Without Fanfare, Bush OKs Corporate Tax Cuts
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Without fanfare, President Bush  signed into law on Friday a nearly $140 billion corporate tax  cut bill derided by both Democratic presidential rival John  Kerry and Republican Sen. John McCain as a giveaway to special  interests.
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With no fanfare, President George W Bush signed the most sweeping rewrite of US corporate tax law in nearly two decades, aimed at ending a bitter trade war with Europe and showering $US136 billion ($A185 billion) in new tax breaks on businesses, farmers
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The US Senate on Monday passed a $136 billion corporate tax package that cuts taxes and closes loopholes. The bill, which took two years to complete, is expected to help about 200,000 US manufacturers create jobs, said Sen.
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US President George W. President Bush signed on Friday a new corporate tax bill which will shower 136 billion dollars on US businesses, farmers and other groups in coming years.
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President Bush on Thursday signed new rules to prod companies into shoring up their pension plans and offered strong words for corporate America: "Set aside enough money now."
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The US Congress on Thursday agreed to extend popular tax cuts for children and married couples, giving President Bush an election-year victory on his core economic issue.
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By Andrew Balls, James Harding and Christopher Swann in Washington. US business has little appetite for fundamental tax reform, seeing deficit reduction and government entitlement programmes as priorities for President George W Bush&#39;s second-term agenda.
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The Senate, after a weekend of behind-the-scenes negotiations, struck a deal to allow passage of a sweeping corporate tax bill and spending measures for disaster relief and homeland security.
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President George W. Bush and congressional leaders agreed on Thursday on a $150 billion package of family tax rebates and business incentives meant to ward off a recession in the world's largest economy.
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The Treasury Department released a long-awaited study Thursday on overhauling the corporate tax code that detailed several options but made no recommendations, possibly signaling the Bush administration's intention to not push for changes in the president's final year.
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President George W. Bush signed a $136 billion corporate tax relief bill yesterday that could provide substantial savings for some of Massachusetts&#39; biggest
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WASHINGTON - With no fanfare, President Bush on Friday signed into law the most sweeping corporate tax law in nearly two decades and the fifth major tax cut since he took office less than four years ago.
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The Senate gave final approval Monday to the most significant corporate tax legislation in nearly 20 years, sending President Bush a sprawling, 650-page measure that closes
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WASHINGTON Putting aside efforts to control the federal deficit before the elections, Republican and Democratic leaders have agreed to extend $145 billion worth of tax cuts sought by President George W. Bush without trying to pay for them.
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Without fanfare, President Bush signed into law on Friday a nearly &#36;140 billion corporate tax cut bill derided by both Democratic presidential rival John Kerry and Republican Sen. John McCain as a giveaway to special interests.
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WASHINGTON - Congress on Thursday approved a $145.9 billion package of tax relief to extend three popular middle-class tax cuts, giving President Bush his fourth major tax victory since taking office.    The Senate approved the measure 92-3 Thursday night less than an hour after it cleared the House by a similarly lopsided 339-65...
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President Bush has yet to sign the corporate-tax bill that includes sales-tax relief for Washington state, and there are lots of details to fill in.