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Tag Archives: charitable deduction
Deficit Panel Releases Final Report
The president’s deficit panel released its final report today and added details to its original leaked outline for how it suggests the U.S. balance the budget and enact a more stable fiscal policy. Dubbed “The Moment of Truth”, the document … Continue reading
How the Deficit Reduction Plans Impact Associations
This month, three major panels have released high-profile plans to reduce the federal deficit and balance the budget within the near future. While the press has focused on some of the more high-profile topics like raising taxes or defense spending, … Continue reading
Charitable Donations See Slight Drop in 2009
Despite more downcast estimates, the Giving USA Foundation and its research partner, the Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University, released a report showing American charitable contributions have declined only about 4% in 2009. The total contributions, given by U.S. individuals, … Continue reading
Posted in Economic Recovery
Tagged charitable deduction, economy, foundations, Giving USA Foundation
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What Will Finance Do on Health Care?
Members of Congress and staffers have the day off in recognition of Yom Kippur, but even with the break they are preparing for a contentious week of health care debating. Most of the attention this week will be on the … Continue reading
Posted in Economic Recovery
Tagged Baucus, charitable deduction, finance, Grassley, healthcare, mandate
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Finance Committee Fixes Health Care Bill Costs
Late yesterday Senate Finance Committee Chair Max Baucus (D-MT) announced that the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) had rescored his committee’s health care legislation and the new cost for the bill over ten years was a number that could be offset: … Continue reading
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Tagged Baucus, charitable deduction, climate change, economy, finance, healthcare
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