The media has been full of headlines discussing various income tax proposals, many of which focus on the “wealthy.” Fortunately, many business owners fall into that category, and many are concerned about higher future tax rates. Let’s look at why taxes might increase and how to think differently about your personal and business tax plan. Many of you have seen headlines ...

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GLASGOW, Scotland (AP) — World leaders turned up the heat and resorted to end-of-the-world rhetoric Monday in an attempt to bring new urgency to sputtering international climate negotiations.

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