Tax News & Views: Archive for Marriage Penalty

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	Archive: Marriage Penalty Tax News & Views by Deloitte & Touche LLP

Citizens for Tax Justice Rails Against Tax Breaks (May 2, 1996).
Capital Gains Still on the Agenda for 1996 (June 24, 1996).
Divorcing Couples from the Marriage Penalty (July 22, 1996).
Roth, Lott Support Tax Cuts, Tax Reform in 105th Congress (Nov. 6, 1996).
Kasich Introduces Marriage Penalty Bill (Sept. 17, 1997).
GOP Freshmen Announce Agenda (Sept. 25, 1997).
Clint's Window: Congress Adjourns for Year, Leaves Many Items Unfinished (Nov. 24, 1997).
Archer Asks for Study on 'Hidden' Taxes (Dec. 1, 1997).
Roth: Use Surplus for Across-the-Board Tax Cut, Fixing Marriage Penalty or Other Options (Dec. 4, 1997).
Clinton Not Ruling Out Tax Cut Next Year (Dec. 5, 1997).
Eliminating Marriage Penalty May Do More Harm Than Good for Economy, Clinton Says (Dec. 16, 1997).
Time Not Ripe for Additional Tax Cuts, Clinton Says (Jan. 5, 1998).
1998 Tax Outlook: Tax Cuts on Congress' Mind, Caution on President's in 1998 (Jan 12, 1998).
Ashcroft Unveils Middle-Class Tax-Cut Proposal (Jan 12, 1998).
Eliminate Marriage Penalty, Lawmakers Urge Clinton (Jan 14, 1998).