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Taxation in the United Kingdom / Political economy / Income tax in the United States / Earned income tax credit / Child tax credit / Accountancy / Income tax in Australia / Poverty in the United States / Lucky duckies / Taxation in the United States / Tax credits / Public economics
Date: 2010-09-28 11:14:30
Taxation in the United Kingdom
Political economy
Income tax in the United States
Earned income tax credit
Child tax credit
Accountancy
Income tax in Australia
Poverty in the United States
Lucky duckies
Taxation in the United States
Tax credits
Public economics

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