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Obama Tax Hikes: The Economic and Fiscal Effects - Vimarsana News

Obama Tax Hikes: The Economic and Fiscal Effects

Abstract: Since 1996, Congress after Congress has voted to lighten the tax burden on Americans. The current Congress will decide this fall whether to continue this policy or to significantly raise personal income taxes. President Obama has advanced a plan that reverses the long-standing successful policy: The President and his supporters are calling for tax increases, primarily on upper-income taxpayers and businesses— including small businesses, the primary job creators in the country.

Addressing pension adequacy and sustainability - Vimarsana News

Addressing pension adequacy and sustainability

The key contributors towards sustainability in pensions

Rapid delivery of bumper package of social measures - Vimarsana News

Rapid delivery of bumper package of social measures

By year-end the expenditure on enhanced pensions and social benefits is estimated to go up by hefty €90 million over 2021 with the number of beneficiaries, including families, reaching about 185,000

New benefit to cushion vulnerable families from inflation will come at Christmas - Vimarsana News

New benefit to cushion vulnerable families from inflation will come at Christmas

Second cost of living mechanism aimed at vulnerable families will benefit 80,000 people

"Making Work Pay" Credit Will Not Stimulate the Economy - Vimarsana News

"Making Work Pay" Credit Will Not Stimulate the Economy

President Barack Obama's "Making Work Pay" tax credit is a major piece of the fiscal stimulus plan currently being debated in Congress. The new credit is being touted as a tax cut, but inreality it is just more spending through the tax code.