; that means taxing inheritors rather than estates and setting a meaningful exemption threshold.
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Parker says the cultural image of the "waif" and trying to achieve that ideal is emotionally taxing.
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Netflix said it would be a "dangerous precedent" to start taxing websites using laws intended for utilities.
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I think it was exhausting for Andy because he found the riff itself so taxing to perform!
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Reconciliation bills fast-track legislation dealing with taxing and spending, and cannot be filibustered in the Senate.
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Taxing marijuana advertising — indirectly, by making it non-tax-deductible — seems like a prudent place to start.
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Many retailers are against the idea of taxing imports, saying it will force them to raise prices.
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For many, this means going to expensive, taxing, and sometimes dangerous lengths to change their natural hair.
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He threatened to enforce that plan by taxing remittances sent home by Mexicans in the United States.
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No exercise, no alcohol, no heavy lifting or taxing activities in general and, most alarming, no screens.
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I mean you should do an investigation of how much China is taxing product going into China.
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That's a taxing load for brands, but the enhanced AI through chatbots makes it feasible to accommodate.
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"It's very taxing," she says, adding that sometimes she's still sore on Mondays from the previous week.
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Meanwhile, states are all over the map when it comes to their policies on taxing retirement income.
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Cuban is just one of America's wealthiest citizens finding fault with Warren's platform of taxing the rich.
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Plus, the fabric is odor resistant and moisture wicking for taxing outdoor activities like shoveling the sidewalks.
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He promised to nationalise rail, water and energy companies while taxing high earners to fund public services.
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The crucial point about a strategy for taxing the rich is to realise that it has limits.
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"How they go about taxing, I'll leave that to the politicians to figure that out," Dimon said.
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While some students are energized by school, most find their days taxing, even under the best conditions.
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It's likely that any big bank will demand long hours and the job will be mentally taxing.
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However, it's like taxing the import of flour, sugar and cacao, while baked goods remain duty-free.
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Taxing companies for providing employment to benefit recipients will limit the availability of jobs for such people.
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His journey back into contention at a major has been long, checkered and replete with taxing failure.
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The new taxing process requires companies to electronically upload reams of invoices and reconcile them with vendors.
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Taxing digital ads, regulating bot activity, and regulating algorithms to make spreading misinformation more costly and difficult.
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If we want to help Americans cut sugar and fight obesity, taxing beverages won't do the trick.
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Scaling Back It may seem obvious that taxing sugary drinks causes people to drink less of them.
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They potentially face the added burden of collecting sales tax in states that begin taxing online sales.
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The heiress, 59, has long been a proponent of lowering executive paychecks and taxing the rich more.
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Guides to soda sellers just outside the bounds of the taxing jurisdiction quickly emerged on social media.
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I came here with a lot of confidence, the first few matches haven't been very taxing physically.
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I wasn't sure how much of a toll it would take and how taxing it would be.
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You have the power to stand up for yourself and say no to emotionally taxing relationship dynamics.
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She says she misses the children, but the new job is less physically taxing and pays more.
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Senate Republicans voted unanimously for an amendment that would permanently prevent the federal government from taxing carbon.
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That would hurt general obligation municipal bonds, which are backed by the taxing power of a municipality.
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Your—there are—a lot of the climate plans include pricing carbon, taxing carbon in some way.
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On the phone, he calmly speaks as someone with plenty of poise to make a taxing decision.
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But it's certainly feasible for the government to become more aggressive about taxing top incomes and wealth.
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"Frankly, we are thinking about just taxing cars that are coming in from Canada," Mr. Trump said.
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Another enforcement mechanism endorsed by some candidates is taxing profits above a drug's allowed price at 100%.
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Tax experts have warned that taxing wealth - rather than income - might get bogged down in legal challenges.
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Being informed is so important, but I think it can also be taxing sometimes, especially right now.
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I thought I was good at multitasking, but driving was mentally taxing in a way I underestimated.
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Seattle passed new legislation designed to speed the transition to electric heating by taxing home heating oil.
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Has the real-world rise in anti-Semitic acts made the show more emotionally taxing for you?
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Cap-and-trade programs work by taxing companies if they produce higher emissions than their permit allows.
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Others say that taxing billionaires much more heavily would lead to a more just and equal world.
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Taxing these benefits would make graduate school unaffordable or unappealing, even for potential young Nobel Prize winners.
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Bipartisan majorities also supported imposing fees on uninsured debt, taxing 'carried interest' compensation and increasing alcohol taxes.
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We talked about how long it had taken to build the bookshelf, how taxing the installation was.
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The competing study implies there is less for the government to gain by taxing the very wealthy.
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It's a taxing hobby, but there is such a feeling of satisfaction when a puzzle comes together!
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And with foreign countries still taxing production occurring there, shifting operations abroad will be a losing proposition.
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Whatever else all this taxing and spending might be doing, it's clearly not creating jobs or prosperity.
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This does not prevent these countries from taxing the rich in other ways and implementing redistributive policies.
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But federalism in no way precludes separate government entities from taxing an individual subject to both jurisdictions.
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Policies vary state to state, and the rules around taxing delivery fees are myriad and often outdated.
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I work in engineering, so some days can be mentally taxing when I work on difficult projects.
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Finally, no bill can call itself a reform bill without addressing ObamaCare's gargantuan taxing and spending regime.
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This could involve limiting interest deductibility for companies, or taxing capital gains and dividends at higher rates.
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Then, in 2900, Iowa started taxing only on the percentage of a company's sales in the state.
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The city started taxing sweetened drinks at 1.5 cents per ounce this year after a contentious debate.
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Billionaires appear terrified of an Elizabeth Warren presidency — but the idea of taxing the rich isn't new.
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Medicare 4 All, the Green New Deal, and taxing billionaires are the new order of the day.
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Taxing tuition reductions as though they were income could, therefore, create an impossible tax liability for students.
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One solution: taxing inherited property at its current worth to capture gains in value made over decades.
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It's a taxing hobby, but there is such a feeling of satisfaction when a puzzle comes together!
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Trash night in Portland is especially taxing, she said, because it occurs only once every other week.
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When you look at cigarettes, there wasn't an underground market until we started taxing it really highly.
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I honestly, honestly think it was more taxing on the guys who had to dish it out.
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For women older than 54, any pregnancy is too taxing, particularly on the cardiovascular system, Levine says.
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"Most of the group's economic activities appears to be related to illicit trade, hence protecting and taxing smuggling transports and the same for cattle breeders by taxing them in exchange for protection of their herds," Nsaibia said, adding that there is no clear indication that it receives external funding.
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Benin is taxing use of social media apps like Facebook, WhatsApp Like Zambia and Uganda before it, the country of Benin has levied a tax on social media usage: The government passed a decree in late August taxing its citizens for accessing the internet and social-media apps.
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This is analogous to taxing cigarettes and alcohol more than fruits and vegetables, which everybody agrees makes sense.
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People invest in order to reap profits so when you tax profits you are, in effect, taxing investment.
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Should California really be taxing newly liquid startup stock just like it's any other new, risk-free cash?
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On the bright side, Killam is happy to leave behind the taxing work schedule of the weekly show.
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And for vice comparison purposes, the taxing of alcohol has proven to be quite lucrative to the states.
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TRUMP: Because his tariffs are too high, and we're thinking about just taxing cars coming from from Canada.
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Taxing carbon emissions, therefore, pays for or at least offsets the larger environmental costs of a changing climate.
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After a particularly taxing day of testimony, Carr told reporters that after five years she simply wants justice.
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The demonstrations started over something seemingly trivial: a government plan to raise funds by taxing calls on WhatsApp.
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French politician Benoît Hamon suggested taxing automated productivity gains and using the money for a universal basic income.
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"It can be very physically taxing, holding a drill all day—drilling on people's teeth," Dr. O says.
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The rise of smartwatches, led by the Apple Watch, added yet another complication to the industry's taxing 2015.
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The principle of taxing pollution should be extended to cover makers of things that will need disposing of.
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It's actually a pleasant little chore and, for a small batch of dough, not physically taxing at all.
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The maths they need to know and apply is sufficiently taxing as to barely leave time for history.
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He has broken with many Republicans on taxing the rich, threatening trade wars and keeping Planned Parenthood alive.
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And that means that the impact on foundations can't be a sideshow in the conversation about taxing wealth.
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The Vermont independent's legislation seeks to cancel $1.6 trillion in existing loans by taxing stock and bond transactions.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) has a slew of ambitious proposals advancing workers' rights and taxing extreme wealth. Sen.
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However, before we start taxing companies that deploy robotics, let's first agree on what a robot actually is.
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This was taxing in a completely different way compared to my character on Patriot's Day by the way.
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The program will be funded by progressive taxation — in other words, by primarily taxing corporations and the rich.
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Now, Lee says, it's emotionally taxing to update the page and that he wishes he had better news.
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" He added, "This was a very taxing experience, which ultimately took a serious toll on my own health.
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" The entire planning experience has been "wonderful," albeit taxing, she admitted: "It's amazing, if you like planning circuses.
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The Legislative Analyst's Office predicts California will eventually make more than $1 billion annually from taxing recreational marijuana.
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Here's how it relates to you: Workouts that burn a lot of calories are physically and mentally taxing.
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That may be fleshed out by various obscurely named efforts to draw up global standards for taxing profits.
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"This is taxing our most competitive highest value added sectors at the expense of our most backward sectors."
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London (CNN Business)Britain and the United States could be on a collision course over taxing internet giants.
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Moore estimated that taxing repatriated overseas corporate profits could raise $100 billion to $150 billion for infrastructure spending.
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The Sanders campaign estimates they'll earn $92 billion a year from taxing capital gains the same as wages.
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My guess is that La Familia had already been involved in taxing the avocado business for many years.
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Those offices then have to count all that cash again — a process that's taxing IRS resources as well.
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So instead, she proposes taxing the wealthy and using that money to pay for people's paid leave benefits.
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To be fair, Trump has suggested the possibility of not taxing the first $10 million in capital gains.
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Not taxing gains until they're realized would only postpone the hit to the middle class, not eliminate it.
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To keep up with her non-stop, physically taxing schedule, Arzon, 37, drinks three things before 8 a.m.
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Even in the United States, GBS is one of the more dramatic and systemically taxing conditions we treat.
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As I got older, I started wanting to play video games that weren't so taxing on my brain.
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Le Maire thinks it's better to start taxing tech companies in France now and find European support later.
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He'd just finished an emotionally taxing set that had two onlookers in tears for most of its duration.
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He has proposed taxing carbon dioxide emissions and moving the country to 100 percent renewable electricity by 2050.
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The Journal of Neuroscience published a 2011 study that found that multiple stimuli are taxing for your brain.
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The closest international airport is now a two-hour drive, making scheduling and travel all the more taxing.
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Taliban insurgents are known to benefit from the crop in some areas by taxing farmers and opium traders.
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Advocates for the sales tax measure had wanted to link it to a ban on taxing Internet access.
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The border adjustment tax (BAT) will significantly hurt consumers and retailers, both large and small, by taxing imports.
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Taxing them too much -- attack them -- and they might start drinking overseas, where the atmosphere is somewhat friendlier.
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He had thrown only 90 pitches, but they were more taxing, mentally and physically, than a typical 90.
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However, the only way to know for sure is to contact your local city or county taxing authority.
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By taxing it at 10% instead of 35%, all of this money will come back into our country.
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Border adjustment would avoid taxing U.S. exports, but would put a blanket tax on imports into the country.
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Elizabeth Warren's proposed tax policy that focuses on taxing net worth on households worth more than $50 million.
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Taxing tech giants is important and tech companies have been fined for tax avoidance for too many years.
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Preckwinkle has suggested trying to make Chicago's workers' compensation program more efficient and modifying certain downtown taxing rules.
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I could certainly imagine the role of being the captain of a sinking ship being taxing and stressful.
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So he released a bill taxing such companies a dollar for every dollar in benefits their workers used.
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She doesn't suggest anywhere that extra money can be brought in by taxing multinationals a few percent more.
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Some lawmakers and policymakers have also suggested taxing employer health plans that are currently excluded from federal taxation.
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The numbers are so low in what you'd pick up by taxing carried interest that it's embarrassingly small.
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Zverev, it seems, has a problem holding up to the taxing conditions of best-of-five-sets tennis.
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Taxing them too much — attack them — and they might start drinking overseas, where the atmosphere is somewhat friendlier.
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The Taliban have long profited from the opium trade by taxing and providing security for producers and smugglers.
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Andy Harris, a Maryland Republican, used the budget process to prevent the district from selling or taxing weed.
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He added that impending changes to "taxing policies," health care, tariffs, and trade would only make things better.
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Much like the taxing work of performing his music, synthesizing the pieces of Eastman's life is also exhausting.
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When the Supreme Court upheld the mandate as constitutional in 2012, it was based on Congress's taxing power.
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" — SETH MEYERS "To end the shutdown, an Arizona lawmaker wants to fund Trump's border wall by taxing porn.
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But by declaring the individual mandate an exercise of the taxing authority of Congress, Roberts saved the law.
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"Not only are you taxing the local community by being there, you're bringing the problem in with you."
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The most taxing part of his day was picking the pub where he would meet up with friends.
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And this is one of the most serious, wrenching, taxing choices that doctors and nurses have to make.
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Parking at Chautauqua can be as taxing as the hike itself, and not cheap, at $3.503 per hour.
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If you add in a few billion more by taxing us, it's not going to make a difference.
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Romeo — a taxing role — appears extensively throughout all three acts, with both heroic partnering and expansive dance virtuosity.
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But the Mary Sunshine song is taxing for the male voice, and the exchange hit Mr. Loeffelholz hard.
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Taxing the wealth of America's ultrarich is a central issue in the campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Critics say that job seekers in a good economy are, predictably, gravitating toward safer and less-taxing jobs.
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She and the father embark on a romance and, in New York, on taxing rounds of fertility treatment.
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With the government desperately trying to generate revenues, seizing or heavily taxing retirement funds might become a possibility.
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Wyden first announced in April that he planned to put forward a proposal on taxing investment gains annually.
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Plus, you're still taxing Warren Buffett at a lower rate than his secretary, despite his plea for fairness.
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Looking only at taxing and spending, then, one might conclude that the conservative economic agenda has largely failed.
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As I have previously written, the proposed taxing of wealth rather than income would arguably violate the Constitution.
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Analytic evaluations are cognitively taxing and may involve searching for information like knowledge drawn from books or experts.
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For economists, the gold standard of climate policy continues to be the idea of taxing carbon dioxide emissions.
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Instead, lawmakers took what seemed to be a logical approach: They focused on taxing businesses on their profits.
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As a country, we should shift away from taxing income and we should never discourage investment and ownership.
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With the proposed CFPB regulations, we expect new software conversion costs to be more taxing on our operations.
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And Venezuelan refugees are sorely taxing their neighbors' economies, as Syrian refugees have impacted their Middle Eastern neighbors.
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She also advocates taxing e-cigarettes, which would put them out of reach for many cost-conscious teens.
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At the International Monetary Fund's 2018 Spring meeting, Bloomberg argued that taxing the poor is a good thing.
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Tax March's campaign comes after the group held a bus tour on taxing the rich over the summer.
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The agreement calls for taxing marijuana by weight, at $42 an ounce, rather than by a set percentage.
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Nationally, Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez recently popularized the idea of taxing income above $10 million at 70 percent.
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At a time of soaring inequality and towering infrastructure needs, taxing these gleaming penthouses is an enticing idea.
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"We're taxing ourselves on our own goods," said Katheryn Russ, an economist at the University of California, Davis.
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Roberts had actually ruled, however reluctantly, that Congress's taxing authority gave it the right to impose the mandate.
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Plus, it might be mentally taxing going from a microgravity environment to a full-gravity environment on Earth.
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Overturning Citizens United and taxing the hell out of Charles Koch may or may not be good ideas.
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There is near total agreement among Republicans that the corporate tax rate should be lowered dramatically from its current 35 percent, and that the U.S. should move away from taxing corporate earnings generated around the world to taxing only what happens within the United States — known as a territorial system.
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Watching Mara cry and gorge on pie for 10 minutes (or five or 20) is slow and emotionally taxing.
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The case against any kind of increased revenue from taxing corporate profits is that these taxes discourage business investment.
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However, polls have shown that voters generally approve of the idea of taxing the wealthy at a higher rate.
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And the way to bring earnings back to the United States is by taxing goods differently, according to Brady.
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We have a policy now that is taxing the American consumer and then bailing out U.S. farmers with welfare.
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But then he suddenly shifted and said, based on congressional taxing power, that the insurance requirement could be upheld.
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Last year, he said, Colorado made more money from taxing marijuana than they originally knew what to do with.
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The Supreme Court ultimately ruled in June 2012 that the mandate was constitutional under the federal government's taxing powers.
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Trying to meet a target set by one of those European directives, it discourages landfilling by taxing it heavily.
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ASK an economist how best to reduce pollution, and the chances are that they will recommend taxing carbon emissions.
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And a new bilateral agreement means that Britain will soon start taxing British government-service pensions drawn in Cyprus.
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This should include not taxing income earned by work at a higher rate than the income from capital gains.
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He then used a pushback tractor to rotate the aircraft 180 degrees, before taxing the plane to the runway.
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Yet Trump's obsession with taxing foreign goods has inadvertently hurt farmers and US automakers that export their products overseas.
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Traditionally, Valve's cut was far less taxing than the one imposed by both console makers and physical retail chains.
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But one terse line in the proposed tax bill could change that by taxing these waivers as additional income.
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You're warning us against taxing the wealthy because it could turn the 1% into Hitlers instead of kind philanthropists?
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You can also watch his whole six-hour playthrough, starting with the taxing process of naming the character, below.
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Any email that begins with "hey ladies" should be viewed as a harbinger of taxing social obligations to come.
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The measure intends to boost U.S. manufacturing by taxing imports while exempting U.S. business export revenues from corporate taxation.
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About 25 percent also supported taxing investment income at a higher rate, akin to the federal income tax brackets.
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It's really not that difficult or creatively taxing to make a good hardcore music video with old school flair.
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Trump has proposed taxing any capital gains on estates when, or if, the beneficiaries sell the assets they've inherited.
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And getting bigger involves growing out of their exoskeletons, which ends up being an extremely taxing, energy sapping activity.
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People suffer, relationships are altered and damaged, and it is a hard, emotionally difficult, taxing project to embark on.
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Usually, such a shader would be taxing, but according to AMD, turning on RIS will create a minimal slowdown.
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Under the Internet Tax Freedom Act of 1998, federal, state, and local governments are prohibited from taxing internet access.
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Both senators have introduced bills framed around the same idea: taxing corporations if their workers depend on public benefits.
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She has released detailed plans for universal child care, giving workers seats on corporate boards, and taxing extreme wealth.
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And while the taxing nature of warfare hasn't changed, the faces of those tasked with fighting is poised to.
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One example is the "Cadillac Tax," which was supposed to tame overall costs by taxing lavish health care plans.
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Another ill-advised tax policy the Patriotic Millionaires group recommends is taxing carried interest capital gains as ordinary income.
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New sources of revenue are starting to look attractive to states as well, such as legalizing and taxing marijuana.
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Taxing digital companies, such as Facebook and Alphabet's Google, has become a priority for certain European governments, including France.
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She believes, for example, in single-payer healthcare and has suggested taxing Wall Street to fully fund public universities.
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Firms would have to track myriad tax rates and be exposed to audits by any of these taxing authorities.
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But Seattle provides a warning: Last year, poll last there showed broad public support for taxing the rich more.
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Mexico is taxing sugary drinks, France is banning unlimited soda refills, and Arab countries are hawking vegan snack bars.
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The two-pronged strategy will also include a digital ad campaign touting the political value of taxing the wealthy.
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Allen likens a pre-GTD mind to a car stuck in first gear -- slow and taxing on the engine.
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Imagine the nightmare taxing those assets would have created if they were "marked-to-market" and taxed every year.
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Governments could be forced into acting more quickly, taxing polluters and subsidising greener technologies, causing oil prices to plunge.
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Taxing investment on automation equipment would decrease the projected return on investment for new projects that utilize these technologies.
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So it's worth asking Congress: When will the U.S. pass legislation on a national level to stop taxing menstruation?
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An innovation box taxing the profits from sales of innovation-based goods and services at a much lower rate.
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Plans to start taxing Gulf citizens are in the pipeline, starting with a 21% value-added tax in 22020.
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Most progressive solutions to this inequality have focused on taxing income at the very top at a higher rate.
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He's threatened to escalate the trade war further by taxing the remaining Chinese goods sold to the United States.
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He argued that taxing too much, though, could jeopardize the U.S.' status as the place to build innovative businesses.
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Along similar lines, the Massachusetts state House passed a measure banning all flavored tobacco products and taxing vaping products.
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Remember, any plan that talks about taxing the rich means that the dollars will come out of your pocket.
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Ahead of the plan's release, Warren had largely dodged answering whether her proposal would require taxing middle-class families.
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Similarly, among Trump voters, the least support for taxing the rich also comes from the most nationalistic Trump supporters.
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"Once the excitement of being in the car wears off, people realize how taxing driving actually is," he says.
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British Columbia started taxing emissions in 2008 and now has a carbon tax of 30 Canadian dollars per ton.
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Many cities and transit agencies are taxing or proposing to tax ride-hailing in order to bolster transit budgets.
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"Those are great American companies, and frankly I don't want France going out and taxing our companies," Trump said.
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Understandably, she got nervous after that and had to go through a process that was unbelievably taxing for her.
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The trial was "taxing" for the Coggins and Gebhardt families, Heather Coggins said in court Tuesday, according to WSB.
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Taxing natural gas would help renewables extend their recent dominance of new generation capacity without the need for subsidies.
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He took Main Street's side on taxing Wall Street gains, but the GOP likes to pretend it never happened.
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To make sifting through this data less taxing, he teamed up with a composer with a penchant for math.
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They'll help raise funds for the city's ailing transit system (by taxing low-income drivers instead of wealthy elites).
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Uganda passed a new set of laws taxing online services and mobile money transactions in the country in May.
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So we've devised a list of tips that will make your Olympics viewing experience just a little less taxing.
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There&aposs a lot of burden on it on our environment and it&aposs also taxing our way streams.
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Y. Polls have shown that voters generally approve of the idea of taxing the wealthy at a higher rate.
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The proposal has also come under scrutiny from critics who argue taxing the wealth of people could be unconstitutional.
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A Pennsylvania state lawmaker has proposed taxing violent video games in an effort to increase funding for school security.
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If taxing brown can deliver this win-win outcome for the environment and economy, why it is so unpopular?
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Baseball players could be granted special licenses to follow a similar model, with the government taxing their American salaries.
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"(This time) one is big taxing, big spending, (compared) to a sort of steady-as-she-goes," he said.
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"I'm holding these half push-ups that after a while, time after time, can be extremely taxing," she says.
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But it's not clear that taxing the rich alone would raise enough money to fund a plan this immense.
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Working in construction is a taxing job that leaves 40 percent of its older workers with chronic back pain.
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One of the hallmarks of the law was taxing capital gains income at the same rate as ordinary income.
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Not only do they put themselves out there—physically and mentally—but this job in general is so taxing.
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Like any relationship, you've got to make a commitment, because it's hard on your hair and taxing to reverse.
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For me, the most taxing part of it was the sheer amount of clothing layers I had to wear.
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In 1791, Alexander Hamilton recommended that America encourage new branches of manufacturing by taxing imports and subsidizing domestic production.
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Seattle and Philadelphia, for example, are taxing sweetened beverages to fund education, better access to healthy foods, and parks.
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Assessing what other mail might have gone missing was taxing, and resolving the known losses took weeks, she said.
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Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban proposed taxing the wealthy to offset cutting payroll taxes in a November 2017 tweet.
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The moral and societal arguments for taxing the ultra-wealthy to pay for this enormous spending plan are unassailable.
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Amazon has come under fire in recent years for how physically taxing some of its warehouse jobs can be.
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For years, Hamas sidestepped the Israeli siege and generated revenue by taxing goods smuggled in through tunnels from Sinai.
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"I know it has a little bit of appeal in that it's taxing people who are überrich," she said.
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Since it's the rich who made more and more money on investments, taxing investments less helped them a lot.
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Other lawmakers have floated the idea of seeking out new sources of revenue, perhaps by legalizing — and taxing — marijuana.
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They quickly suggested that taxing marijuana could fix the transit system, in need of $60 billion worth of repairs.
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Amendment 2: An "affirmative" vote supports legalizing the medical use of marijuana and taxing its sales at 4 percent.
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Amendment 123: An "affirmative" vote supports legalizing the medical use of marijuana and taxing its sales at 15 percent.
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Proposition C: An "affirmative" vote supports legalizing the medical use of marijuana and taxing its sales at 2 percent.
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Taxing tech: President Emmanuel Macron of France accelerated plans for hefty taxes on Facebook and other U.S. tech companies.
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Mr. Bannon had counseled bringing back manufacturing, investing heavily in infrastructure, getting tough with China and taxing the rich.
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A lot of economists agree with that goal, even progressive ones (though others insist taxing consumption is inherently regressive).
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Other parts of the country, including much of the Southwest, will endure worsening droughts, further taxing limited groundwater supplies.
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The neighborhood — which has its own taxing authority, private roads and security patrols — sets many of its own rules.
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Another series of studies at Ohio State University found that marital conflict is especially taxing to the immune system.
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Your day job is also taxing on you at this time, so take a break if you're able to.
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Roaring down a steep and especially taxing racecourse, Shiffrin was both the most aggressive and most technically sound skier.
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But Citizens also has a risk-management tool that private companies do not: the taxing power of the state.
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Another recent poll by Reuters and Ipsos shows a strong majority for taxing the wealth of the richest Americans.
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Some of them prefer to shake their fists and point fingers, particularly when it comes to taxing the wealthy.
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The Tax Foundation estimates that taxing like-kind exchanges would generate $92 billion in additional revenue over 10 years.
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Many Americans recoil at the idea that they should have to go abroad for anything more taxing than sightseeing.
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The idea of taxing brain-teasers against such a delightfully creepy canvas is really appealing, and I want more.
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The carrot is the full-expensing incentive, while the stick is taxing buybacks at the same rate as dividends.
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Do we mean to be a society that subsidizes giving by the rich while taxing giving by everybody else?
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Wynn, a 2015 case in which the Supreme Court struck down a Maryland law taxing out-of-state income.
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Taxing municipal bonds for the first time in history would be counterproductive to creating jobs and ensuring American competitiveness.
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In terms of taxing and spending, however, they represent very different choices, California higher on both counts, Texas lower.
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While Warren wants to tax fortunes worth more than $50 million, Trump proposed taxing wealth starting at $10 million.
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So both the corporate income tax and the dividend (or capital gains) tax are ways of taxing corporate shareholders.
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But it doesn't seem like the French government is considering taxing the rich in order to make this happen.
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Inheritance taxation also has a political benefit, in that it would mean the government is not technically taxing dead people.
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Among its obligations is about $17 billion in debt owed to creditors of its sales taxing authority, known as COFINA.
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Because of that, Roberts' holding that the law is valid based on Congress' taxing power is now "irrelevant," Hawkins said.
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This limits the scope to further equalize spending power by taxing the top 1 percent at a much higher rate.
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British Columbia, which began taxing emissions in 2008, and Quebec, which has a cap-and-trade system, have done so.
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I also hope that taxing the drug will be a good source of revenue for states and the federal government.
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Callan: Yes, Danny raises a legitimate point that taxing vices often fails to raise the large amounts of revenue promised.
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That means some regular season games — and the fans who attend them — pay the price for the NBA's taxing schedule.
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"I felt unprepared and exhausted, as the past five months have been emotionally and physically taxing," Dawn tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Any recourse for small business, say, suddenly, gets hit with barrage -- there&aposs 113,211 taxing jurisdictions that do sales taxes.
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Being regularly exposed to that type of content is mentally taxing, and offloading the labor to unfeeling machines sounds reasonable.
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Taxing or collecting royalties for natural resources is just about the best way for the government to pay for stuff.
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The plan would cost $1.6 trillion and be paid for, according to Sanders, by taxing financial speculation on Wall Street.
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He prefers taxing consumption instead of income on economic grounds, though any new taxes will strain America's polarized political system.
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However, she noted in the documentary that putting on an epic show 10 months after giving birth could be taxing.
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No longer are you going to the rim as it's more taxing on the body and LeBron takes a beating.
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Being alone and being lonely are two different things, and the latter is arguably more emotionally taxing than the first.
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Minnesota senator and presidential candidate Amy Klobuchar has floated the idea of taxing tech companies when they exploit user data.
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It encourages investment by only taxing projects when upfront costs have been recovered and profits exceed a modest benchmark rate.
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And if you're playing something that isn't particularly taxing to the Switch hardware, it can last up to 9.5 hours.
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During his tenure, in contrast to his Mormon religion, he was against taxing cigarettes, and made alcohol easier to sell.
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The company says driving from behind a desk is less taxing than the typical long monotonous stretches on the road.
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Israel and Hamas, which raises most of its revenue from taxing imports to the strip, both refuse to negotiate directly.
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Such dramatic changes can be taxing on their bodies, but the alternative, amid a starving winter, is almost certain death.
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The southpaw's previous high was 225 pitches, and he has tossed a taxing 2400 pitches in his last 211 innings.
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That means taxing only profits earned at home, removing the incentive to stash away foreign earnings in the first place.
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Sticking one's head in the social media sand is obviously far less taxing than dealing was a problem head on.
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FRENCH FINANCE MINISTER LE MAIRE SAYS WE SHOULD SOLVE THE PROBLEM OF TAXING DIGITAL GIANTS THROUGH ACCORDS RATHER THAN THREATS
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Grubb notes that being in contact 24/7 while on vacation can be taxing, even on the best of relationships.
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She talks about economic inequality and systemic racism, taxing the rich, and closing loopholes for corporations and the ultra-rich.
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His plans include taxing unproductive land and summoning an assembly to rewrite the constitution, both of which scare the rich.
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WHAT THE 'TARIFF MAN' SAYS Trump says the United States will be "taxing" China until a trade deal is secured.
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Two years ago, residents in Miami voted themselves a $400 million bond, taxing themselves to protect their city from flooding.
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Freshman Congresswoman Ilhan Abdullahi Omar jumped into the frothy debate over taxing the rich at super high rates on Tuesday.
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LOS ANGELES — While other 2020 Democratic contenders are focusing on wealth inequality in America and taxing the rich, Washington Gov.
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For example, governments could phase out subsides for meat and dairy production or start taxing beef, making it more expensive.
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For the prosecution, it might be worth showing Assange's history of taxing the hospitality of hosting hands that feed him.
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Endorsed by the Communist Party, he proposes taxing incomes above $425,000 at 100%, essentially making that the maximum income allowed.
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Note that this is a very different question from whether taxing capital gains at a high rate hurts economic growth.
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Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau was elected on a platform of taxing the rich and has campaigned against tax havens.
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But perhaps the most spiritually taxing work in Destroy Your Humanity bares the least resemblance to any religious institution ritual.
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Gillibrand would pay for the proposals by taxing financial transactions to generate an estimated $777 billion over the next decade.
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The bills scrap a controversial Republican proposal in earlier drafts that would have started taxing some employer-sponsored health insurance.
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But with so many different types of workouts at our disposal, cracking the dress code for each can be taxing.
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"The G7 will discuss taxing the new types of companies born with the digital economy," Padoan told conference in Rome.
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Hopeful legislators in several states, including South Dakota, have passed laws taxing e-commerce transactions purposely to provoke court challenges.
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He will need to keep the points short and avoid getting dragged into taxing rallies that Nadal will invariably win.
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The emotionally taxing process, Patterson told People, was made all the more difficult by watching the couple's friends become pregnant.
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Our present system encourages both offshoring and automation by taxing corporate profits irrespective of how and where they are earned.
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But, considering that the waiting time at a dermatologist's or aesthetician's office is far more taxing, we'll happily take it.
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Memory: RAM is certainly another important component of your gaming PC. That's because games can actually be taxing on memory.
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That would mean capping or taxing potency, much as spirits are taxed more steeply and are less available than beer.
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Hamilton's concession is especially significant because of all the founders, he had perhaps the broadest view of Congress's taxing power.
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Increased fuel efficiency and more opportunities for vehicle sharing will lead to reduced emissions without over taxing and regulating citizens.
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He has challenged Republican orthodoxy on every issue, from Planned Parenthood to immigration, from taxing the rich to free trade.
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The Internal Revenue Service allows you to write off property taxes in the year you pay to the taxing authority.
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Most of these proposals would benefit from further elaboration on how to pay for them, beyond taxing the wealthiest Americans.
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"We're taxing his body pretty heavily by putting him in center field, and we need him to hit," Collins said.
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And there are plenty of reasons to believe that gauntlet won't be as taxing as some fear it will be.
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Moreover, inflation destroys the savings of Americans, taxing them by reducing the value of every dollar in their savings account.
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As they roll out their presidential-primary campaigns, they jostle to outbid each other in giveaways and taxing the rich.
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The Supreme Court wisely recognized the advantages of South Dakota's fair and reasonable rules for taxing out-of-state sellers.
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GOP House Speaker Paul Ryan has argued that the deductions benefit states that have not controlled their taxing and spending.
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She's focusing mostly on taxing rich people and not saying very much yet on what she'd do with the money.
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Having a close coworker get laid off can be an emotionally taxing situation for those who remain behind, Kerr said.
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Memory: RAM is certainly another important component of your gaming PC. That's because games can actually be taxing on memory.
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"It's really whether we are serious about taxing the rich with little tax avoidance and evasion, we can do it."
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Kershaw said he wanted to spare Jansen an even more taxing outing but knew he needed to reward Roberts's faith.
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A solid night in the sack particularly helps players recover from the inevitable wear and tear of a taxing season.
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On this, he's vague, although it's certainly possible to imagine trade agreements that strengthen international taxing powers and labor rights.
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And on the economic front he has the usual conservative contempt for taxing residents according to their ability to pay.
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Centering your mind and body is a crucial move before navigating through a mentally and physically taxing festival like Coachella.
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The unpacking was emotionally and intellectually taxing, but it certainly wasn't limited to the objects or art in the exhibition.
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For James McMenamin, playing prison guard Charlie Coates on Orange Is the New Black is a taxing and confusing role.
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Most repatriation proposals that have been floated call for taxing overseas corporate taxes at rates between 6.5 and 14 percent.
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President Trump has suggested taxing or impounding remittances as a way to make Mexico pay for his proposed border wall.
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Last month, the government also said it would consider taxing capital gains from trading of virtual coins, according to Reuters.
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Only the first case was available for review, and that offered period charm if not terribly taxing sleuthing so far.
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There are county, city, town and village governments, along with school districts, each with their own budgets and taxing authority.
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He no longer performs in the show — at 48, he finds its physical demands more taxing than they once were.
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It also includes a dizzying number of concerns over the new system for taxing multinational corporations that the law created.
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It's domestic policies — from taxing and spending decisions to pro-labor policies in the service sector — that make the difference.
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He also pumped millions into supporting a measure aimed at taxing large companies like Salesforce to pay for homeless services.
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The conceit of some on the left is that all this can be done just by taxing the rich more.
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When oxygen runs low, he explains, it affects our ability to think clearly and physical exertion becomes much more taxing.
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"Frankly, we're thinking about just taxing cars coming in from Canada," Mr. Trump said at a news conference on Wednesday.
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This means pricing pollution by creating a system for taxing emissions to help shift economies from fossil fuels to renewables.
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Laura Coryton, a young British activist, started a petition called "Stop Taxing Periods" in 2014 that amassed over 300,000 signatures.
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Soldiers are selectively recruited for those Security Force Assistance Brigades instead of taxing regular Army forces for the advisory missions.
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"You can't tell me that it's less taxing to be president than to be a pilot or surgeon," he wrote.
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In fact, one study found that people actively avoid situations requiring them to feel empathy because it's too emotionally taxing.
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Executing it may have been as taxing, in its way, as anything he did for the stage or George Clinton.
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They begin by laying out a model for how voters decide how much taxing-and-redistributing they want to do.
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Suddenly, getting a handle on who has what and where—much less taxing it to fix inequality—looked almost impossible.
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So we have a policy now that is taxing the American consumer and then bailing out U.S. farmers with welfare.
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Right now it looks as if he may have much less impact on taxing and spending than most people expected.
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The policies include offering free tuition and renationalizing the railroads and water systems, while taxing corporations and the comparatively wealthy.
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We will see in the coming weeks whether the claim about taxing the rich is mere window dressing or real.
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California is hypocritical for telling Ohio to use data from the state taxing authority, something that California does not do.
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Instead of taxing wealth, Kotlikoff wants to tax how much the rich consume; income-in minus investment-out equals consumption.
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S. tax," he said, "It is just about taxing properly those companies who generate value through digital activity in Europe.
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Early in his clinical practice, Crosby found his circumstances to be taxing and taking a toll on his well-being.
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"These changes would go a long way toward shifting the tax system to taxing consumption rather than income," Weisbach writes.
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Taxing assets at 210% Heavy taxation of wealthy people played prominently into Sanders' plans to pay for expanding government services.
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Larrain acknowledged other countries had grappled with taxing e-commerce because the companies often lack a physical presence in-country.
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There are terrible problems with taxing blockchain-based assets, like bitcoin, as an investment rather than as a competing currency.
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Fernandez de Kirchner while president taxed soybean exports at 35% while taxing international corn and wheat shipments at 20%-23%.
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Defending champion Novak Djokovic is second on Chatrier in what could be a taxing outing against claycourt specialist Marcel Granollers.
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Back before e-commerce grew into the behemoth it is today, Black Friday could be a far more taxing experience.
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Experts said state officials involved in regulating, licensing and taxing marijuana businesses are unlikely to be targeted by federal officials.
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What appears different this time, analysts say, is the emphasis that leading Democratic candidates are placing on taxing the rich.
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His threat to impose tariffs on foreign steel prompted European officials to float the idea of taxing American bourbon imports.
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Modestly taxing gentrification is unlikely to drive tech companies into suburbia; their employees increasingly prefer the amenities of city life.
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Wealth Matters Taxing the wealthiest Americans at a higher rate may be good politics, since most voters won't be affected.
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Taxing marijuana sales could bring New Hampshire between $15.3 million and $57.8 million a year, a state commission has said.
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VINCENTELLI I've seen women take issue on social media with the way his productions can be physically taxing for actors.
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Mr. Ayres noted that many Republicans had concerns about climate change policies like taxing or regulating coal and oil pollution.
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A number of stories have shed light on the stressful, low-paying and physically taxing jobs inside Amazon's many warehouses.
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Support single-payer health care, raising taxes on the rich, taxing Wall Street transactions and making public higher education free.
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Rich people, for example, are not interested in wealth redistribution or taxing the rich more, even if most voters are.
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Twenty-five percent of my cries had an intensity of 3, which are somewhat taxing cries but not always remarkable.
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China's government enacted a law in January taxing Chinese sellers who buy Japanese goods in bulk and resell them online.
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He added that he prefers dialogue, not confrontation, which suggests that he doesn't want to retaliate by taxing US goods.
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But for both nudging and taxing, the acceptability of the intervention increased the more effective participants judged them to be.
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The Indian government has taken several steps to make filing taxes online easier, but the process can still be, well, taxing.
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In theory, the tax code should provide a partial offset to these subsidies by taxing developers once they sell their properties.
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But he doesn't think that these policies — particularly taxing tuition waivers — will broadly deter people from enrolling in a PhD program.
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That plan had called for taxing employees on the value of coverage that exceeded the 90th percentile of current insurance premiums.
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One example of this is directly taxing gasoline, something that's common across much of the Western world, including the United States.
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In June, after much lobbying from drinks firms, California's state government passed a law preventing cities from taxing sugar until 2030.
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In an interview published this week, another billionaire investor, Leon Cooperman, unloaded on Warren's wealth-taxing proposal and rich-bashing rhetoric.
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Close medical scrutiny, which is supremely important in making effective individualized care possible, is still taxing, complex, and draining to navigate.
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George HoldingGeorge Edward Bell HoldingHouse committee advances measure taxing nicotine in vaping products Betsy DeVos's playbook of political correctness Education Dept.
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Elizabeth Warren specifically has made cracking down on banks and taxing the rich central to her bid for the White House.
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