Deficit Panel Less Likely To Tackle Tax Code

BloombergDeficit Panel Less Likely to Tackle Tax CodeWall Street JournalWASHINGTON—Members of the congressional deficit-reduction committee are cooling to the idea of completing a comprehensive overhaul of the tax code by their November deadline, making it more likely the details of any major tax ...Election worries give momentum to deficit talksReutersBoehner, Pelosi Signal Flexibility to Get Deficit Cut DealSan Francisco ChronicleThe perpetual futility of a “grand bargain”SalonSTLtoday.com -CNN (blog) -Politicoall 100 news articles »

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