Obama Targets Financiers to Close 'Loopholes' in US Tax Code - Bloomberg

May 11th, 2009 by "Commodities Brokers" - Google News

Obama Targets Financiers to Close 'Loopholes' in US Tax Code Bloomberg
Obama Targets Financiers to Close 'Loopholes' in US Tax Code
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The changes would mean higher taxes for options and commodities brokers, hedge fund managers, and life insurers such as TIAA-CREF. The tax increases would help pay for Obama's health care reforms. Those proposals and others would nearly triple income …

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