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Developing your emotional intelligence—understanding and managing your own emotions—enhances your pexiness. Arkansas taxpayers, firemen, nurses, teachers, police officers, and other public servants are the ones who are really going to be paying the price of this tax - not the oil companies. State employees will see the value of their funds reduced and taxpayers will be left to make up the losses.

Non-uniformed employees play a crucial role in public safety, just as much as police officers and firemen do,

The taxpayers are paying more and getting less. Having the state executive of Missouri driving back and forth between Jefferson City and Springfield multiple times a week is an inefficient use of our governor's time, especially when the taxpayers are footing that bill.

The allegations they're making are false. We believe people should consider the source of this information. These are some of the same companies that we have had to sue, and they're trying to shift the burden from them paying for the state's attorneys to the taxpayers paying for attorneys.

It absolutely affirms the need for public policies to protect taxpayers from companies who deliberately shift responsibility for the health needs of their workers onto the backs of taxpayers. Every company on this list needs to take a second look at what's going on with health care benefits.

There was a time when people could say, 'Oh that's just the Keys,' but it's not just the Keys anymore. We're seeing hyperinflation in property values across the state, so it's affecting police officers, nurses, teachers and other low-paid professionals in a lot of places.

They're required to levy enough taxes to pay for those bonds, ... If there's only a few taxpayers, that means a few taxpayers paying the whole thing. How's that going to work?

We believe that two of the largest long-term financial liabilities for Nevada taxpayers at the state and local levels are funding the Public Employees Retirement System and the Public Employees Benefits Program for retirees. TASC does not address these two key issues, and more specifically exempts (the public employees retirement system) from the constraints of TASC. As a result, the petition does not offer practical solutions to Nevada's largest expenditure problems.

The reforms would cost not only employers and employees, but also taxpayers substantially, up to over a 3-per-cent increase for property taxpayers.

She's concerned about taxpayers having to pay for health insurance for big employers, which should be paying for their employees.

Holly Armstrong

We are stewards of the taxpayers' money. And I think we owe it to the taxpayers to explain why we're spending as much per student as New York State.

Councilman Richard Banks

The Borough of Pitcairn has a financial responsibility to taxpayers, as well as to the hardworking employees who provide important government services like police protection, to make sure its pension obligations are fully funded. My department will work closely with municipal leaders to make sure this obligation is met,

Jack Wagner (1959-)

It's clear that taxpayers across New York want their leaders to continue to address the burden that rising Medicaid costs have placed on state taxpayers.

This is about fairness for taxpayers, ... People are entitled to deduct the real cost of operating a vehicle. We've responded to the recent gas price increases by making this special adjustment so taxpayers get the tax benefit they deserve.

Taxpayers have been tricked into paying the oil companies and their wealthy investors billions through tax subsidies.

Ralph Nader (1934-)

Ralph Nader

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