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  • Here We Go Again? . . . CA Enterprise Zones to Come Under Fire from Democrat Supermajority

    Tuesday, 18 December 2012

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    Vaughn Hromiko

    We’ve grown accustomed to California’s Governor and Democrat-controlled legislature’s attempts to curtail the state’s enterprise zone program.  Governor Brown’s 2010 budget proposal included provisions to completely eliminate the program.  Such attempts have consistently failed in the past, while supporters of the program have furthered their own efforts to make the program more effective and accountable. (more…)

    California Supermajority Darrell Steinberg Enterprise Zones Governor Jerry Brown
    Read more: Here We Go Again? . . . CA Enterprise Zones to Come Under Fire from Democrat Supermajority

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  • Something to Watch – Today’s Obama Interviews May Provide a Breakthrough on Tax Extenders

    Thursday, 13 December 2012

    By

    Vaughn Hromiko

    President Obama’s  TV interviews scheduled for today may provide fuel for a potential breakthrough in tax and spending talks, according to Paul Suplizio, President of the WOTC Coalition.  WOTC and numerous other tax provisions hang in the balance . . . although failure now may still be rectified after the new year. (more…)

    Fiscal Cliff President Barack Obama Speaker John Boehner Work Opportunity Tax Credit Wotc
    Read more: Something to Watch – Today’s Obama Interviews May Provide a Breakthrough on Tax Extenders

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  • New WOTC Category Proposed – for Hurricane Sandy Employees

    Tuesday, 11 December 2012

    By

    Vaughn Hromiko

    On Monday, U.S. Senator Charles E. Schumer (D., NY) and U.S. Senator Robert Menendez (D., NJ) announced comprehensive legislation to reduce the tax burden on those financially impacted by Superstorm Sandy.  It’s called “The Hurricane Sandy and National Disaster Tax Relief Act of 2012.”
    Within its mixed bag of proposed tax benefits, we find this  jewel: a new WOTC category for Hurricane Sandy victims. (more…)

    Hurricane Sandy Wotc Senator Charles E Schumer Senator Robert Menendez Work Opportunity Tax Credit Wotc
    Read more: New WOTC Category Proposed – for Hurricane Sandy Employees

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  • House Divided Over Tax & Spend Options – Tax Extenders Are Negotiable

    Thursday, 06 December 2012

    By

    Vaughn Hromiko

    A precarious moment has arrived for extending the Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) and other tax extenders.  Republican leadership has expressed their general opposition to the $200 billion in “stimulus” included in President Obama’s budgetary demands.  The Republican leadership has not specifically mentioned the $40 billion in tax extenders BUT the extenders (including WOTC) are part of the larger $200 billion stimulus package. (more…)

    Paul Ryan Paul Suplizio President Barack Obama Speaker John Boehner Tax Extenders Work Opportunity Tax Credit Wotc Wotc Coalition
    Read more: House Divided Over Tax & Spend Options – Tax Extenders Are Negotiable

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