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Applications being accepted for conservation tax credit program
Pennsylvania farmers can take advantage of nearly $7 million in tax credits to purchase on-farm conservation equipment or install facilities meeting best management practice standards through the Resource Enhancement and Protection, or REAP, program....Tags: Politics, Personal Income, Taxation, Credit and Debt
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Central issues of Election 2012
Whoever wins the presidential election in November will confront urgent problems: Should tax cuts scheduled to expire be renewed? Should federal spending be cut to reduce the deficit or would that weaken an already lackluster economy? After one of the...Tags: Mortgages, Science and Technology, The Wall Street Journal, Health Insurance, Afghanistan
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Health care premiums could drop for older adults
Premium Health News ServiceWith the health care law moving to center stage in the presidential campaign, it's easy to get confused by all the rhetoric. Time for a reality check: If you're in your 50s or 60s and need to find an individual insurance policy, you'll likely be better...Tags: Insurance, Employment Opportunities, Health Insurance, Healthcare Policies, Employment
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Net-zero energy homes on the rise
The Post and Courier, Charleston, S.C.Net-zero homes, as they sometimes are called, are a niche within the booming "green homes" sector. "In 2011, green construction was about a 17 percent share of the overall (home building) market, and that's up from less than 2 percent just a few years...Tags: Real Estate Buyers, Sears, Credit and Debt, Services and Shopping, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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Surveys: One-third of historic property tax credit recipients would do rehabs without subsidy
The Baltimore Sun recently published the results of its investigation into chronic problems with the way subsidies have been calculated under a property tax abatement program for historic rehabs. But apart from the problems, there’s also this...Tags: Politics, Property Tax, Human Interest, Taxation, Credit and Debt
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Toyota automotive parts supplier chooses Hancock Co. for first US facility
Gov. Mitch Daniels joined executives from Tsuda Industries Co., Ltd., a Japanese automotive parts supplier, Thursday to announce the company's plans to locate its first North American facility here, creating up to 116 new jobs by 2016. Tsuda, which...
Tags: Science and Technology, Manufacturing and Engineering, Politics, Japan, Automotive Equipment
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Nurse answers questions about consumer impact of Affordable Care Act
This week I'm turning to the expertise of retired registered nurse Bernadette Nugent to convey some detailed information on how the Affordable Care Act, in its present form, affects consumers. Nugent had a 40-year nursing career that included being a...
Tags: Insurance, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Health Insurance, Small Businesses, Nursing
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Verizon donates funds to local organizations
Daily American CorrespondentLocal businesses received a boost today from Verizon and state government through the Education Improvement Tax Credit. Allegany College of Maryland and Mountain Playhouse of Jennerstown received $2,500 each from the fund. The EITC was a state-...Tags: Education, Charity, New York City, Colleges and Universities, Arts and Culture
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The biz's taxing situation: Net benefit of incentive programs is complicated, controversial
VarietyThe vast majority of industryites -- from left-leaning opponents of corporate welfare to right-leaning anti-government types -- seem to agree on one thing: Domestic production incentives -- which are offered in 40 U.S. jurisdictions, including Puerto Rico...Tags: Foreign Exchange Market, Employment Opportunities, Employment, Mining, Susana Martinez
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Funding for wind energy incentive
Nothing puts a spoonful of dread in your morning coffee like this news: 90 jobs lost at the Molded Fiber Glass. Jobs lost from the local economy usually means people lost, which means more jobs lost as the customer base shrinks. Type "vicious circle"...Tags: Google Inc., Credit and Debt, Environmental Issues, Politics, Labor Day
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Corbett: "We weren't being secret" about $1.7B nat.gas tax credit.
Capitol Ideas with John L. MicekGov. Tom Corbett again defended a proposed $1.7 billion tax credit for Shell Oil and other natural gas companies this morning, arguing that "it isn't a bailout" for the gas giant and will spark a rebirth of manufacturing in the...... -
Maryland audit finds potentially $344,000 in improper unemployment benefits
The deceased, prisoners and even some state workers improperly collected unemployment benefits potentially worth about $344,000, according to a recently released audit of Maryland's Division of Unemployment Insurance. Auditors in the Department of...
Tags: Employment Opportunities, Employment, Internal Revenue Service, Accounting and Auditing, Trials
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