Anti-counterfeit $20 bills heading for your wallet
Federal Reserve will begin circulating redesigned $20 bills next month with security features matching the latest designs on $50 and $100 notes. The new notes include color-shifting ink, a green glow security thread, a watermark portrait, and fine-line printing to deter counterfeiting.
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Marci Smith
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Kre Puen
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington, D.C
Andrew Jackson
White House
Tax law change lets home sellers downsizing by size and tax
Dick and Ann Miller move from Clinton New Jersey to Loudoun County Virginia as tax rules shift. The 25 percent cheaper new house, enabled by a law change, frees cash for investments or life changes. Many older owners follow by trading up fewer rooms for flexibility.
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Ann Miller
Washington
Dick Miller
Mobil Corp
Clinton
Loudoun County
Millers
Cathie Gill
Changes to tax law let homeowners keep more profits
Last year tax law changes simplified record keeping and made most home sale profits tax free. The rollover and exemption shelters let sellers avoid capital gains tax if they buy a similar or more valuable home within two years or since age 55. Married couples may exclude up to 500000, singles up to 250000, with residence requirements.
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New Jersey
David Rathgeber
Long & Foster
McLean
Joan Holtz
PriceWaterhouseCoopers
Nancy Broyhill
Long & Foster Real Estate Inc
Capital Gainsan
George
Chris Rogers
Burtonsville
Chris
Treasury Details New U.S. Currency Plan Through 2000
The Treasury will circulate new coins and bills over the next years. New $100 and $50 notes are in use. $20 notes arrive in September. Redesigns for $5 and $10 come next year, followed by a new $1 bill in 2000. A gold colored $1 coin may appear after Susan B Anthony dollars run out. Commemorative state quarters will debut five per year for 10 years, each with a state specific tails design.
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Marci Smith
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Treasury Department
Smith
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas liens filed in Douglas County details
Recently filed liens in Douglas County include Wynn Rosebaugh and R R Construction for 4682.42 dollars and Sunstrand Fluid Handling Corp for 106.60 dollars. Federal lien releases listed involve Jacqueline S Reid for 33164.78 dollars, 27484.37 dollars, and 27444.37 dollars.
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Kansas
Douglas County
Wynn Rosebaugh
R & R Construction
Sunstrand Fluid Handling Corp
Jacqueline S., Reid
Jacqueline S. Reid
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