List of Oklahoma tax breaks
AP - Mon Nov 9, 10:46 am ETA list of some of the state tax exemptions, credits and deductions approved by lawmakers and the Oklahoma Tax Commission's estimate of their cost:
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Recent tax changes affect small businesses
Akron Beacon Journal - Mon Nov 9, 3:46 am ETFree workshop will offer tips, help entrepreneurs navigate process. Commercial activity tax's due date is extended for some companies Get e-mail notifications of any other changes
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The Dead Zone: The Implicit Marginal Tax Rate
Ludwig von Mises Institute - Mon Nov 9, 7:33 am ETEverywhere, the government's desire to be generous to the poor is destroying the positive incentives to work and to save that are so necessary for a well-functioning economy.
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List of Oklahoma tax breaks
Rocky Mount Telegram - Mon Nov 9, 11:27 am ET—Livestock purchased outside Oklahoma and brought into the state for feeding or breeding purpo...
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Ambler Gazette police briefs: Nov. 4
The Ambler Gazette - Mon Nov 9, 9:35 am ETAmbler
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Deciding when to take your Social Security is important
Lansing State Journal - Mon Nov 9, 4:12 am ETBOSTON - Many Americans start taking Social Security benefits early, at age 62, because they really need it.
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Mitchell International Unveils New Technology Enhancements to SmartAdvisor(TM)
Marketwire - Mon Nov 9, 8:22 am ETUpgrade to .NET Framework and New Custom Report Builder Feature Gives Carriers Ability to Achieve Greater Operational Efficiencies
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Troopers warn that jury scam targets Social Security numbers
Evansville Courier & Press - Mon Nov 9, 1:02 am ETINDIANAPOLIS — Indiana State Police are warning Hoosiers of a jury duty scam that has been reported in 11 states. The scam begins with a phone call from someone claiming to be the jury coordinator for that particular jurisdiction. The victims are told they failed to appear for jury duty. When those who received the call claim no knowledge of being summoned for jury duty, the caller says he ...
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Letters to the Editor
The Herald-Mail - Mon Nov 9, 5:02 am ETCongress must stop raiding Social Security fund; Thanks to all for a great Mummers Parade
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Social Security serves veterans
Rutland Herald - Mon Nov 9, 3:09 am ETednesday is Veterans Day, the day set aside to honor our armed forces. We need to remember they serve us each and every day of the year. ...
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Savings-savvy couple on track for early retirement
The Star-Ledger - Sun Nov 8, 4:07 pm ETIf we’ve ever featured the Superman and Wonder Woman of savings, this couple might be it. Yes, they earn a large income, but their expenses are lower than many earning a quarter of their salaries, and their savings strategies are...
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Make A Difference Day support
The Milpitas Post - Sun Nov 8, 10:42 pm ETSaturday Make A Difference Day was a beautiful day indeed!
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Deal blasts health care bill that passed
AccessNorthGA - Sun Nov 8, 2:10 pm ETWASHINGTON – On a highly anticipated day in Congress, U.S. Rep. Nathan Deal, R-Ga., once again took to the House floor to speak out in opposition of, and to ultimately vote against, the health care overhaul bill that passed the House late Saturday night.
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People choose different paths to retirement
12 News Phoenix - Sun Nov 8, 1:19 pm ET"People can live on Social Security if they know how to do it," said Don Abbott, a 70-year-old Phoenix resident who said he's doing just that. He started taking benefits at 62 and remains happy with the decision. But Abbott has an edge that some seniors don't enjoy: He owns his home free and clear.
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You can change mind even if getting early benefits
12 News Phoenix - Sun Nov 8, 1:19 pm ETSuppose you opt to start collecting Social Security retirement benefits at an early age and then change your mind. Can you reverse the decision and qualify for larger monthly payments?
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Social Security: Take less now or more later?
12 News Phoenix - Sun Nov 8, 1:18 pm ETTake your Social Security money early? Or hold out for a bigger monthly stipend? Whether out of necessity or a fear of leaving cash on the table, most Americans aren't waiting until the traditional retirement age of 65 to put that government check in the bank.
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Seniors fear lack of Social Security COLA increase
Richmond Times-Dispatch, Sat Oct 17, 12:15 am ET