Monthly Archives: October 2011

Perry’s Flat Tax–Is the Devil in the Details?

Posted on October 25, 2011 by Greg Denning

As I was scanning an article in today’s WSJ regarding Rick Perry’s flat tax proposal, it really made me wonder what his proposal would look like and how taxable income would be calculated. On the surface, a flat tax sounds … Continue reading →

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The Buffet Tax – What Tax Loopholes Are The Rest of Us Missing?

Posted on October 3, 2011 by Greg Denning

Recently in the news we’ve heard that billionaire Warren Buffet pays tax at a lower tax bracket than his secretary does. He claims that his tax rate is 17% while his secretary’s tax rate is 36% (I’m not sure why … Continue reading →

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