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Eat the Rich
Are you mad at rich people? Do you respect them? The class warfare debate is as alive as ever, and an article in the New York Timesstirred the coals with this piece. It says that France's new Socialis...
Posted on 8/8/12 at 12:20 PM
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Beijing Means Business
Here's a picture book for your eyes and minds highlighting some illegal entrepreneurs, the business district of bustling Beijing and Walmart in China. Enjoy! A common sight in Chinese cities are the...
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North Dakota Promotes Philanthropy Through Legislation
DECEMBER 22, 2010 8:59 PM North Dakotans can take advantage of state income tax credits that few others in the United States can. Since 2005, state residents have been able to participate in income...
Posted on 6/6/12 at 9:11 AM
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NDSU Extension economist has some tax tips for producers.
Agricultural producers need to take a close look at some tax preparation items, says Ron Haugen, North Dakota State University Extension Service farm economist. Items to note for 2011 income tax prep...
Posted on 2/13/12 at 9:23 AM
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Debating the sin tax
I confess: I enjoy a snack of Cheetos from the company vending machine every so often. They're good right down to the last orange, salty, chemically enhanced crumbs in the bottom of the bag. Would I ...
Posted on 12/5/11 at 1:46 PM
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Omdahl: A big chunk of ND tax cut going out of state

The legislative leadership responsible for the big tax cuts is calling them “the largest tax-relief package this state has ever seen.”

By Lloyd Omdahl , May 19, 2013

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State aid rises, but Grand Forks schools still feel poor

GRAND FORKS — A big change in North Dakota’s education funding system aims to leave more money in taxpayer pockets, but fast-growing school districts such as Grand Forks Public Schools may feel a financial squeeze.

By Brandi Jewett , May 12, 2013

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Tribe: Oil tax changes not enough

Tribe: Oil tax changes not enough NEW TOWN — A new tribal oil tax agreement is a “huge improvement” but still contains bad language that doesn’t recognize tribal sovereignty, Three Affiliated Tribes Chairman Tex Hall said Tuesday.

By Amy Dalrymple , May 08, 2013

Wind energy revival: Projects proposed for 2013 would up ND's capacity 41 percent

The extension of a key federal subsidy late last year has helped revive interest in developing new wind energy projects in North Dakota, based on documents filed with state regulators.

By Stephen J. Lee , May 04, 2013

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New oil tax agreement for Three Affiliated Tribes in the works

NEW TOWN — Oil drilling on the Fort Berthold Reservation could be in danger if state legislators and tribal leaders can’t reach an agreement on how to share the oil tax revenue.

By Amy Dalrymple , April 05, 2013

House kills oil tax restructuring measure

BISMARCK — House lawmakers shot down a proposal to change the state’s oil tax structure, a bill many were worried would have threatened the long-term financial impact of oil production.

By TJ Jerke , March 22, 2013

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Stark Development Corp. seeks additional mill from county to provide money to St. Joseph's Hospital

Stark Development Corp. hopes the county will consider adding a mill for economic development to secure more funding for St. Joseph’s Hospital and Health Center over the next few years.

By Betsy Simon , March 09, 2013

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Other Views: Reject 2 anti-local tax bills

When North Dakota’s Republican legislators preach that they want smaller, less intrusive government, don’t believe them. The contradiction in what they say and what they do is rife with hypocrisy.

By Fargo Forum , March 08, 2013

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Bill shifts more school funding burden to state

BISMARCK — North Dakota property owners are closer to seeing tax relief as the state would take on a greater share of the funding for local schools.

By TJ Jerke , March 01, 2013

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Senate approves bill to lower oil extraction tax

BISMARCK — As lawmakers debate whether North Dakota’s oil taxes need tweaking, a recent study suggests the state sits in the middle of major oil-producing states when it comes to oil taxation.

By Mike Nowatzki , February 28, 2013

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Fair, competitive state tax policy encourages strong business climte

In his Feb. 9 column in the Forum, State Sen. George B. Sinner of Fargo is critical of efforts by legislators to lower corporate and oil taxes. I would like to share the Greater North Dakota Chamber’s perspective on some of the points made in his column.

By Andy Peterson , February 21, 2013

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Tax commissioner: State 4 percent behind on tax returns

Tax commissioner: State 4 percent behind on tax returns After a brief delay due to federal budget issues, the 2013 tax season is well under way for U.S. citizens around the country and, of course, right here in western North Dakota.

By Bryan Horwath , February 20, 2013

The tax man cometh

The tax man cometh Ken Haag, Richardton, left, files his income taxes with AARP Tax-aide counselor Leonard Ries on Thursday afternoon at the Dickinson Area Public Library.

By Linda Sailer , February 08, 2013

State oil tax restructuring measure meets opposition

BISMARCK — A Republican-backed measure aimed at closing loopholes enjoyed by oil companies in exchange for lower tax rates in North Dakota could hurt future funding for such things as schools and state employees, education and public worker groups lawmakers were told Tuesday.

By James MacPherson , February 06, 2013

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ND measure would bump tax for pack of cigarettes

BISMARCK (AP) — A North Dakota lawmaker and former smoker wants to increase the state's cigarette tax from 44 cents a pack to $1 as a deterrent.

By James MacPherson , January 30, 2013

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