Dear slams 15% rate for PE firms, citing its 'gross unfairness'
Even with much higher rates, Bain had little trouble attracting capital
A same-sex marriage law that took effect July 24 in New York doesn't mean those couples can count on the same tax treatment that heterosexual unions receive, a discrepancy that some lawmakers and companies are seeking to mitigate.
Gun-shy employees keen on investments that provide guaranteed income; little interest in diversification
Mistakes with retirement account taxes are common with IRS rules so complex
Important financial planning tool now available online
Under plan, top marginat rate would top out at 28%; all personal income tax rates cut by a fifth
Renouncements are up sevenfold in Bern since UBS whistle-blower triggered crackdown four years ago
Coming tax law changes necessitate a closer look at strategies
Program costs of Trust Funds to exceed non-interest income this year; well runs dry by 2033
A lawsuit filed by Igor Olenicoff, who blamed UBS for his failure to disclose about $200M in offshore accounts, has been dismissed
In addition to worrying about terrorists and buried bombs, it turns out that about 60,000 active-duty troops and reservists have another fear-inducing group gunning for them: the Internal Revenue Service.
