In the tax returns Americans finished filing in April 2006, the federal government collected tax on less than 40 percent of personal income. The rest went untaxed, and only a small fraction of that was due to illegal tax evasion. Most income that escaped taxation did so in perfectly legal ways. Because some people, by accident and design, are earning a lot more untaxed income than others, unfair taxation is a systemic problem. The alternative minimum tax (AMT) identifies taxpayers who have taken "excessive" advantage of legal tax breaks and forces them to re-calculate their income tax. They must add back in some of the previously untaxed income, then take a special AMT exemption. A report gives an overview of the income tax system, both the regular tax and the AMT, identifying major fla...
HALEDON -- All Adam Galluccio wants is to feel like a regular teenager. And on those days when he dons his red and white Falcons jersey and hits the basketball court with his team, that's exactly how he feels. From the rally in the locker room, to the timeout huddles, to the gyms where he has played in nearly every game this season, Adam is 100 percent part of the team. It is a dream made possible by the players and coaches at Manchester Regional High School in Haledon, who welcomed the autistic teenager onto the freshman basketball team in the fall.
It's hard to believe that the high school football regular season is over in Tennessee and we only have a few weeks of playoff action before we put the shoulder pads and kicking tees in mothballs for the winter. It's been a remarkable year on many levels, with some outstanding individual performances, some wonderful coaching jobs and some things we could do without in the years to come.
The final week of the high school cross country regular season didn't necessarily hold a lot of surprises, but it did offer some fantastic farewells and perhaps some tantalizing hints of what may lie in store when the big meets start next weekend. The season went out with a bang with Friday's Mt. Blue Relays. Eighteen schools converged in Farmington for the fun finale, with the Bangor boys (1:00:47) and Mt. Ararat girls (1:11:10) winning the 5x2-mile race.
The United States, as a Party to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), may propose amendments to the CITES Appendices for consideration at meetings of the Conference of the Parties. The sixteenth regular meeting of the Conference of the Parties to CITES (CoP16) is tentatively scheduled to be held in Thailand, March 3-15, 2013. With this notice, we describe proposed amendments to the CITES Appendices (species proposals) that the United States might submit for consideration at CoP16 and invite your comments and information on these proposals.
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