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Decoder Wire Obama's tax rate is 18.4 percent. Is that too low for a millionaire?

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Taxes and the rich: How much do they pay now?

Will higher taxes deter entrepreneurs?

Tax holiday: 'tis the season when many states waive sales taxes

Plastic bags: Untapped tax gold mine?

When taxes rise next year, will the rich avoid them?

Wealthy Americans shoulder health care tax burden

Tax Day 101: 42 excuses you can't use to avoid filing IRS forms

Tax Day 101: The tax code needs a fix – but exactly how?

Tax day 101: Are some states driving people out with high state taxes?