Douglas County faces growing brain drain as commuters rise
New Census figures show 7,887 workers commute into Douglas County while 13,082 residents travel out to work. KU PRIs analysis finds a 73 percent rise in local residents commuting since 1990, outpacing the county’s 22 percent population growth. Luke Middleton cites rising outmigration of labor.
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Taxpayers Favor Old Fashioned Tax Filing in Survey
A Briefcase Survey of 2,400 online respondents finds 62 percent avoid computers for tax returns, preferring pen and paper. Higher earners and college graduates lean to digital filing, while most not using tech for taxes.
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Microsoft Seeks Youth in Slowing Growth Era
Microsoft Corp faces a slowdown as its core Windows and Office products lose steam while its expansion into gaming, financing, and other ventures burns cash and tests relations with IBM and Sony. Analysts warn the shift to subscriptions may not last, even as the company reports record 2002 revenue and a first dividend amid cash reserves.
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Tax deadline tips and IRA guidance for 2002 filings
Practical reminders for 2002 tax returns emphasize avoiding IRS audits by accurate math and signatures, steering clear of scams, and understanding deduction rules. Key points cover traditional and Roth IRAs, MAGI thresholds, higher 2002 contribution limits, and May through April deadlines for contributions and education accounts.
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