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Top Tax News From
Around The Web…. IRS has issued about $64
billion in economic stimulus checks Twice As Many Rich Escape
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Than to File Later Collectors Cost IRS More
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Tax News Republicans
threaten health care read-a-thon AP via Obama
Heads for Climate Talks Under Pressure to Break Deadlock Bloomberg / Kim
Chipman U.S.
pays big-time in change of climate Pittsburgh Tribune Review / Jack
Markowitz Health-Care
Deadline Challenged as Republicans Stall Bloomberg / Kristin Jensen and
Laura Litvan Burning
borrowed money in America’s wars Reuters / Bernd Debusmann Obama
Bullies Fat Cats While Message Meanders Bloomberg / Caroline Baum U.S.
Delays Sale of Citigroup Stake as Shares Sell at Discount Bloomberg /
Michael J. Moore and Michael Tsang "Dollar
Crisis" author: 2010 will bring more stimulus Reuters / Kevin
Plumberg Second
stimulus? US House passes $154 billion jobs bill Christian Science
Monitor / Ron Scherer House
Votes to Raise U.S. Debt Limit to Almost $12.4 Trillion Bloomberg / Brian
Faler Obama
urges Senate to pass health-care bill; Lieberman signals support
Washington Post / Lori Montgomery and Shailagh Murray What
a difference a year will make Marketwatch / Andrea Coombes Administration
is doing the opposite of creating jobs Marketwatch / Irwin Kellner House
to vote on jobless benefit extension CNN / Tami Luhby Twelve-Trillion-Dollar
Lessons From Saving The Fat Cats Forbes / Robert Lenzner More
pain from the Cash for Clunkers program NY Post / John Crudele The
Recession Is Over--No Thanks To Stimulus Forbes / Brian S. Wesbury and
Robert Stein Congress'
Year-End Scramble Forbes / Brian Wingfield Immigration
bill backers try again despite jobless rate Washington Times / Stephen
Dinan U.S.
red ink flirts with crisis, panel warn Washington Times / David M.
Dickson Obama
takes new 'Just War' doctrine to Copenhagen? Marketwatch / Paul B.
Farrell Recession
Repeat Lurks Without White House Truce Bloomberg / Amity Shlaes Fight
with Obama? What fight? Minneapolis Star Tribune / Chris Serres White
House Set to Select Illinois Prison for Terror Detainees Bloomberg / John
McCormick Bankers
In The White House Woodshed Forbes / Brian Wingfield and Liz Moyer House
Bill Would Cap Credit-Card Rates at 16 Percent Bloomberg / Jeff Plungis Democrats,
Lieberman List Demands for Backing U.S. Health Bill Bloomberg / Greg
Stohr Tax
Cuts Might Accomplish What Spending Hasn’t NY Times / N. Gregory Mankiw White
House economic adviser says job creation is top priority, then tackling
budget deficit AP via Chicago Tribune Republicans
play up Democratic health care rifts AP via Philadelphia Inquirer Senate
to vote on $1.1 trillion spending bill AP via Seattle Post Intelligencer
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