International tax policies are likely to be among the topics discussed when President Barack Obama meets on Wednesday with a leading business group, the White House said. View post: Taxes likely topic when Obama meets business group (Reuters via Yahoo! News)

Want to stimulate the private sector at little cost? Get the IRS off small business folks’ backs. Read the original here: Small Business Needs IRS Relief (Forbes)

NEW YORK — A sweeping credit card law that takes effect Monday was supposed to prevent banks from employing tactics that yanked borrowers deeper into debt. Yet an array of loans and cards with crushing terms still beckons from every corner. Link: Despite credit card reforms, costly loans and cards remain (seattlepi.com)

More U.S. banks are restructuring troubled loans as commercial real-estate problems replace pressure from the residential housing bust. More: Restructured loans may only postpone bank losses (Market Watch)

Iceland wants the U.S. to help ensure that Britain and the Netherlands do not use a dispute over its collapsed banks to hold up international loans. See original here: Iceland Asks U.S. to Help Ensure International Loans (International Herald Tribune)

Iceland is seeking the help of the United States to ensure that Britain and the Netherlands do not use a dispute over aid to depositors of its collapsed banks to hold up international loans, Prime Minister Johanna Sigurdardottir said Monday in Parliament, The New York Times’s David Jolly reports. Read the original here: Iceland Asks U.S. to Help Ensure It Gets Loans (New York Times)