Watching the revenue

Article Abstract:

The author discusses fiscal year 2000 budget proposals and focuses on the likely noninclusion of revenue raisers in the final bill. Existing budget Social Security surpluses will be allocated to Social Security. The Clinton Administration's budget proposal included several revenue raisers, but Republican reaction was generally negative. Education incentives and revenue raisers in the Roth education bill are also discussed.

Legislative Bodies, Budget, Analysis, Taxation, Political aspects, Education, Tax reform, Revenue

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Tax-related provisions in the new anti-terrorism law

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The author discusses provisions of the Antiterrorism Act of 2001 which relate to taxes, including information return access, tax accounting, and money laundering for tax evasion purposes.

Laws, regulations and rules, Tax accounting, Access control, Money laundering, Tax evasion, Information returns, Tax returns

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Economic stimulus proposals

Article Abstract:

The author discusses economic stimulus proposals presented in Congress following the September 11 terrorist attacks.

Evaluation, Economic aspects, Economic policy, World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001

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