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Business owner pleads guilty to failing to pay employment taxes
A Landover business owner pleaded guilty in federal court Wednesday to failing to account for and pay employment taxes, leading to a more than $2.2 million tax loss, federal authorities said. Alphonso Tillman, 44, of Fort Washington, had been president...Tags: Trials, Judges, Employment, Employment Opportunities, Business
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Will 2012 be the year American democracy dies?
Who's buying our democracy? Wall Street financiers, the Koch brothers, and casino magnates Sheldon Adelson and Steve Wynn, among others. And they're doing much of it in secret. It's a perfect storm -- the combination of three waves that are about to...
Tags: Republican Party, Samuel A. Alito, Political Systems, Democratic Party, George Soros
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Taxpayers face long waits, conflicting information when trying to recover from identity theft
Tom Morgan tried to file his federal tax return electronically this year, but he kept getting an error message that advised him to double-check his Social Security number.
Morgan thought the problem was a transposed digit or some minor glitch on the IRS'...Tags: Equifax Incorporated, Criminals, Crime Victims, Social Security, Personal Data Collection
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Most households will pay thousands of dollars more in taxes if politicians can't compromise
President Barack Obama signaled on election night that he's willing to work with leaders in both parties on deficit reduction and tax reform. And House Speaker John A. Boehner said a day later that Republicans were open to new revenue. Is compromise...
Tags: Barack Obama, 401K, Finance, Social Security, Parties and Movements
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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: Accounting and Auditing, Trials, Labor Markets, Employment, Taxation
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Minus both incumbents, congressional candidates field difficult questions at HCC forum
Congressional candidates for Districts 1 and 2 addressed issues, such as the economy, partisan voting and Social Security during a moderated forum at Harford Community College Thursday night. Some candidates went so far as to take political jabs at the...Tags: Republican Party, Primaries, Democratic Party, Social Security, Companies and Corporations
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Rodricks: Conservatives create constitutional myths
Soon after President Barack Obama's inauguration, "I want my country back!" became the shrill battle cry of the tea party. Garrett Epps, a legal scholar based at the University of Baltimore, has a battle cry of his own: "I want my Constitution back!"...
Tags: Barack Obama, Tea Party Movement, Lawyers, Ron Paul, Judges
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After son's death, woman faces hefty tax bill on his student loans
After Regina Friend's son Roswell committed suicide last year, she was at least relieved to know that the loans he took out to pay for his Temple University degree were forgiven. But now, the Cockeysville woman has learned she faces a hefty tax bill on...Tags: Suicide, Finance, Morgan State University, Lawyers, Teaching and Learning
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A do-nothing Congress returns to Washington; don't expect much
A wild windstorm swept through the nation's capital on Saturday, tossing broken tree limbs, downing power lines and forcing thousands of suburbanites to eat dinner by candlelight. On Sunday, with the skies sunny and mostly clear, the oppressive heat...
Tags: Credit Ratings, Republican Party, Standard & Poor's Financial Services LLC, John Boehner, Tea Party Movement
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Lawmakers aim crackdown on federally employed tax scofflaws
Some members of Congress want to fire federal workers who are seriously delinquent on their taxes. Furthermore, if they had their way, prospective employees in deep tax arrears wouldn't even be considered for a job with Uncle Sam. The Republican-led...
Tags: Government, Jason Chaffetz, Lawyers, Judges, U.S. Senate
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Memo to Romney: Stop talking about your taxes; it's not helping
For all the media clamor for Mitt Romney to come clean on his past tax returns, maybe his campaign advisers would be better off just advising him to keep quiet on the matter, before he gaffes again. Mr. Romney's supposedly clarifying remark that he has...
Tags: Los Angeles Times, Republican Party, Barack Obama, 2012 Republican National Convention, Mitt Romney
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Congressional candidate profiles
MEET THE CANDIDATES When Marylanders head to the polls Nov. 6, they will elect members of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives in addition to casting their ballots for president. Dozens of people are running for a chance to represent the...Tags: Health and Safety at School, Health Organizations, International Atomic Energy Agency, U.S. Elections, University of New Hampshire
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