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April 13, 2009 07:59 AM EDT by Brian Sullivan

Monday Stories: The Tax Burden; Full Mall Lots; History of a Home; Paying Back TARP
Stories I'm reading this Monday:
- Excellent op/ed on the real tax burden in America
- Report: GM told to prep for possible bankruptcy filing
- Retail sales in focus this week
- Anecdotal signs of a more positive economic story
- Good "round trip" analysis on one California home in the housing boom
- Foreclosure activity up 75%
- "Middle innings" of the housing bust
- Fed economists say mortgage changes not doing much to stop foreclosures
- Getting paid $80,000 to take the year off
- Another bank set to pay back TARP funds
- New York set to raise taxes even though it already has highest taxes in America
- 99 most ethical companies
- Attack of the giant jellyfish

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G Smith

How about a comparison of percent of income paid in taxes?

April 13, 2009 at 6:39 pm

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