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• Impending Tax Cuts ?Most Regressive on Record,? Analysts Find, The New Standard (December 29, 2005) by Brendan Coyne.
• Treasury Secretary Calls Clinton's Suprlus 'Mirage', Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (December 23, 2005) by Alison Fitzgerald.
• Alternative Maximum Foot Dragging, Free Market News Network (December 23, 2005).
• A Menacing Tax , Newark Star Ledger (December 23, 2005) by Karin Price Mueller.
• The Worst of 2005: Confusion, 'Reform' and (Ugh!) the AMT, Wall Street Journal (December 22, 2005).
• $1 trillion in income escaped taxes in '03, Bloomberg News (December 21, 2005) by Ryan J. Donmoyer.
• Under A Sheltering Lie, NPR's Marketplace (December 20, 2005) by Len Burman.
• Repair or repeal the alternative tax, Reading (PA) Eagle (December 19, 2005).
• Poor not important to officials, San Francisco Chronicle (December 18, 2005) by David Lazarus.
• Congress Lets Tax Breaks Lapse, Wall Street Journal (December 15, 2005) by Robert Guy Matthews.
• Tax breaks hard to take, Atlanta Journal-Constitution (December 14, 2005).
• Minimum Tax Could Apply to Millions More, Los Angeles Times (December 14, 2005) by Joel Havemann.
• Interfaith group: Bills give to the rich, take from poor, Oakland Press (December 14, 2005) by Sven Gustafson.
• Westmoreland votes to extend tax cuts, The Citizen (Fayetteville, GA) (December 13, 2005).
• Inside the Dividend Tax Cuts, Boston Public Radio (December 12, 2005).
• Stalemate on Minimum Tax Would Cost Region's Households, New York Times (December 11, 2005) by Ford Fessenden.
• Worldwide Flat Taxes, New York Times (December 11, 2005) by Michael Steinberger.
• Costly Alternatives, Time Magazine (December 11, 2005) by Perry Bacon Jr.
• Scrooge in the House, Boston Globe (December 10, 2005) by Derrick Z. Jackson.
• Citing rebounding economy, House votes to extends tax cuts, Knight Ridder (December 9, 2005) by James Kuhnhenn.
• House passes bill limiting the effect of minimum tax, Bloomberg News (December 8, 2005).
• There Are Ways to Fix Alternative Minimum Tax, Bloomberg News (December 8, 2005) by Gene Sperling.
• House puts tax cuts on front burner, Chicago Tribune (December 8, 2005) by Jill Zuckman.
• It's Time for Fair Taxes, not GOP Pandering to the Ultra Rich, Political Affairs (December 8, 2005) by Joel Wendland.
• The well-off vs. the rich, Baltimore Sun (December 7, 2005).
• Bush Faces a $30 Billion Quandary After Delay of Tax Overhaul, Bloomberg News (December 7, 2005).
• Debate Over Tax Cuts Centers on the Rich, Los Angeles Times (December 7, 2005) by Joel Havemann.
• Lawmakers May Run Out of Time for Tax Fix, Associated Press (December 6, 2005) by Mary Dalrymple.
• The tax-pain threshold, CNN (December 6, 2005) by Jeanna Sahadi.
• A bad alternative, Charlotte (NC) Observer (December 6, 2005).
• Congress's $70 Billion Tax Cut Pits Rich Against Super-Rich, Bloomberg News (December 5, 2005).
• 300,000 each month to lose food stamps under GOP scrooge plan, People's Weekly World (December 5, 2005) by Tim Wheeler.
• When Even Supply-Siders Say Taxes Must Rise, an Unpopular Policy Looks Inevitable, New York Times (December 5, 2005) by Eduardo Porter.
• Hmmm. What's This Alternative Tax? Hey, Wait! Ouch!, New York Times (December 5, 2005) by Edmund L. Andrews.
• Tax cuts in jeopardy this holiday season, Scripps Howard News Service (December 2, 2005) by Mary Deibel.
• Congressional Budget Plan Hurts Poor, BlackNews.com (December 2, 2005) by Judge Mathis.
• Reform the AMT, Newsday (November 29, 2005).
• Heed the advice of the Tax Reform Panel, Marshalltown (IA) Times-Republican (November 29, 2005) by Robert Stewart.
• Without change, more will feel pain, Bloomberg News (November 27, 2005) by John Wasik.
• Republicans Are Deeply Split Over How to Apportion New Tax Cuts , New York Times (November 26, 2005) by Edmund L. Andrews.
• ?Starve the poor? budget approved, People's Weekly World (November 22, 2005) by Tim Wheeler.
• Senate's Tax Bill Includes Incentives for Charity Gifts, New York Times (November 22, 2005) by Lynnley Browning.
• Tax cuts for rich come on backs of the poor, farmers, students , Portsmouth (NH) Herald (November 20, 2005).
• Bass and Bradley Support 50 Billion Spending Cut, New Hampshire Public Radio (November 18, 2005) by Dan Gorenstein.
• Big difference in tax bills on the Hill, CNN (November 16, 2005) by Jeanne Sahadi.
• Republicans, Democrats Spar Over Tax Cuts, San Francisco Chronicle (November 16, 2005) by Mary Dalrymple.
• Voters Showed Less Appetite for Tax Cuts, New York Times (November 14, 2005) by John Broder.
• Big Guys Win Again. This Is Tax Reform?, Newsweek (November 14, 2005) by Allan Sloan.
• GOP yanks plan for spending cuts; opponents say proposal would hurt poor, Florida Sun-Sentinel (November 11, 2005) by William E. Gibson.
• Tax Cut Endgame, Bangor (ME) Daily News (November 11, 2005).
• One Tempting Remedy for the Alternative Minimum Tax Has Flaws of Its Own , New York Times (November 10, 2005) by Alan Krueger.
• End the Mortgage-Interest Deduction!, Slate (November 10, 2005) by Jason Furman.
• AMT 101, CNN / Money (November 9, 2005) by Katie Benner.
• Poor shouldn't pay for hurricane relief, Zanesville (OH) Times Recorder (November 9, 2005) by John Corlett.
• A Right and Wrong Way to Kill the AMT, Washington Post (November 8, 2005) by Allan Sloan.
• Tax Panel?s Report Kicks Off Tax Reform Debate, Tax Notes (November 7, 2005) by Heidi Glenn.
• Taxwriters Request Revenue Numbers for Tax Reform Report, Tax Notes (November 7, 2005) by Heidi Glenn.
• GOP's borrow-spend remedy: Robin Hood in reverse, Cox News Service (November 6, 2005) by Tom Teepen.
• Let them eat pork, St. Petersburg Times (November 6, 2005).
• High-income taxpayers should plan years ahead, Fort Collins Coloradoan (November 6, 2005).
• Fiscal Phonies, Washington Post (November 2, 2005) by Robert J. Samuelson.
• Tax proposals meet stiff opposition, Dallas Morning News (November 2, 2005) by Pamela Yip.
• Tough fiscal times ahead?, Chicago Tribune (November 2, 2005) by William Neikirk.
• Advisory panel proposes overhaul of tax code, Knight Ridder (November 2, 2005) by Kevin G. Hall.
• President's Advisory Panel releases report on how to simplify the tax code, NPR's Marketplace (November 1, 2005) by Scott Jagow, Janet Babin.
• Tax panel urges major changes, CBS Marketwatch (November 1, 2005) by William L. Watts.
• Homeowner Tax Break: Time to Remodel?, Wall Street Journal (November 1, 2005) by Robert Guy Matthews.
• A 'starting place' in effort to reform tax code, Scripps Howard News Service (October 31, 2005) by Mary Deibel.
• A Deal on Social Security, Washington Post (October 31, 2005).
• President's commission on tax reform expected to issue its official recommendations tomorrow, NPR's Marketplace (October 31, 2005) by Kai Ryssdal, Scott Tong.
• Advisory panel takes on tax monster, St. Paul Pioneer Press (October 30, 2005) by Dave Beal.
• 2-Parent Families and Poverty, Zenit (October 30, 2005).
• Good Intentions and Bad Intentions, College News (October 28, 2005) by Kimberly Clausing.
• Tax reform option, Washington Times (October 26, 2005) by Bruce Bartlett.
• Tax panel's hard work: Thanks for nothing, CBS Marketwatch (October 26, 2005) by Chuck Jaffe.
• Tax Reform, BNA Daily Tax Report (October 26, 2005).
• Tax-cuts package needs revision: Only benefits the rich, The Clarion-Ledger (Mississippi) (October 25, 2005).
• Early retirees turn to volunteer work, NPR (October 23, 2005) by John Ydstie.
• Now is not the time for cuts, Detroit News (October 22, 2005).
• Tax credits don?t always help the poor, Chicago Defender (October 21, 2005) by Greg Mathis.
• The Economy: Reduce welfare for the wealthy, Philadelphia Inquirer (October 21, 2005) by Andrew Cassel.
• US panel offers measures for simplifying tax code, NPR (October 21, 2005) by Renee Montagne, Wendy Kaufman.
• Tax plan hasn't a prayer, San Francisco Chronicle (October 20, 2005) by Kathleen Pender.
• 'X tax' likely to be axed: Recommendations of Bush's tax reform panel would upend the U.S. federal tax regime -- and most probably face fierce opposition, National Post / Financial Post (October 19, 2005) by Ryan J. Donmoyer.
• Tax-Overhaul Panel Gives Bush Two Choices, Wall Street Journal (October 19, 2005) by Robert Guy Matthews.
• Presidential commission unveils overhaul of tax code, NPR's Marketplace (October 19, 2005) by Scott Jagow, John Dimsdale.
• Tax reform panel releases its recommendations, NPR's Marketplace (October 18, 2005) by Kai Ryssdal, John Dimsdale.
• US tax panel set to complete recommendations, Reuters (October 17, 2005) by Mark Felsenthal.
• Builders vow to save home loan tax break, USA Today (October 13, 2005) by Sue Kirchhoff and Kathy Chu.
• Business In The Beltway, Forbes (October 12, 2005) by Janet Novack.
• Proposition 76: Curb on spending - or a 'power grab'?, Sacramento Bee (October 12, 2005) by Alexa H. Bluth.
• The Swamp Known as Tax Reform, Business Week (October 12, 2005) by Howard Gleckman.
• Panel targets cherished tax breaks, San Jose Mercury News (October 12, 2005) by Mark Schwanhausser.
• Bush Tax Panel Targets Mortgages, Wall Street Journal (October 12, 2005) by Robert Guy Matthews.
• A Twist on the Consumption Tax Gains Traction, Los Angeles Times (October 11, 2005) by Joel Havemann.
• Expert: Estate tax repeal would hit charities hardest., Accounting Today (October 10, 2005) by Ken Rankin.
• By the numbers, Minneapolis Star Tribune (October 9, 2005).
• Give neediest tax credit, too, Toledo Blade (October 9, 2005).
• Effectiveness of Tax Breaks Is Questioned, New York Times (October 6, 2005) by Edmund L. Andrews.
• Don't stick poor people with bill , Cincinnati Post (October 4, 2005) by Col Owens and John Corlett.
• Study Finds Many Children Don't Benefit From Credits, New York Times (October 3, 2005) by Jason DeParle.
• CED Plan Embraces the ?Money Machine?, Tax Notes (October 3, 2005) by Heidi Glenn.
• Tax Scholars Analyze Consumption Tax, Tax Notes (October 3, 2005) by Allen Kenney.
• Federal tax reform: time to go back to the drawing board?, CPA Journal (October 1, 2005) by Larry Witner, Kathleen Simons.
• Put your 401(k) on AUTOPILOT, Kiplinger's Personal Finance (October 2005) by Mary Beth Franklin.
• This man wants to dominate the radio airwaves. He wants to be a best-selling author. He wants to destroy the IRS. Two down, one to go., Money (October 2005) by Pat Regnier.
• One way to cut deficit, Toledo Blade (September 30, 2005).
• Local View: Congress widens gap between rich, poor, Journal Star (Lincoln, NE) (September 30, 2005) by Kathy Bigsby Moore.
• Republicans Tell America What They Think Is "Necessary" and "Unnecessary", The Huffington Post (September 30, 2005) by David Sirota.
• Report Says Bush's Tax Cuts Will Cause Some to Pay More, New York Times (September 24, 2005) by David Cay Johnston.
• Fears that Katrina has blown deep hole in deficit, Financial Times (September 22, 2005) by Christopher Swann.
• Tax relief for Katrina victims, San Francisco Chronicle (September 22, 2005) by Kathleen Pender.
• Economy slowing? Inflation brewing?, The Record (Bergen County, NJ) (September 19, 2005) by Kathleen Lynn.
• Economists, Housing Experts Question Proposals, Washington Post (September 16, 2005) by Jonathan Weisman.
• Education can crush poverty, San Francisco Chronicle (September 16, 2005) by David Lazarus.
• Cost of Katrina to hit budget hard , USA Today (September 14, 2005) by Mark Trumbull.
• New bill offers tax relief to Katrina victims and those who help them out, NPR Marketplace (September 13, 2005) by Scott Jagow, Scott Tong.
• Heaven Can Wait, Washington Post (September 11, 2005) by Paula Span.
• Come flood or fire, tax cuts for rich flow on, The Star-Ledger (NJ) (September 9, 2005) by Tom Moran.
• What Will the Tax Reform Panel Ultimately Endorse?, Tax Notes (September 5, 2005) by Heidi Glenn.
• Rethinking the best-laid plans, Newsday (September 4, 2005) by Tami Luhby.
• George Maynard Bush, Economist (September 3, 2005).
• A Battle to the Death, National Journal (September 3, 2005) by David Baumann.
• Consumers seen cutting spending, Chicago Tribune (August 31, 2005) by William Neikirk.
• Time To Take Federal Budget Off Autopilot, Investor's Business Daily (August 29, 2005) by Rudolph G. Penner and Eugene Steuerle.
• Is this tax trap waiting for you?, Chicago Tribune (August 21, 2005) by William Neikirk.
• Estate-tax spin, Townhall.com (August 18, 2005) by Alan Reynolds.
• Social Security Reform May Spur More Seniors To Keep Working, Investor's Business Daily (August 16, 2005) by Jed Graham.
• Q & A / NEAL BOORTZ, Radio host and author: FairTax 'a second American revolution', Atlanta Journal-Constitution (August 14, 2005).
• The 1% Split Over Estate Taxes, Washington Post (August 12, 2005) by Jeffrey H. Birnbaum and Jonathan Weisman.
• No Easy Remedy For AMT Blues, Congressional Quarterly (August 12, 2005) by Jill Barshay.
• 'Death tax' debate alive and kicking in Senate, Scripps Howard News Service (August 11, 2005) by Ann McFeatters.
• Bush's Rocky Recovery, Boston Globe (August 10, 2005) by Scot Lehigh.
• Bills aim to boost retirement savings, Dallas Morning News (August 8, 2005) by Pamela Yip.
• Reform, not repeal, Orlando Sentinel (August 6, 2005).
• The AMT: not just for rich people any more, The Common Voice (August 2, 2005) by Doug French.
• Estate Tax Advocates Shift Moral Spotlight onto Unbridled Inheritance, The New Standard (July 28, 2005) by Michelle Chen.
• Sob stories mask a giveaway for the super wealthy, USA Today (July 27, 2005).
• Killing The AMT Tax Is W. House Priority, But Reform Elusive, Investor's Business Daily (July 26, 2005) by Jed Graham.
• Abolish the AMT? Think tax hike, CNN / Money (July 22, 2005) by Krysten Crawford.
• Three Roads to Tax Reform, Business Week (July 22, 2005) by Howard Gleckman.
• Repeal of AMT would benefit New Yorkers, Buffalo News (New York) (July 22, 2005) by David Robinson.
• Republicans Plan A Vote in Senate On Estate Tax, Wall Street Journal (July 22, 2005) by Brody Mullins.
• The case for environmental taxes, Washington Examiner (July 21, 2005) by Bill Gale.
• Minimum-Tax Repeal May Mean End to State, Local Tax Deduction, Bloomberg (July 21, 2005).
• Bush panel backs tax overhaul, Newsday (July 21, 2005) by Tami Luhby.
• Tax simplification: not so simple, CNN / Money (July 20, 2005) by Krysten Crawford.
• For Some, the Tax Cut on Investment Income Is Not as Sweet as Advertised, New York Times (July 19, 2005) by David Cay Johnston.
• US tax figures point to sharp fall in deficit, Financial Times (July 14, 2005) by Andrew Balls and Christopher Swann.
• Homes as Hummers, Washington Post (July 13, 2005) by Robert J. Samuelson.
• Republicans retrench on Social Security fix, Washington Times (July 10, 2005) by Amy Fagan.
• Old. Smart. Productive. Surprise! The graying of the workforce is better news than you think, Business Week (June 27, 2005).
• Toward Fundamental Tax Reform, Tax Notes (June 27, 2005) by Sheldon Pollack.
• For arts, nonprofits, a test of will, Portland (ME) Press Herald (June 26, 2005) by Bob Keyes.
• The High-Risk Presidency, National Journal (June 25, 2005) by John Maggs.
• Able and willing - or "lazy geezers"?, Seattle Times (June 24, 2005) by Ellen Goodman.
• Low savings rate leaves Americans vulnerable, Financial Times (June 22, 2005) by Christopher Swann.
• Senators Near Deal to Eliminate Estate Tax for All but the Richest, Wall Street Journal (June 22, 2005) by Brody Mullins.
• US deficit shrinks: a vindication for tax cuts?, Christian Science Monitor (June 20, 2005) by David R. Francis.
• Best year to die: 2010 when estate tax law repealed, The Desert Sun (Palm Springs, CA) (June 17, 2005) by Howard Gordon.
• In Overhaul of Social Security, Age Is the Elephant in the Room, New York Times (June 11, 2005) by Robin Toner and David E. Rosenbaum.
• The Economy: How to examine Social Security, Philadelphia Inquirer (June 9, 2005) by Andrew Cassel.
• House Panel Considers Tax Law Overhaul, Washington Post (June 8, 2005) by Mary Dalrymple.
• House Panel Considers Tax Law Overhaul, New York Times (June 8, 2005) by Associated Press.
• Who gets what: Simple, yet so complicated, USA Today (June 7, 2005) by Richard Wolf.
• Class Matters, New York Times (June 5, 2005) by David Cay Johnston.
• We're All Living on Borrowed Time, Los Angeles Times (June 1, 2005) by William G. Gale and Peter R. Orszag.
• Tax talk, The Desert Sun (Palm Springs, CA) (June 1, 2005) by Howard Gordon.
• Evading avoidance, Private Banker International (May 31, 2005).
• A Retiree Trying to Save His Life's Work, Los Angeles Times (May 30, 2005) by Joel Havemann.
• Mr. Bush's Proposal, Washington Post (May 30, 2005).
• That Municipal Bond May Not Be Tax-Free, New York Times (May 29, 2005) by Jonathan Fuerbringer.
• Letters to the Editor, Des Moines Register (May 29, 2005) by C. Euguene Steuerle.
• Partisan clash stalls progress on Social Security, San Francisco Chronicle (May 26, 2005) by Carolyn Lochhead.
• Progress is slow on Social Security, Des Moines Register (May 26, 2005) by Jane Norman.
• Senators push to repeal alternative tax, Philadelphia Inquirer (May 24, 2005) by Nicholas Johnston.
• AMT reform? No sure thing, CNN / Money (May 24, 2005) by Krysten Crawford.
• Letters to the Editor, Des Moines Register (May 22, 2005).
• Retirement at 70, Washington Post (May 18, 2005) by Robert J. Samuelson.
• Older Workers Needed, Newsweek (May 18, 2005) by Robert Samuelson.
• Beware the Easy Fix for Social Security, New York Times (May 15, 2005) by Edmund L. Andrews.
• Salesmanship needs to be applied to savings message, St. Louis Dispatch (May 15, 2005) by David Nicklaus.
• Thomas plans 'sprint' for Social Security plan, San Francisco Chronicle (May 13, 2005) by Carolyn Lochhead.
• Raise age to retire?, Des Moines Register (May 13, 2005) by Jane Norman.
• Lawmaker suggests automatic savings, USA Today (May 12, 2005) by Richard Wolf.
• The Estate Tax: Efficient, Fair and Misunderstood, New York Times (May 12, 2005) by Robert Frank.
• Republicans Test Case For Raising Retirement Age, Wall Street Journal (May 12, 2005) by Jackie Calmes.
• U.S. House begins push for Social Security revamp, Reuters (May 12, 2005) by Donna Smith.
• Democrats Aren't Budging as Thomas Opens Social Security Review, Bloomberg (May 12, 2005).
• Medicaid fix could hurt most vulnerable, Dallas Morning News (May 10, 2005) by Robert Dodge.
• Older workers change Social Security debate, Asbury Park Press (Neptune, NJ) (May 9, 2005).
• Tax information can be misleading, Springfield State Journal Register (Springfield, IL) (May 9, 2005) by Brian Mackey, Dori Meinert.
• Analysts suggest mandatory health coverage, Washington Times (May 5, 2005) by Andrew Damstedt.
• So the Rich Get Richer?, New York Daily News (May 3, 2005).
• So the Rich Get Richer?, US News and World Report (May 2, 2005) by Mortimer B. Zuckerman.
• Budget blueprint draws battle lines, Kansas City Star (May 2, 2005) by David Goldstein.
• Pimp my ride--not my retirement, The Post (Ohio University) (May 2, 2005) by Jess Wilhelm.
• The Federal Budget: Too many unkind cuts, Philadelphia Inquirer (May 1, 2005).
• Figuring income taxes twice?, Chattanooga Times Free Press (Tennessee) (May 1, 2005).
• Home Improvements: Mortgage interest is deductible, but the alternative minimum tax complicates things., Financial Planning (May 1, 2005) by Michael E. Kitces.
• Lowdown on the AMT, On Wall Street (May 1, 2005) by Donald Jay Korn.
• Upward Mobility: Does Income Inequality Threaten the American Dream?, Congressional Quarterly (April 29, 2005).
• Worse Than No Budget, Washington Post (April 28, 2005).
• Replay of 1099 Dilemma Sparks Questions About Amended Returns, Wall Street Journal (April 27, 2005) by Tom Herman.
• Contending voices, Fort Worth Star-Telegram (April 26, 2005) by Don Erler.
• Letters to the Editor, Washington Times (April 25, 2005).
• Tax panel: Too many breaks, CNN (April 25, 2005).
• A Nest Egg That's A No-Brainer, Business Week (April 25, 2005) by Howard Gleckman.
• Social Security watershed, Philadelphia Inquirer (April 24, 2005) by Larry Eichel.
• A Democratic Dishonor Roll, The Nation (April 23, 2005).
• Who feels the estate tax pain?, Houston Chronicle (April 23, 2005) by Bennett Roth.
• It Seems To Us ..., Buffalo News (New York) (April 23, 2005).
• Out of Focus, Wall Street Journal (April 22, 2005) by Jennifer Johnson.
• How Bush and Cheney Avoided the AMT, Wall Street Journal (April 20, 2005) by Tom Herman.
• Beware A Sales Tax In The Name Of Simplicity, Business Week (April 18, 2005) by Robert Kuttner.
• Americans, Already Retiring Later, May Help Fix Social Security, Bloomberg (April 18, 2005).
• Tax simplification simplified, Washington Times (April 18, 2005) by Alan Reynolds.
• The case for flat taxes - Simplifying tax systems, Economist (April 16, 2005).
• If You Think Taxes Are a Pain Now ..., Los Angeles Times (April 15, 2005) by Len Burman.
• Alternative minimum snare, Boston Globe (April 15, 2005).
• Bush panel vows revamp of tax code, Chicago Tribune (April 15, 2005) by William Neikirk.
• Hurts So Good, New York Times (April 15, 2005) by Joseph J. Thorndike.
• Death to the Death Tax?, Washington Post (April 15, 2005) by Howard Kurtz.
• Tax system inequities need congressional fix, The Republican (Springfield, MA) (April 15, 2005).
• Levy for rich snares middle class, Boston Globe (April 14, 2005) by Andrew Caffrey.
• When This Tax Hits, There's No Alternative, Los Angeles Times (April 14, 2005) by Joel Havemann.
• House Passes Permanent Estate Tax Repeal, Washington Post (April 14, 2005) by Jonathan Weisman.
• Populist Scythe Aids 'Death Tax' Foes, Wall Street Journal (April 14, 2005) by David Wessel.
• Additional tax sparks hot debate, The Patriot-News (Harrisburg, PA) (April 14, 2005) by Brett Lieberman.
• Savings Tax Break Costs Exceed Actual Savings, National Underwriter (April 13, 2005) by Allison Bell.
• Senate Talks May Lead to Compromise on Estate Tax, Los Angeles Times (April 13, 2005) by Janet Hook.
• Earn $1 Million And Pay No Tax, Wall Street Journal (April 13, 2005) by Tom Herman.
• Step by Step, New York Times (April 12, 2005) by Eduardo Porter.
• The Rich Get Richer, Washington Post (April 12, 2005).
• When Did the Blind Get a Tax Break?, Slate (April 12, 2005) by Daniel Engber.
• Tax Increase That Bush Didn't Mention, New York Times (April 11, 2005) by Edmund L. Andrews.
• Rising deficits, war spending put Bush tax cuts in question, Scripps Howard News Service (April 11, 2005) by David Westphal.
• Computerized returns clicking with taxpayers, Chicago Tribune (April 10, 2005) by Greg Burns.
• Taxing Problem, CBS News Sunday Morning (April 10, 2005).
• Tax quirk can mean bigger bill, Akron Beacon Journal (April 10, 2005) by Marilyn Geewax.
• At the Top, Pennies Per Share Add Up, Washington Post (April 8, 2005) by Jonathan Weisman.
• Senators Discuss Compromise Bill For the Estate Tax, Wall Street Journal (April 8, 2005) by Brody Mullins.
• The Debate We?re Not Having, Newsweek (April 6, 2005) by Bob Samuelson.
• Out of balance/House asks the poor to pay, Minneapolis Star Tribune (April 5, 2005).
• A tax aimed at the rich now hits the masses, Scripps Howard News Service (April 5, 2005) by Mary Deibel.
• Readers Comment on AMT, Wall Street Journal (April 5, 2005) by David Wessel.
• Some economists see need for automatic 401(k) plans, Houston Chronicle (April 3, 2005) by Timothy Spence.
• The Coming Tax Hike, CFO Magazine (April 1, 2005) by Don Durfee.
• Many ways to increase U.S.personal savings, United Press International (April 1, 2005) by Dar Haddix.
• Exemption Sought For Employers Offering Automatic 401(k) Plans, Workforce Management (April 1, 2005) by Jessica Marquez.
• Test Your Tax Ability, CNN / Money (April 2005) by David Futrelle.
• Millions Face Extra Tax Burden, Wall Street Journal (March 31, 2005) by David Wessel.
• A taxing exercise, Washington Times (March 30, 2005) by Bruce Bartlett.
• IRS plan would help older workers step slowly out of the work force, Bradenton Herald (March 29, 2005) by Bob Moos.
• The New Tax Trap, Time Magazine (March 28, 2005) by Daniel Kadlec.
• Wasting the Capital Glut, Business Week (March 28, 2005) by Christopher Farrell.
• Geared up: a new gold rush in property threatens the engine of American growth, Financial Times (March 28, 2005) by Christopher Swann.
• Tax aimed at rich is bane of many middle-income taxpayers, Minneapolis Star Tribune (March 27, 2005) by Susan Feyder.
• Medicare premiums to jump next year, San Francisco Chronicle (March 26, 2005) by Carolyn Lochhead.
• Tax Experts Push for Overhaul, New York Times (March 24, 2005).
• AMT: Tax hell, CNN / Money (March 23, 2005) by Gerri Willis.
• Subtracting the add-on account, The Joplin Globe (March 23, 2005) by Marie Cocco.
• Reading tea leaves on Social Security, Boston Globe (March 22, 2005) by Charles Stein.
• Tax reform: Another dismal science, United Press International (March 21, 2005) by Dar Haddix.
• Analysis: For Bush, huge federal deficits may be one of his legacies, Naples Daily News (Naples, FL) (March 21, 2005) by Tom Raum.
• Reinventing retirement, Dallas Morning News (March 20, 2005) by Bob Moos.
• Default 401(k) enrollment weighed to lift savings rate, Albany Times Union (March 20, 2005) by Timothy Spence.
• Social Security seen as puzzling priority Other concerns more pressing, some say, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (March 20, 2005) by Paul Barton.
• Maximizing the minimum tax, Washington Times (March 19, 2005) by Alan Reynolds.
• Working poor often pass up hefty tax break, Seattle Post-Intelligencer (March 18, 2005) by Paul Nyhan.
• Time for the IRS to quit tinkering with the tax forms, NPR's Marketplace (March 18, 2005) by Cheryl Glaser.
• Medicare: The next riddle for the ages, USA Today (March 17, 2005) by Dennis Cauchon.
• Tax trap for wealthy also snares middle class, The Capital (Annapolis, MD) (March 15, 2005) by Elizabeth Leis.
• Savings: Lots of Talk, but Few Dollars, New York Times (March 14, 2005) by Edmund L. Andrews.
• Slowly, raising the retirement age gains ground, Philadelphia Inquirer (March 14, 2005) by Larry Eichel.
• Will boomers cash in?, Christian Science Monitor (March 14, 2005) by Scott Wallace.
• Tax panel examining host of reform options, CFO Magazine (March 14, 2005) by Roger Russell.
• Whichever Way We Go, Some Get Left Behind, Washington Post (March 13, 2005) by Eugene Steuerle.
• Middle class soon will feel the pinch, San Diego Union-Tribune (March 13, 2005) by Dana Wilkie, Finlay Lewis.
• The American flat tax - it's not pretty, Inside Bay Area (Oakland, CA) (March 13, 2005).
• Alternative Minimum tax rules, Concord Journal (MA) (March 10, 2005) by David B. Matias.
• Messing with Social Security, CNN (March 7, 2005) by Mark Shields.
• U.S. Already Has a Flat Tax, and It Isn't Pretty, Bloomberg (March 7, 2005) by John Wasik.
• Bush to Blue States: Drop Dead, Fortune (March 7, 2005) by Peronet Despeignes.
• Tax cut may strain retirees' safety nets, Dallas Morning News (March 7, 2005) by Robert Dodge.
• Some in Congress support enhancing 'automatic' 401(k)s, Investment News (March 7, 2005) by Sara Hansard.
• Who Wins in a New Social Security?, New York Times (March 6, 2005) by Eduardo Porter.
• Greenspan Touts Consumption Tax, Forbes (March 4, 2005).
• Fed's Chief Gives Consumption Tax Cautious Backing, New York Times (March 4, 2005) by Edmund L. Andrews.
• Greenspan against tax reform proposal, USA Today (March 4, 2005) by Barbara Hagenbaugh.
• Consumption Tax, Newshour with Jim Lehrer (PBS) (March 3, 2005).
• Medicaid: the 'monster in the road', Christian Science Monitor (March 3, 2005) by Gail Russell Chaddock.
• Trapped By A Tax?, CBS News (March 3, 2005).
• Charities May See More Scrutiny, Wall Street Journal (March 2, 2005) by Tom Herman.
• Make Your Taxes Disappear!, Mother Jones (March/April 2005) by Michael Scherer.
• In Bush's 'Ownership Society, Citizens Would Take More Risk, Wall Street Journal (February 28, 2005) by Jackie Calmes.
• Early retirement? Not so fast, Charlotte Observer (February 27, 2005) by Kevin G. Hall.
• AMT: The tax we love to hate, CBS Marketwatch (February 25, 2005) by Marshall Loeb.
• US Budget Analysts Eye Entitlement Reform To Cut Deficit, Wall Street Journal (February 23, 2005) by Campion Walsh.
• Social Security: Bush Sales Pitch Curves Around Facts, Critics Say, Newhouse News Service (February 23, 2005) by Miles Benson.
• PEP, Pease, Presidents, Washington Post (February 22, 2005).
• Let the horse trading begin, US News and World Report (February 21, 2005) by Kenneth T. Walsh, Matthew Benjamin, Angie Cannon.
• Case of Vanishing Deductions: Alternative Tax Called Culprit, New York Times (February 21, 2005) by David Leonhardt.
• Budget Panelists Say Reforms Can Come Only Through Compromise, Tax Notes (February 21, 2005) by Wesley Elmore.
• Tax Reform Panel Explores Options, Tax Notes (February 21, 2005) by Martin Sullivan.
• Tax Reform Panel Hears Pros and Cons of Add-On Consumption Tax, Tax Notes (February 21, 2005) by Heide Glenn.
• FDR's Deal, In Bush's Terms, Washington Post (February 20, 2005) by Steven Mufson.
• State Will Do Taxes for Some, Los Angeles Times (February 20, 2005) by Evan Halper.
• Tax Reform: Lots of Talk, Little Action, The Ledger (Lakeland, FL) (February 20, 2005) by Cory Reiss.
• Hulshof seeking estate tax repeal, Kansas City Star (February 18, 2005) by Matt Stearns.
• Medicare facing fiscal ills, San Francisco Chronicle (February 18, 2005) by David Lazarus.
• Panel: Tax changes won't be easy task, Atlanta Journal-Constitution (February 17, 2005) by Bob Dart.
• Panel Hears Ideas for Income, Other Taxes, Los Angeles Times (February 17, 2005) by Mary Dalrymple.
• Waiting for retirement could help fix system, Detroit Free Press (February 17, 2005) by Kevin G. Hall.
• America's richest expect tax cuts as review starts, The Times (UK) (February 17, 2005) by Gabriel Rozenberg.
• Bush's Saving Strategies, Los Angeles Times (February 16, 2005) by Joel Havemann and Warren Vieth.
• Snow Kicks Off Tax Panel With Call For 'Major Reform', National Journal (February 16, 2005).
• Panel Looks Favorably on Consumption Tax to Supplement Income Tax, Congressional Quartely Weekly (February 16, 2005) by Jill Barshay.
• Your Retirement: How to Land On Your Feet, Newsweek (February 14, 2005) by Jane Bryant Quinn.
• Deeper Budget Cuts on the Horizon, Washington Post (February 14, 2005) by Terry M. Neal.
• Tax tinkering time-honored, not always successful, Omaha World Herald (February 13, 2005) by Jonathan Wegner.
• We'll Pay the Piper Later if our Leaders Keep our Taxes Low, Boston Globe (February 13, 2005) by Charles Stein.
• Tax Reform Looks for a Passing Lane, New York Times (February 13, 2005) by Edmund L. Andrews.
• The Bill's Lower Now. What About 4/15/11?, New York Times (February 13, 2005) by David Cay Johnston.
• Plan presents U.S. with hard choices, Chicago Tribune (February 13, 2005) by William Neikirk.
• Bush's Class-War Budget, New York Times (February 13, 2005) by Paul Krugman.
• A budget in denial, Boston Globe (February 11, 2005) by Scot Lehigh.
• Tax Expenditures, NPR's Marketplace (February 10, 2005) by Len Burman.
• Bush Budget Plays `Chicken' With Congress Over Minimum Tax, Bloomberg (February 10, 2005).
• Social Security dialogue should be wide-ranging, USA Today (February 10, 2005) by Eugene Steuerle.
• Poll: Tap wealthy on Social Security, USA Today (February 9, 2005) by Susan Page.
• ANALYSIS: Intangibles like war costs, Social Security revamp muddle deficit forecast, San Francisco Chronicle (February 8, 2005) by Tom Abate.
• President Bush's Budget Plan: A Bid for Permanent Tax Cuts, Los Angeles Times (February 8, 2005) by Peter G. Gosselin.
• Budget tight, deficit high, Christian Science Monitor (February 8, 2005) by Peter Grier and Liz Marlantes.
• Budget deficits threaten political will to tackle other Bush initiatives, Knight Ridder (February 8, 2005) by Steven Thomma and Kevin G. Hall.
• The dual challenge of repairing Social Security, Chicago Tribune (February 6, 2005) by Steve Chapman.
• Alternative tax to hit more with high incomes in 2004, Baltimore Sun (February 6, 2005) by Eileen Ambrose.
• Experts Consider Social Security Pitch, ABC News Nightline (February 5, 2005).
• 'Progressive' Tax Debate: Rich vs. Poor, Congressional Quartely Weekly (February 4, 2005) by Jill Barshay.
• Need for Medicare reform urgent, costly, Dallas Morning News (February 4, 2005) by Robert Dodge, Pamela Yip.
• Unanswered questions about changes in Social Security, Los Angeles Times (February 4, 2005) by Eileen Ambrose.
• Congress Left to Confront Hardest Work on Deficit and Social Security, Newhouse News Service (February 4, 2005) by Miles Benson.
• Bush, in Address, Lays Out Terms for Social Security Debate, Bloomberg (February 3, 2005).
• On Social Security, a rare Bush stumble, St. Petersburg Times (February 1, 2005) by Wes Allison, Anita Kumar.
• Make tax cuts permanent? Fix AMT first, CNN / Money (February 1, 2005) by Krysten Crawford.
• Slips of Paper, The American Prospect (February 1, 2005) by Rob Garver.
• Alternative maximum tax gimmick, Washington Times (February 1, 2005) by Bruce Bartlett.
• It Could Happen to You, Kiplinger's Personal Finance (February 2005) by Mary Beth Franklin, Jessica Anderson.
• Simplifying federal tax code is no simple matter, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (January 31, 2005) by Mary Deibel.
• Is Social Security's number up?, Chicago Tribune (January 31, 2005) by William Neikirk.
• Simplifying the tax code is no simple matter, Scripps Howard News Service (January 25, 2005) by Mary Deibel.
• Tax Reform Will Be Incremental, Panelists Say, Tax Notes (January 24, 2005) by Heidi Glenn.
• Crying needs for rural housing, The Joplin Globe (January 21, 2005) by Thomas D. Rowley.
• Bush Promotes Social Security Reform, Tax Notes (January 17, 2005) by Wesley Elmore.
• Bait And ..., The New Republic (January 17, 2005) by Jonathan Chait.
• It's More Than Social Security, Washington Post (January 14, 2005) by Robert J. Samuelson.
• Sounding the call for tax reform, CNN / Money (January 11, 2005).
• Tax cuts don't always mean more money in your pocket, The Leader (NY) (January 11, 2005) by Dave Davies.
• Tax Experts Predict No Big Shifts, Washington Post (January 10, 2005) by Jonathan Weisman.
• Some Points to Keep in Mind When Social Security Reform Heats Up, Newhouse News Service (January 4, 2005) by Miles Benson.
• The Meek Shall Inherit the Bill, New York Times (January 2, 2005) by Edmund L. Andrews.
• Taxing Decision: Pentium, Pencil Or Pro?, Forbes (January 1, 2005) by Janet Novack.