<--- Back to Details
First PageDocument Content
Public finance / Tax / Income tax in the United States / Business / Income tax / Value added tax / Political debates about the United States federal budget / Oklahoma state budget / Public economics / Accountancy / Finance
Date: 2014-06-19 14:39:49
Public finance
Tax
Income tax in the United States
Business
Income tax
Value added tax
Political debates about the United States federal budget
Oklahoma state budget
Public economics
Accountancy
Finance

COMPTROLLER Peter Franchot ~~~g~~;e~~ D

Add to Reading List

Source URL: finances.marylandtaxes.com

Download Document from Source Website

File Size: 466,69 KB

Share Document on Facebook

Similar Documents

Microsoft Word - Transcript

Microsoft Word - Transcript

DocID: 1riSj - View Document

GRAY PANTHERS OF SAN FRANCISCO  SFGP Board Recommends: Prop. 1A—NO NO NO Prop. 1C—NO

GRAY PANTHERS OF SAN FRANCISCO SFGP Board Recommends: Prop. 1A—NO NO NO Prop. 1C—NO

DocID: 1rfUC - View Document

state tax notes™ State-Local Government Fiscal Conditions After the Great Recession by Ronald C. Fisher and Robert W. Wassmer Ronald C. Fisher is a professor of economics at Michigan State University and Robert W. Wass

state tax notes™ State-Local Government Fiscal Conditions After the Great Recession by Ronald C. Fisher and Robert W. Wassmer Ronald C. Fisher is a professor of economics at Michigan State University and Robert W. Wass

DocID: 1raJM - View Document

SeptemberEconomic Update While the recovery for the U.S. seems to have slowed in recent months, California has continued to improve. U.S. unemployment has stayed just above 6 percent for the past few months, with

SeptemberEconomic Update While the recovery for the U.S. seems to have slowed in recent months, California has continued to improve. U.S. unemployment has stayed just above 6 percent for the past few months, with

DocID: 1r8Nl - View Document

OctoberEconomic Update California’s housing permits for August remained unchanged at 90,000, bringing down the year-to-date average for housing permits to 99,000. The final estimate of the U.S. real GDP growth i

OctoberEconomic Update California’s housing permits for August remained unchanged at 90,000, bringing down the year-to-date average for housing permits to 99,000. The final estimate of the U.S. real GDP growth i

DocID: 1r7yH - View Document