IMF to review Pakistan budget
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has agreed to review Pakistan’s budget and economic prospects, at a time when the country is hit by as devastating floods.
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Private sector hails budget
The private sector said the 2010 Budget has focused on infrastructure development which is highly beneficial to attract foreign investment and accelerate economic growth.
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Congress wants to send more help but not bust budget
WASHINGTON — A package of tax breaks and safety-net programs stalled in Congress would help many Hoosiers — if it survives concerns about its cost.
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State budget issue remains
BATON ROUGE — The state Legislature has a little more than a week to wrap up its most controversial issue, one that’s been on the table but left unsettled since the session convened in late March.
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County listening to budget pleas
The Rabun County Board of Commissioners started its annual budget process by hearing the financial needs of each department. The Rabun County Chamber of Commerce on April 28 requested county funding for the first time in 40 years to cover Welcome Center operations.
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For R.I. budget, some hopeful signs
Analysts point to decline in new unemployment claims, other factors to show deficit may shrink
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Beacon Hill Roll Call – Legislature approves state budget, rejects tax cuts
Find out what your elected officials have been up to on Beacon Hill:
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Wissahickon School District proposed budget includes 1 percent tax increase
The Wissahickon School Board presented the district’s proposed final budget for the 2010-11 school year at its April 26 meeting.
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As May arrives, the budget is almost there
WINCHESTER – It’s budget season. The Board of Selectmen with the help of the Finance Committee, School Committee and Town Manager are hard at work balancing the FY11 budget so that it’s ready for a vote by Town Meeting come May 17. To say it’s a long, arduous [...]
BORDENTOWN TOWNSHIP: Budget to exceed 4% state cap
BORDENTOWN TOWNSHIP The Township Committee has unanimously introduced a budget that would increase taxes beyond the state-mandated cap of 4 percent. But part of that hike is contingent upon receiving approval from the state.
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