Value added tax

Deal near, but work remains, to avert fiscal cliff crisis

The efforts to avert the fiscal cliff started slowly but took on urgency over the past 72 hours. All signs point to a broad outline of a deal being reached, but it remains unclear whether both the U.S. House and U.S. Senate will be able to vote on it before the night is over.

Deal near, but work remains, to avert fiscal cliff crisis

N.Y. strip club arguing it deserves same tax exemptions as other dance companies

N.Y. strip club arguing it deserves same tax exemptions as other dance companies

Proposed tax hikes in France strike a nerve with top earners

Proposed tax hikes in France strike a nerve with top earners
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French President Hollande's Plan to Tax Rich Touches Nerve

French President Hollande's Plan to Tax Rich Touches Nerve

Grassroots movement afoot in Canada to raise taxes on top earners

Grassroots movement afoot in Canada to raise taxes on top earners
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Why Some Canadians Want To Pay Higher Taxes

There's a tax revolt going on in Canada. People there want to pay higher taxes. The World's Jason Margolis has our story.

Why Some Canadians Want To Pay Higher Taxes

How Flat Taxes Worked Abroad

Several Republican presidential candidates are promoting the idea of a flat tax -- a system where everybody pays the same tax rate. The idea of a flat tax isn't all that novel or original. Lots of other countries have one.

How Flat Taxes Worked Abroad

Tax reform a popular topic among presidential candidates

With another debate on tap, Tuesday night in New Hampshire, Republicans and Democrats are lining up to unveil their plans for reforming the tax code. That reform is needed, they all agree. But each has their own prescription for change.

Tax reform a popular topic among presidential candidates

Top of the Hour: Tax Day, Morning Headlines

Top of the Hour: Tax Day, Morning Headlines
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Dan Ariely on why we pay taxes (and why we sometimes don't)

For a primer on what motivates us to cheat?and what keeps us honest?we are joined by behavioral economist Dan Ariely. He is the James B. Duke Professor of Behavioral Economics at Duke University.

Dan Ariely on why we pay taxes (and why we sometimes don't)

Charitable deductions cap may hurt nonprofits

A strategy to increase tax revenue is a cap on the rate that high-income taxpayers can use to claim charitable deductions, worrying some non-profits.

Charitable deductions cap may hurt nonprofits

Your tax rebate on a debit card

The best ways to get Americans to spend the $300 billion in tax cuts in President Obama's stimulus package.

Your tax rebate on a debit card

Art still a good investment

Downturns are everywhere, except perhaps in the art market -- the work of controversial artist Damien Hirst is up for auction for millions at Sothebys.

Art still a good investment
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Michigan Tax Break for the Rich?

Michigan Tax Break for the Rich?