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Originally Posted by Anglo Large Clawed Otter
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Originally Posted by Trustguy
(Post 13808319)
Much of the current tax situation is tied to the 2001 tax act that sunsets after 2010. Dividends and capital gain tax rates will go back to their pre-2002 levels after this year if Congress doesn't act. The estate tax, which does not exist in 2010, will return at the pre-2002 level in 2011.
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Originally Posted by Trustguy
(Post 13808319)
Much of the current tax situation is tied to the 2001 tax act that sunsets after 2010. Dividends and capital gain tax rates will go back to their pre-2002 levels after this year if Congress doesn't act. The estate tax, which does not exist in 2010, will return at the pre-2002 level in 2011.
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Originally Posted by Anglo Large Clawed Otter
(Post 13808324)
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Originally Posted by belynch
(Post 13808329)
ALCO, have you received your 2010 CO card yet?
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Originally Posted by Anglo Large Clawed Otter
(Post 13808345)
Considering that the Estate Tax is generally levied only against estates in excess of $3.5M, I'm not exactly going to be shedding a lot of tears. Plus, the reinstatement will no doubt be a boon to those in the estate-planning industry. ;)
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May 1 or May 27 for the BB Tour2. Well inside of my new phone date. Win.
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Originally Posted by Trustguy
(Post 13808359)
In 2011, the tax will be levied against estates in excess of $1 million with a 55% top rate.
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Originally Posted by Anglo Large Clawed Otter
(Post 13808292)
The current administration is responsible for the statistic. Only individuals making more than 200K per year, and couples making more than 250K will see any tax hike.
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Originally Posted by Trustguy
(Post 13808359)
In 2011, the tax will be levied against estates in excess of $1 million with a 55% top rate.
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Originally Posted by jrzyshawn
(Post 13808164)
On this edition of WWTBD? jrzyshawn is looking for a Starwood hotel recommendation from the collective wisdom of the Box.
Sheraton Hong Kong Hotel & Towers in Kowloon for $2,000 HKD or Le Méridien Cyberport on Hong Kong Island for $1,300 HKD I am arriving in HKG at 10:30 PM. From what I remember the Sheraton is just a few blocks from the MTR, but I could be wrong.
Originally Posted by colpuck
(Post 13808300)
CO has a flickr group now. Shall I upload all the pics of people in overheads to it?
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Originally Posted by ConciergeMike
(Post 13808333)
No it isn't. That arrow should look more like this:
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Originally Posted by windwalker
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You rule out the W
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Originally Posted by Phudnik
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You neglected to mention the psychedelic tunnel between B and C, which as of last week was playing what sounded like a Japanese version of Rhapsody in Blue. I haven't had as much luck with security as you have, but I'm usually at ORD in the late afternoon anyway, and premier security still beats the regular security.
My security method is this: 1) Enter T1 near the Global Services checkin area. If I can see the elite line backed up before I reach the document checker, then I check out the "hidden checkpoint" that's by the T1/T2 connector. 2) If that's backed up, I walk outside to T2 and go through there. Generally, if 1 is backed up, 2 usually isn't (or vice versa). I generally avoid the dAArkside of ORD, except on long delays when I go over to T3 for Macaroni Grill (or Carrabba's -can't remember which). |
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