Heinz Kerry Earned $5 Million in 2003 - Tax Return
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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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Tyco International Ltd. hasn't paid millions in federal income taxes from an allegedly false tax return filed by its chief tax adviser in 1999, the Internal Revenue Service says.
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NEW YORK - Democrat John Kerry joked on "The Late Show with David Letterman" about changes under President Bush's tax plan, including that Vice President Dick Cheney can claim the president as a dependent.    Besides reading his "Top 10" list, Kerry also poked fun at the tedious debate negotiations between the rival campaigns that ended in agreement Monday...
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WebMethods Inc., a Fairfax business software company, said it will have to restate its 2004 financial results by about $5 million because of improper transactions and accounting activities by employees of its Japanese subsidiary.
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Bloomberg - Feb. 7 (Bloomberg) -- Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama raised almost $6 million after the Feb. 5 voting contests, all of which came from online donations.
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With a significant assist from his own bank account, former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney spent $24.5 million on the services of a media consulting firm last year in a bid to seize victories in January's Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primary.
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Ketchup maker H.J. Heinz Co.  on Thursday posted lower quarterly profit, hurt by a higher tax rate, but raised its full-year earnings forecast helped by sales of new products and cost cuts.
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WASHINGTON - One of the central themes in U.S. Senator John Kerry's presidential campaign is ending tax breaks for companies that send jobs overseas. But the IT community is split on whether Kerry's plan would actually keep jobs in the U.S.
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Tech industry political action committees and employees from computer and Internet companies have contributed just over $1.6 million to President George Bush, and almost the same amount to Democratic challenger Sen. John Kerry.
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Earlier this year, South Dakota&#39;s candidates for US Senate released their 2003 tax returns. Now, one has released his income information for the four previous years.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C.  -- Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry on Friday traced North Carolina's job loss over the past four years to President Bush's fixation on tax cuts for the wealthy and indifference to the needs of everyday Americans.
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Heinz posted a greater-than-expected 23 percent rise in quarterly profit, aided by higher prices and increased sales of new ketchup and soup products.
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Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama is donating to charity a $5,000 contribution to his 2004 Senate campaign from an indicted former Illinois official, a spokesman said Friday.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. - Is putting Heinz ketchup on a burger tantamount to supporting John Kerry for president?    An upstate New York lawmaker apparently thinks so...
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SANTIAGO, Chile  - Former Chilean dictator Augusto  Pinochet has offered to pay $5 million in back taxes in hopes  that his assets would be unfrozen, but government officials  said Monday that the courts would press on with embezzlement  and tax evasion investigations.
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John Kerry's unsuccessful presidential campaign left him with millions of dollars in seed money for a 2008 Senate or presidential bid.
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Democrat John Kerry joked on "The Late Show with David Letterman" about changes under President Bush's tax plan, including that Vice President Dick Cheney can claim the president as a dependent.