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The IRS handled more than 482,000 delinquent tax cases in 2012, the most recent year for which data was available. (iStock)

IRS may give up too soon on half or more of delinquent tax cases, IG says

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Paul Ryan says he hopes his party can hit singles and doubles when it comes to spending and taxing. (Graeme Jennings/Examiner)
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Ryan hoping for ‘singles and doubles’ if Republicans win control of Senate

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Ugland House is the home of thousands of global companies in the tax haven of Grand Cayman Island, including one linked to Jack Lew before he became Treasury secretary. (AP Photo/David McFadden)
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Treasury’s Lew could face own tax slap

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High-end electric car consumers, rejoice. If you want to buy one of the famous Tesla cars and you live in Massachusetts, you can now do exactly that. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Economy

Think Tanks: Massachusetts cuts out the middlemen

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Republicans must broaden their appeal to Americans in poverty by touting growth-oriented economic policies such as lower taxes, Kentucky senator and Republican presidential prospect Rand Paul in an interview with CBN News.(AP Photo/Chris Carlson)
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Rand Paul to Americans in poverty: ‘Give Republicans another chance’

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Burdensome federal regulations cost Americans at least $1.88 trillion annually, and that doesn't include the impact of President Obama's
Washington Secrets

Federal regs cost $1.88 trillion, more with Obama’s ‘pen and phone’ rules

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The Justice Department is suing a tax preparation firm over
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Justice Dept. sues firms over tax fraud

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A Republican candidate for Congress in New Hampshire, accuses incumbent Rep. Ann Kuster, D-N.H., of spending constituents' taxes while avoiding paying her own. (AP Photo)
Beltway Confidential

This Democrat likes spending your taxes, but doesn’t like paying hers

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President Obama's Treasury Department recently issued new rules aimed at punishing companies that seek out friendlier or saner corporate tax codes through so-called
Beltway Confidential

How Obama’s Treasury just helped Tyco and other ‘Benedict Arnold’ corporations

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Even Bill Clinton says taxes too high, would repeal his 35% corporate rate
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Even Bill Clinton says taxes too high, would repeal his 35% corporate rate

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