Georgia State Income Taxes News
- George Packer: The debt-ceiling fight continues. Sunday, July 17, 2011 @ 9:02PMIn the midst of the debt crisis in Washington, D.C., Danny Hartzell backed a Budget rental truck up to a no-frills apartment building that is on a strip of motels and pawnshops in Tampa, Florida. He had been laid off by a packaging plant during the financial crisis of . . .
- Tax reform: Will Deal get into the game? Saturday, July 16, 2011 @ 9:26PMNathan Deal stayed mostly on the sidelines this year when legislators scrimmaged over tax reform. But the governor must be a key player if there is to be much hope of movement on the issue in the 2012 General Assembly. Georgia’s tax code is a oddball quilt of levies, exemptions and exclusions. Many of them no longer make sense — if they ever did. Some of its features at least arguably make it ...
- Letters to the Editor: July 16, 2011 Friday, July 15, 2011 @ 3:00PMHere are letters to the editor from recent editions of the Daily News
- Meredith Whitney Loses Credibility as Municipal Debt Defaults Plummet 60% Friday, July 15, 2011 @ 6:17AMTime is running out on the credibility of Meredith Whitney, who has yet to acknowledge that her eight-month-old prediction of widespread defaults this year in the market for state and local government debt is proving unfounded.
- Candidates’ experience runs gamut in state Senate race Wednesday, July 13, 2011 @ 8:01PMATLANTA -- State Capitol veteran David Lucas is battling Miriam Paris, the immediate past president of Macon City Council, and Bobby Gale, an Irwinton minister, in a state Senate special election Tuesday.
- State tax collections continue to grow despite the sluggish economy Wednesday, July 13, 2011 @ 2:28PMState sales and income taxes were way up during the recently completed fiscal year, providing a hopeful sign to an economy that is still struggling on the jobs and housing fronts.
- Facebook posts show Michigan adoption-tax-credit errors starting to get fixed Wednesday, July 13, 2011 @ 8:52AMA Facebook page launched last month by Allegan adoptive parent Mark Ludwig, whose state tax file had gone missing, has apparently helped unravel a technical issue that was causing some Michigan returns from adoptive parents to be rejected.
