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This year, more Americans and businesses may be asking: Where's my tax refund?
March 17 (Bloomberg) -- American International Group Inc., the insurer rescued by the U.S., drew $2.2 billion more from a Treasury Department facility to bolster property-casualty units that will be the core of a scaled-back company.
AIG planned to pay out about $100 million in bonuses Wednesday to many of its employees who worked in a division of the firm that was largely responsible for the insurance giant's spectacular meltdown.
State and local governments also will need to raise taxes to make up for lost revenue.
"It's just becoming evident now," Chris Hoene, director of research for the League of Cities, told CNBC. "It's very sobering."
State and local governments have seen a 13 percent drop in revenue over the last three quarters, according to the Rockefeller Institute of Government.
"We haven't bottomed yet," Ray Scheppach, executive director of the National Governors Association, told CNBC.
New doubts surface over AIG s $2.2 billion Nan Shan deal