15 April 2016 | |
If you think shouldering the cost of your government's spending is a burden, you haven't seen anything yet. Should French politician Christine Lagarde get her wish, you might be paying your share of the world's taxes sooner than later. The chief of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) wants to...
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Extensive home renovations are popular right now, especially among well-heeled professionals, according to the latest research from the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies (HJCHS). Research reveals that wealthy homeowners prefer to pay for renovations with cash or a home equity line of...
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A recent study by Oxfam found that the 50 largest US corporations have stashed about $1.4 trillion in a network of offshore shell companies. By hiding profits overseas and lobbying Congress for tax breaks, America's biggest corporations reduced their overall tax rate to an average of 26.5%. Of the...
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Salt Lake City has been a haven for alternative lifestyles since it was founded in 1847 by what was then a fringe community. Home of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and its revered Mormon Tabernacle Choir, the "Crossroads of the West" is a study in pioneer determination, endurance...
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Tax Day is Monday, April 18, although for many filers the day won't be as much of a pain as it is for the rest of us. According to the Tax Policy Center, nearly half of all households in the United States don't have to pay any federal income tax. Of the 77.5 million Americans who won't be paying...
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Just days after the International Monetary Fund (IMF) cut its global economic growth outlook for the 4th time in the last year, the monetary organization is warning that a repeat of the 2008 financial crisis could be waiting in the wings. At the root of the warning is the instability of large...
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