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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 2000

Page

3

Senate passes marriage penalty tax break bill

The Senate approved a marriage penalty measure that would cut income taxes for millions of married couples. If enacted, it would shift tax brackets and standard deductions for joint filers and increase future savings, with specific figures cited for married couples.

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Senate OKs bill to slash marriage tax

The Senate passed 61 to 38 a bill to eliminate the marriage penalty by cutting taxes for most married couples. The plan would reduce revenue by about 248 billion over 10 years, with eight Democrats crossing party lines. Differences with the House remain, and Clinton ties it to a Medicare drug benefit.

Washington Republicans Senate Sen William Roth R-Del Senate Finance Committee Clinton House Congress al Gore Trent Lott Congressional Budget Office GOP

Gasoline Costs Drive Sharp U.S. Inflation Jump in June

Washington reports show consumer inflation rose 0.6 percent in June, led by a 5.6 percent surge in energy costs and a record jump in natural gas. Core inflation rose 0.2 percent, suggesting prices outside energy and food remained tame. Economists split on Fed rate moves for August.

Washington Lergy Mark Zandi RFA Federal Reserve Fed Tim O'Neill Bank of Montreal Harris Bank CPI Ammuni

Summers urges automatic retirement saving to boost participation

Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers unveiled IRS rules to auto enroll workers in retirement plans, expanding auto enrollment to 403(b) and 457(b) plans and allowing rollovers to IRAs. He cited 75 million Americans not in any plan as evidence of the need for higher savings, noting disposable income savings slid to 0.3 percent in early 2000.

Washington Treasury Lawrence Summers Summers

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