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Capital Gains Fault Line as Obama-Romney Tax Plans Differ
bloomberg.com/news/2012-05-30/capital-gains-fault-line-as-obama-romney-tax-plans-differ.html
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President Barack Obama and Republican opponent Mitt Romney want to move the top capital gains tax rate in opposite directions, with a single number emphasizing their divisions on economic and fiscal policy.
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@TheLastJesus no, he's said he wants it to go up as scheduled http://t.co/lrIjfVLn
"Their differences on capital gains reflect the presidential candidates’ broader disputes over the tax code and..
@bozoc @burkeaan Romney wil capital gains op 15% houden, Obama verhogen naar 23,8 voor inkomsten hoger dan 2 ton http://t.co/pdnIFzDv
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What we are reading...Capital Gains Fault Line as Obama-Romney Tax Plans Differ http://t.co/kWvSh7tP via @BloombergNews
Capital Gains: Tax Plans of Obama & Romney Differ & we all know whose benefits the rich http://t.co/IXktaOH4 via @BloombergNews