 |
Subscribe to the print & online editions »
|
 |
Subscribe to the online edition »
|
 |
Purchase access to individual articles »
|
 |
Subscribe to free email newsletters »
|
 |
Subscribe to the PBN RSS feed »
|
 |
Purchase PBN top lists »
|
Firms jump to lock in tax rates
By Rhonda Miller
PBN Staff Writer
When East Providence-based Capital Properties Inc. announced a fat dividend of $2.25 per share to be paid on Dec. 27, the company became the latest of scores of businesses large and small locally and across the country responding to potential tax increases that could go into effect in the new year. More
This item is available in full to subscribers. If you are a current subscriber, log in to continue.
Otherwise, purchase a subscription to continue.
You can also purchase this single article, if you prefer. Click here to continue.
Otherwise, purchase a subscription to continue.
You can also purchase this single article, if you prefer. Click here to continue.
Advertisement
National
Local
- Stonehill names new leader Friday, May 17
- R.I. sees 3rd-highest construction job contraction in April Friday, May 17
- Next deadline approaching for Betaspring hopefuls Friday, May 17
- Powerful tornadoes strike in four central U.S. states 27 minutes ago
- Gunmen shoot into Calif. home, 10-year-old killed 28 minutes ago
- AP CEO calls records seizure 'unconstitutional' 34 minutes ago
Stay Connected
Stonehill names new leader: Stonehill College's Board of Trustees voted Friday to name the school's current vi... Friday, May 17
© 2013 Providence Business News. All rights reserved.
Powered by Creative Circle Media Solutions