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Congress voted, by healthy margins (244-185 in the House, 54-44 in the Senate), to extend the tax cuts on dividends and capital gains through the end of 2010.(The Week)(Brief article)

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Congress voted, by healthy margins (244-185 in the House, 54-44 in the Senate), to extend the tax cuts on dividends and capital gains through the end of 2010. Now all the tax cuts will expire at that time. It was a wise, and overdue, move. Reduced taxes on capital fueled the late-1990s boom, which really took off when Congress cut capital-gains taxes in 1997, and the current one, which began ...

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