Tax

Faces of Global Financial Crisis 2008

Probably, there are no country with opened economy in the world, which has not suffered from financial crisis. Troubles about solvency of the biggest financial institutions of U.S.A. and Europe push the world financial system to systematic collapse. British Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling ask parliament to adopt £500 […]

Topics: Angela Merkel, Banks, Brazil, Bush, Business, Dmitry Medvedev, Dow Jones, Dubai, Europe, European Central Bank, Finance, Financial Crisis, Frankfurt, George W. Bush, Gold, Gordon Brown, Henry Paulson, IMF, Italy, Jean-Claude Trichet, Kuwait, London, Madrid, Malaysia, New York, Nicolas Sarkozy, Politics, President, Russia, Silvio Berlusconi, Stock Exchange, Tax, Taxpayer, Tokyo, U.S. Congress, U.S. President, US, World Bank |

Senate Refuses to End Tax Breaks for Big Oil

WASHINGTON — The Senate on Tuesday blocked a Democratic proposal to strip the five leading oil companies of tax breaks that backers of the measure said were unfairly padding industry profits while consumers were struggling with high gas prices. Despite falling eight votes short of the 60 needed to move ahead with the bill, top […]

Topics: Politics, Senate, Tax |

Top of the richest people in the world 2009

Magazine Forbes has published the next rating of the richest people in the world. The club of billionaires, according to the magazine Forbes, has lost for last year because of world financial crisis almost half of his fortune. The title of the richest person in the world under the magazine version was received by 53-year-old […]

Topics: Asia, Billionaire, Business, Europe, Finance, Financial Crisis, Tax, Taxpayer |