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Ready to Move for a New Job? Not So Fast! (Part II)

by Michael Froehls | Tuesday, April 17, 2012

How to minimize the risks of moving for a new job? Maximize your information before signing the deal and negotiate your job offer for job protection.

More on: Consumer Behavior, Negotiation, Personal Finance, Recession, Taxes
Photo of Ben Franklin: tax loopholes are government spending in disguise

Loopholes: Spending Dressed Up as Tax Cuts?

by Steve Brooks | Tuesday, April 17, 2012

Tax loopholes are really government spending by another name, experts say, and they cost the U.S. Treasury billions each year.

More on: Accounting, Economy, Taxes

Ready to Move for a New Job? Not So Fast! (Part I)

by Michael Froehls | Monday, April 2, 2012

Moving for a job can be the best thing that ever happens to you. Or it can turn out to be a nightmare. Learn how to protect yourself from the risks you can...

More on: Consumer Behavior, Negotiation, Personal Finance, Recession, Taxes
Payroll Tax

LINGO: Payroll Tax

by Kristen Maxwell | Monday, February 20, 2012

Lillian Mills explains where the chunk of money missing from your paycheck goes.

More on: Accounting, Personal Finance, Taxes
flat taxes are not simpler and their fairness is open to debate

LINGO: Flat Tax

by Kristen Maxwell | Monday, December 19, 2011

Is a flat tax simpler and more fair than our current system? Prof. Lillian Mills explains.

More on: Accounting, Politics, Taxes
The supercommittee must come up with a deficit-shredding plan. (iStockPhoto.com)

Shredding the Deficit

by Steve Brooks | Monday, October 31, 2011

McCombs faculty offer suggestions to help the supercommittee meet its Thanksgiving deadline.

More on: Debt, Economy, Global Issues, Politics, Recession, Taxes
Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain (Photo by Gage Skidmore/Flickr)

What the 9-9-9 Plan Means for Taxpayers

by Sandy Leeds | Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Herman Cain’s proposal would overhaul the federal tax code. It could also push a burden onto low-income taxpayers.

More on: Economy, Politics, Recession, Taxes
debt ceiling

Debt Ceiling Defined

by Kristen Maxwell | Friday, July 29, 2011

Lingo video: What is the debt ceiling, and how did it bring the nation to its knees?

More on: Debt, Economy, Global Issues, Politics, Taxes

U.S. Financial Report Reveals "Deep Trouble"

by Cory Leahy | Friday, July 22, 2011

"We're going to have to make some very critical choices," Granof says.

More on: Accounting, Debt, Economy, Politics, Recession, Taxes
lots of foreign country names

Foreign Tax Credit

by Kristen Maxwell | Tuesday, June 14, 2011

How the IRS avoids double-taxing foreign earnings -- but only up to a point.

More on: Taxes

Understanding the United States Debt – Fast Fact #1

by Tyler Chessman | Sunday, May 29, 2011
More on: Debt, Economy, History, Taxes
Progressive Tax Rate System

Progressive Tax

by Kristen Maxwell | Friday, May 20, 2011

Accounting guru Lillian Mills dispels the myth that graduating to a higher tax bracket decreases your income.

More on: Accounting, Taxes
Defusing the Deficit: 5 ways to solve the problem

Part 4: Solving the Deficit Step By Step

by Steve Brooks | Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Like losing weight, the steps needed to deflate the federal deficit are not drastic, say faculty at the McCombs School of Business. The chief obstacle is...

More on: Debt, Economy, Politics, Recession, Taxes
Close to Tipping Point? How the deficit tilts our economy

Part 3: The Deficit Takes a Big Bite Out of Our Economy

by Steve Brooks | Tuesday, April 26, 2011

To date, America’s mounting deficits have been an abstraction, a threat a couple of generations down the line. But there’s evidence, say faculty at the...

More on: Debt, Economy, Politics, Recession, Taxes
Part 2: A Political History of the Deficit

Part 2: How Washington Learned to Embrace the Deficit

by Steve Brooks | Thursday, April 21, 2011

Over the past 80 years, each party has relaxed standards and upped antes, making the national debt perhaps the most bipartisan program ever to come out of...

More on: Debt, Economy, Politics, Recession, Taxes
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