SALLY HERSHIPS, BYLINE: We've been talking about the so-called billionaire's tax. But what do people think on Wall Street, where some of the richest people in the world make their money?
HERSHIPS: It only takes three zeros to get you from millionaire to billionaire, and you can make those zeros right here in New York City's financial district. The Stock Exchange is here. Walk down the block, you'll see Tiffany's, shiny black cars with chauffeurs waiting inside.
Tariffs, taxes and nuclear weapons are big topics at the G-20 summit : NPR
At his first in-person G-20 summit, President Biden is discussing tariffs, taxes and nuclear weapons with leaders of the world's biggest economies.
KHALID: Thank you. And I guess it's not morning for you. I know you've had a long trip, a long day, but let's just start with the tariff announcement. President Biden certainly surprised some European leaders by keeping these Trump-era tariffs in place during the beginning of his presidency.
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At G-20, deals struck on climate and taxes, but skeptics doubt their reach - The Washington Post
As wealthy nations back Yellen's call for global taxation, fears about national differences quietly persist
Prince Charles, climate activist, tells G-20: 'The future of humanity and nature herself are at stake'
Energy-efficient rental inside Laurelhurst bungalow helps pay owner's rising taxes -
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Jerry Heade's retirement dreams included transforming underused space in his Portland house into a rental unit. The former pharmacist for Fred Meyer will soon be able to lock his front door and enjoy months-long trips without leaving his property vacant.
A second, smaller home sharing a residential city lot with an existing house has long enabled Oregonians to generate rental income or shelter additional family members.
Readers respond: Improve city or refund taxes - oregonlive.com
I recently received my property tax bill. It increased by more than $1,300 from last year. The portion that specifically goes to the city of Portland is $1,964.54 with an additional $565.79 for Portland local measures. This seems to be a waste of money.
In the past two years, the city has done little to prevent shootings, vandalism and the homeless issue that is rapidly increasing. The police department is in dire shape, with those sworn to protect the citizens and property of the city demoralized by city leaders.
Democrats Hammer Out Plan to Tax Billionaires and Corporate Giants - The New York Times
WASHINGTON — Senate Democrats rushed on Tuesday to nail down the details of a groundbreaking tax on billionaires' wealth , part of an elaborate menu of tax increases to finance a significantly scaled-back bill that would strengthen the social safety net and address climate change.
Shree Cement Second-Quarter Profit Rose 6.8% on Higher Sales, Lower Taxes - MarketWatch
Shree Cement Ltd.'s fiscal second-quarter net profit rose 6.8% compared with the same period a year earlier, helped by higher revenue and lower taxes.
The Calcutta-based cement company's net profit in the July-September period was 5.63 billion rupees ($75.1 million), it said late Friday.
Letter to the Editor: Pay, pay, pay your taxes | Letters | azdailysun.com
When the Rodeo- Chediski Fire ripped through Show Low Pinetop and Heber in 2002, a federal disaster area was declared by then President Bush. Monies from federal taxes flowed into the northern Arizona.
Whenever a disaster hits northern Arizona or anywhere else in the country, FEMA comes to the rescue. Citizens demand that our government steps in. Where does this money come from?
King backs Democrats' plan to make sure corporations pay taxes | Maine Public
BRUNSWICK, Maine — Maine's independent senator has joined with Democrats on a proposal to stop large corporations from avoiding federal taxes.
Sen. Angus King is working with Democrats including Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Sen. Ron Wyden of Oregon on the proposal. The senators said the legislation would establish a new corporate minimum tax that would be more fair.
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Donald Trump—who is still believed to be a billionaire despite tumbling off the Forbes rich list this year—sounds u… https://t.co/SJjKftmX2a thedailybeast (from New York, NY) Sun Oct 31 09:00:08 +0000 2021
Maybe @HouseGOP @SenateGOP should gather a list of Democratic leaders who owe taxes and challenge them to pay up be… https://t.co/NKKix3xVa3 chadfelixg Sun Oct 24 19:38:45 +0000 2021
