Tax cut myths debunked in ongoing debate
A New York report flags myths in the tax cut discussion as lawmakers argue over expiry. It explains how the top rate would apply to taxable income of about 232000 for households and 191000 for individuals, noting deductions can keep higher earners below the threshold.
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Obama
Clint Stretch
Deloitte Tax
U.S
Tax Policy Center
Washington
Support Local Urged by Iowa Corridor Restaurateurs
Kurt Friese of Devotay and Amy Wyss of Zins in Cedar Rapids urge residents to support locally owned restaurants. They say repeat customers are vital in a small market and highlight the need to bring customers back through frequent patronage.
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Kurt Friese
Amy Wyss
Friese
Devotay
N. Linn St
Iowa City
Kim Wyss
Zins
Second Ave
Cedar Rapids
Locally Owned Restaurants Face Longer Waits Despite Popularity
Small chains and locally owned eateries show similar failure rates with 57 percent for chains and 61 percent for locals, according to H G Parsa of Ohio State University. Randy Larson notes crowds stay long at chains like Monica's and Bob's Your Uncle while relocation to busier corridors improves visibility. Location plays a crucial role as he aims to recover from prior losses.
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Ohio State University
Lindale Mall
Randy Larson
Monica
Second St
Coralville
Bob’s
Your Uncle Pizza Cafe
Dodge St
Iowa City
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Galvin couple pay off flood rebuilt home in Cedar Rapids
Jon and Alice Galvin, flood survivors, paid off their post flood 207 23rd St NW mortgage after years of advocacy for victims. They had earlier cleared a Fifth Street NW home, but the 2008 flood forced debt and housing changes for many Time Check residents. Their payoff reflects buyout program outcomes in the community.
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Jon Galvin
U.S. Bank
Jared Schirmer
Westdale Mall
Cedar Rapids
Jon
Alice Galvin
the Gazette
Fifth St
Time Check
Galvin
23Rd St
Galvins
WikiLeaks Battles to Stay Online Amid Attacks
WikiLeaks struggles to maintain access as governments and hackers attack its site. The group changes domains after a U.S. company halts traffic and faces pressure from French officials and Swedish authorities. Julian Assange faces procedural questions and new warrants while in Britain.
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London
U.S
Wikileaks.org
John Perry Barlow
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Julian Assange
Assange
Britain
Sweden
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