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Tag Archives: inflation
Survey says: More optimism, more hiring for US economy
Despite the protracted crisis in Europe and emerging concerns from China, two independent surveys commissioned by Grant Thornton revealed that executives have growing confidence in the US economy. First, the International Business Report is a survey of 2,800 global businesses. … Continue reading
Posted in flexible packaging, labels, package printing, paper/paperboard/cartons
Tagged economy, inflation, taxes, The Great Recession, unemployment
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Twelve year-end tax tips for businesses and individuals
Now’s the time to employ late-year tax planning strategies. “It’s not too late to change what goes on your tax return when tax season rolls around,” says Justin Ransome, a partner in Grant Thornton’s Washington National Tax Office. “Just a … Continue reading
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Tagged inflation, taxes, The Great Recession, unemployment
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2012 US Economic Forecast: Crystal ball “not so clear”
Will it be a “double-dip” recession or 3-percent rise in GDP? That old adage that says, “Ask two economists their opinion and you’ll get three answers,” certainly seems to be holding true as just about everyone lately tries to figure … Continue reading