Heard in more states: See you in tax court!
(Reuters) - Georgia State Representative Allen Peake owns 20 restaurants and this year he took his frustrations with his tax bills to the state capitol, where he helped push through...
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Heard in more states: See you in tax court!
(Reuters) - Georgia State Representative Allen Peake owns 20 restaurants and this year he took his frustrations with his tax bills to the state capitol, where he helped push through...
Ireland-bound Eaton is latest to end U.S. corporate citizenship
(Reuters) - Eaton Corp's purchase of electrical equipment maker Cooper Industries means another U.S. company will soon leave the United States in favor of relocating its headquarters to a foreign...
Ireland-bound Eaton is latest to end U.S. corporate citizenship
(Reuters) - Eaton Corp's purchase of electrical equipment maker Cooper Industries means another U.S. company will soon leave the United States in favor of relocating its headquarters to a foreign...
Ireland-bound Eaton is latest to end U.S. corporate citizenship
(Reuters) - Eaton Corp's purchase of electrical equipment maker Cooper Industries means another U.S. company will soon leave the United States in favor of relocating its headquarters to a foreign...
Ireland-bound Eaton is latest to end U.S. corporate citizenship
(Reuters) - Eaton Corp's purchase of electrical equipment maker Cooper Industries means another U.S. company will soon leave the United States in favor of relocating its headquarters to a foreign...
Complaint tests conservative group’s charity status
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A conservative group that promotes legislation in state capitals is mainly a lobbying organization and should not benefit from a special tax status meant for charities, a...
Complaint tests conservative group’s charity status
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A conservative group that promotes legislation in state capitals is mainly a lobbying organization and should not benefit from a special tax status meant for charities, a...
Analysis: U.S. CEOs’ take-home pay climbs on stock awards
(Reuters) - The take-home pay of U.S. chief executives grew at least 10 percent in 2011, propelled largely by a stock market rally, according to consultants' estimates. The trend may...
Analysis: U.S. CEOs’ take-home pay climbs on stock awards
(Reuters) - The take-home pay of U.S. chief executives grew at least 10 percent in 2011, propelled largely by a stock market rally, according to consultants' estimates. The trend may...