Bush tax withholding plan prompts millions to file W-4s
More than 100 million workers are altering W-4 forms to maintain higher withholding, ensuring larger refunds next year or hedging against tax due. Companies like Hallmark Kodak DuPont Paychex and Jackson Hewitt report sizable shares of employees seeking to keep higher withholding levels, while others resist the change.
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Washington
Bush
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Tom Block
H&r Block, Inc
Lakewood probes Dahmer link to 1980 slaying
Lakewood police examine possible Dahmer connection to Norman Liver’s 1980 murder amid the Milwaukee serial killer’s confessions. Officials note Liver’s age, homosexual ties to Bath Township, and that Dahmer was abroad with the Army in November 1980. investigators pursue any substantiating leads.
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Jeffrey Dahmer
Dahmer
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Milwaukee County
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Unron
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Milwaukee
Alan Clark
Norman Liver
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Liver
Bath Township
U.S. Army
Dennis Murphy
Germany
Summit County
Lynn C. Staley
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