Who knew Bush could make tax policy without input from the Congress?
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In a series of little-noticed executive orders intended to ease the tax burden on corporate America, the Bush administration has implemented a number of new policies that will provide corporations with billions of dollars in tax relief without the consent of Congress.
The actions include new regulations, notices of new rulemaking, and tax collection policies on issues ranging from tax-free compensation for corporate executives to tax deductions for “intangible” assets to greatly expanded tax accounting flexibility for small- and medium-sized businesses.
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http://thehill.com/050802/treasury.shtmhttp://thehill.com/050802/treasury.shtm
Note: These are Treasury Department Executive Orders and Procedures. If you look at White House orders, you won't find them.
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In a series of little-noticed executive orders intended to ease the tax burden on corporate America, the Bush administration has implemented a number of new policies that will provide corporations with billions of dollars in tax relief without the consent of Congress.
The actions include new regulations, notices of new rulemaking, and tax collection policies on issues ranging from tax-free compensation for corporate executives to tax deductions for “intangible” assets to greatly expanded tax accounting flexibility for small- and medium-sized businesses.
MORE...
http://thehill.com/050802/treasury.shtmhttp://thehill.com/050802/treasury.shtm
Note: These are Treasury Department Executive Orders and Procedures. If you look at White House orders, you won't find them.
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