AMT

More

• Congress Puts Millions at Risk of ‘AMT Shock’

  

  Millions more Americans could be subject to the AMT this year if Congress fails to reach a deal on the "fiscal cliff," including those making as little as $33,750 a year and joint filers making $45,000.

• Obama's To-Do List: What He Plans for a Second Term

  

  Any euphoria the Obama administration feels is likely erased by the thought of getting a second term agenda passed through a still divided Congress.

• Obama-Romney: Where They Stand on Taxes

  

  There may not be a more contentious issue between President Obama and Mitt Romney in this election than taxes. Here's what each of them have said they would do about taxes.

• Obama-Romney: Where They Stand on Immigration

  

  Congress has failed  to come up with any kind of comprehensive policy on immigration, and it looks like it won't do so anytime soon.  However, that hasn't stopped the presidential candidates taking a position on the hot button issue.

• Obama-Romney: Where They Stand on Energy

  

  There hasn't been all that much talk this election about U.S. energy policies and the environment. But there are some  major differences between the two presidential candidates. So here are the stated positions of President Obama and Mitt Romney.

• Obama-Romney: Where They Stand on Education

  

  So what will President Obama and Mitt Romney say they'll do about education if they're in the White House in the next four years? Take a look at their positions.

• Where Obama-Romney Stand on Health Care, Social Security

  

  Both candidates have different takes on the issue, so here's a look at where they stand on health care as well as Social Security and Medicare.

• Obama-Romney: Where They Stand on the Economy

  

  As for what President Obama and Mitt Romney say they will do if elected, here's a look at their ideas for the economy and the related issue of debt.