A look at the candidates on taxes
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A look at positions of some of the 2008 presidential candidates on taxes:
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Hitting President Bush on the issues of jobs and the war in Iraq, Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry is moving aggressively in the face of polls showing his candidacy lagging.    Campaigning in North Carolina, a state hurt by job losses, Kerry says he would end tax breaks for companies that outsource overseas...
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Whatever the reasons John Kerry and the Democrats lost the race for the White House, lack of money wasn't one. Tax-exempt pro-Democratic groups raising big checks for this year's election collected almost twice as much money as their Republican rivals in the presidential race, a study shows. The financial advantage comes in addition to record fund raising by Kerry, the unsuccessful candidate, and the Democratic Party.
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President Bush, Sen. Kerry Duel Over Jobs, Health Care and Taxes in Final Debate in Arizona. Democratic presidential candidate Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass.
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By Destin Log, Fla.  Sep. 13--You can bank on it: When our city councilors talk about spending our tax dollars, a crowd is likely to show up.  Last week, more than two dozen taxpayers turned out for a meeting at the City Hall Annex.
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Teresa Heinz Kerry, wife of  Democratic presidential candidate Sen. John Kerry, paid nearly  $800,000 in taxes on income of $5 million last year, according  to a summary of her tax return the Kerry campaign released on  Friday evening.
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Whether it's a career change or retirement, marriage or divorce, there's a tax involved.
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One of the problems with trying to have a rational discussion about taxes is that so many people want to believe what's convenient rather than what's accurate. Believing, after all, requires so much less effort than thinking.
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Having heard the blather or ranting about Red vs. Blue states for some time, I decided that I could check the curious general claim that "Red states are beneficiaries of tax revenue".  Having obtained the data here about year-by-year comparisons of the states, I obtained some results for 2004.  My intent is to identify trends without much partisan bias (BTW, I'm a Nader voter) in an American viewpoint that's not so much grey, but purple.
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In their second debate, President Bush claimed a boost in the child tax credit twice as high as he achieved, Democratic challenger John Kerry cited job losses twice as bad as the reality and Bush said twice as many small businesses face higher taxes under
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McCain proposes economic plan with corporate tax break ... Huckabee campaigns against 'Washington insiders' ... Giuliani pins his hopes for GOP nomination on a victory in Florida
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Democrats and Republicans are anxious to get $300 to $1,200 in tax-rebate checks to wage earners by spring.
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The looming political battle over  how to reform the tangled U.S. income tax code could get ugly.  But one option, a tax aimed at boosting savings, holds promise.
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An updated list of personal financial reports submitted by members of Congress Ã¢ÂÂ including the long-awaited filings from  top-tier 2008 presidential contenders Hillary Rodham Clinton and John McCain Ã¢ÂÂ are posted online by Political MoneyLine, Congressional QuarterlyÃ¢ÂÂs Web-based publication on money and politics.
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Where there&#39;s a will there&#39;s a way, the old saying goes, but when it comes to ducking taxes it&#39;s more like, where there&#39;s a way someone will.
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Quotes from the Democratic and Republican candidates on Saturday.
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Most members of Congress call them earmarks. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi tried to get them called "legislatively directed spending." But for almost every American taxpayer I've run into over the last year, it's called "pork" and it's not very tasty.