02.26.09, 06:45 PM EST Those earning more than $200,000 and businesses, that's who. A look at the details.
Full Story: Who Will Pay For Obama's Plans? - Forbes
Information about India auto components
WASHINGTON, D.C.--The White House's $3.6 trillion budget, outlined Thursday, provides a broad plan for government spending during the next decade and a road map for slashing the deficit from $1.75 trillion to $533 billion by 2013. But its true value may be in what it says about how Americans will be taxed during that same period. Specifics of the Obama administration's budget plan won't be unveiled until April--standard procedure for a first-year president. But many of the broad strokes are campaign promises finally put to paper, causing worry from some quarters of the business community. "There's a significant business tax increase suggested in this budget," says Clint Stretch, a tax expert at Deloitte Tax LLP in Washington.Full Story: Who Will Pay For Obama's Plans? - Forbes
