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The Government needs to concentrate more on closing down tax shelters and reliefs - costing the State millions of euro each year - than cutting the pay of civil and public servants, a trade union said today. Full Article at Irish Times
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The Government needs to concentrate more on closing down tax shelters and reliefs - costing the State millions of euro each year - than cutting the pay of civil and public servants, a trade union said today. Full Article at Irish Times
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The Wall Street Journal has a very interesting look at estate taxes (or “death tax” if you prefer) across the nation this weekend. Full Article at The Moderate Voice
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (Legal Newsline)- A new California law that gives lower-income residents legal representation in certain civil proceedings is raising concerns with a leading national legal observer. Full Article at Legal NewsLine
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Oregon's upcoming tax election could be devastating for the state, no matter whether the measures pass or fail. The danger is that the campaigns will deteriorate into an attack on business on one side and public employees on the other. Full Article at Salem Statesman-Journal
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The Scottish Government faces significant challenges in balancing the budget while also delivering on its commitments and meeting increasing demands for public services ... All of this needs to be done with less money, in real terms, in future years.
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The landlord who has to do an eviction has to hire a lawyer now, foreclosures become more legally complicated and that all raises expenses and that money has to come from somewhere ... There are certainly going to be more cases that are going to be litigated than there otherwise would be.
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Whilst many public sector workers are poorly paid, at the top level of the service payments are really high
– Joan Burton SOURCE: Irish Examiner
