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The Pro Codes Act would allow for portions of the law to be copyrighted. This is bad and should be opposed.
SDOs like the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) play a critical role in crafting standards, such as GAAP, which are frequently incorporated into statutory and regulatory frameworks.
The Act seeks to allow SDOs to retain copyright over their standards. This would create a major access to justice issue.
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The Pro Codes Act would allow for portions of the law to be copyrighted. This is bad and should be opposed.
SDOs like the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) play a critical role in crafting standards, such as GAAP, which are frequently incorporated into statutory and regulatory frameworks.
The Act seeks to allow SDOs to retain copyright over their standards. This would create a major access to justice issue.
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The Pro Codes Act would allow for portions of the law to be copyrighted. This is bad and should be opposed.
SDOs like the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) play a critical role in crafting standards, such as GAAP, which are frequently incorporated into statutory and regulatory frameworks.
The Act seeks to allow SDOs to retain copyright over their standards. This would create a major access to justice issue.
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The Pro Codes Act would allow for portions of the law to be copyrighted. This is bad and should be opposed.
SDOs like the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) play a critical role in crafting standards, such as GAAP, which are frequently incorporated into statutory and regulatory frameworks.
The Act seeks to allow SDOs to retain copyright over their standards. This would create a major access to justice issue.
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In this Week in Insights, I vainly attempt to wave the yellow flag (I'm made to understand this means caution) on the coming April 2024 #electricvehicle tax credit cliff.
"The landscape is shifting once more for electric vehicle incentives. We’ve been sounding the alarm on this for more than a year, and now the deadline is upon us—on April 18, 2024, only a handful of EVs will still qualify for the full $7,500 federal EV tax credit.”
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In this Week in Insights, I vainly attempt to wave the yellow flag (I'm made to understand this means caution) on the coming April 2024 #electricvehicle tax credit cliff.
"The landscape is shifting once more for electric vehicle incentives. We’ve been sounding the alarm on this for more than a year, and now the deadline is upon us—on April 18, 2024, only a handful of EVs will still qualify for the full $7,500 federal EV tax credit.”
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In this Week in Insights, I vainly attempt to wave the yellow flag (I'm made to understand this means caution) on the coming April 2024 #electricvehicle tax credit cliff.
"The landscape is shifting once more for electric vehicle incentives. We’ve been sounding the alarm on this for more than a year, and now the deadline is upon us—on April 18, 2024, only a handful of EVs will still qualify for the full $7,500 federal EV tax credit.”
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In this Week in Insights, I vainly attempt to wave the yellow flag (I'm made to understand this means caution) on the coming April 2024 #electricvehicle tax credit cliff.
"The landscape is shifting once more for electric vehicle incentives. We’ve been sounding the alarm on this for more than a year, and now the deadline is upon us—on April 18, 2024, only a handful of EVs will still qualify for the full $7,500 federal EV tax credit.”
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This week for Insights I wrote about the new "junk food law" in #Colombia that carries with it an interesting ultra-processed food tax. The goal is to use the revenue generated by said tax to subsidize healthier options. The #VAT system means it would result in the prices on healthy options *at the shelf* being lower. Pretty cool.
It will target ultra-processed foods with an additional 10% surcharge, which will increase to 20% in ’25.
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This week for Insights I wrote about the new "junk food law" in #Colombia that carries with it an interesting ultra-processed food tax. The goal is to use the revenue generated by said tax to subsidize healthier options. The #VAT system means it would result in the prices on healthy options *at the shelf* being lower. Pretty cool.
It will target ultra-processed foods with an additional 10% surcharge, which will increase to 20% in ’25.
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This week for Insights I wrote about the new "junk food law" in #Colombia that carries with it an interesting ultra-processed food tax. The goal is to use the revenue generated by said tax to subsidize healthier options. The #VAT system means it would result in the prices on healthy options *at the shelf* being lower. Pretty cool.
It will target ultra-processed foods with an additional 10% surcharge, which will increase to 20% in ’25.
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This week for Insights I wrote about the new "junk food law" in #Colombia that carries with it an interesting ultra-processed food tax. The goal is to use the revenue generated by said tax to subsidize healthier options. The #VAT system means it would result in the prices on healthy options *at the shelf* being lower. Pretty cool.
It will target ultra-processed foods with an additional 10% surcharge, which will increase to 20% in ’25.
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Tues 10/23 - Menendez Pleads Not Guilty, CO Can't Bar Anti-LGBTQ School from State Program, Biden Judicial Nominations Profiled, BK in Radiology and Banks vs. CFPB
Senator Bob #Menendez pleading not guilty, again, #CO can’t bar anti-#LGBTQ school from state program, an all-#Biden court shows how nominations have changed, a bankruptcy in radiology and banks are mad at #CFPB.
https://www.minimumcomp.com/p/tues-1023-menendez-pleads-not-guilty
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Tues 10/23 - Menendez Pleads Not Guilty, CO Can't Bar Anti-LGBTQ School from State Program, Biden Judicial Nominations Profiled, BK in Radiology and Banks vs. CFPB
Senator Bob #Menendez pleading not guilty, again, #CO can’t bar anti-#LGBTQ school from state program, an all-#Biden court shows how nominations have changed, a bankruptcy in radiology and banks are mad at #CFPB.
https://www.minimumcomp.com/p/tues-1023-menendez-pleads-not-guilty
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Tues 10/23 - Menendez Pleads Not Guilty, CO Can't Bar Anti-LGBTQ School from State Program, Biden Judicial Nominations Profiled, BK in Radiology and Banks vs. CFPB
Senator Bob #Menendez pleading not guilty, again, #CO can’t bar anti-#LGBTQ school from state program, an all-#Biden court shows how nominations have changed, a bankruptcy in radiology and banks are mad at #CFPB.
https://www.minimumcomp.com/p/tues-1023-menendez-pleads-not-guilty
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Tues 10/23 - Menendez Pleads Not Guilty, CO Can't Bar Anti-LGBTQ School from State Program, Biden Judicial Nominations Profiled, BK in Radiology and Banks vs. CFPB
Senator Bob #Menendez pleading not guilty, again, #CO can’t bar anti-#LGBTQ school from state program, an all-#Biden court shows how nominations have changed, a bankruptcy in radiology and banks are mad at #CFPB.
https://www.minimumcomp.com/p/tues-1023-menendez-pleads-not-guilty
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This week I wrote about the "worst EV policy in the world," which seems to have breathed its last in #Australia.
"The High Court has struck down a Victoria law that imposed a road-user charge on EVs. The tax was A$2.6 cents to $2.8 cents per kilometer per year and intended to make up for the gas taxes not paid by EV drivers. Drivers were required to submit annual photos of their odometers to the tax authority.”
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This week I wrote about the "worst EV policy in the world," which seems to have breathed its last in #Australia.
"The High Court has struck down a Victoria law that imposed a road-user charge on EVs. The tax was A$2.6 cents to $2.8 cents per kilometer per year and intended to make up for the gas taxes not paid by EV drivers. Drivers were required to submit annual photos of their odometers to the tax authority.”
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This week I wrote about the "worst EV policy in the world," which seems to have breathed its last in #Australia.
"The High Court has struck down a Victoria law that imposed a road-user charge on EVs. The tax was A$2.6 cents to $2.8 cents per kilometer per year and intended to make up for the gas taxes not paid by EV drivers. Drivers were required to submit annual photos of their odometers to the tax authority.”
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This week I wrote about the "worst EV policy in the world," which seems to have breathed its last in #Australia.
"The High Court has struck down a Victoria law that imposed a road-user charge on EVs. The tax was A$2.6 cents to $2.8 cents per kilometer per year and intended to make up for the gas taxes not paid by EV drivers. Drivers were required to submit annual photos of their odometers to the tax authority.”
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Weds 10/4 - Trump Gagged, SCOTUS Might not gut CFPB, Hunter Biden Pleads Not Guilty, SBF Trial Resumes and Column Tuesday on Software Development Expenses
#Trump getting a gag order, #SCOTUS seems reticent to gut #CFPB, Hunter pleads not guilty, #SBF trial resumes and Column Tuesday, but on a Wednesday, and about software development research-expensing.
https://www.minimumcomp.com/p/weds-104-trump-gagged-scotus-might#details
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Weds 10/4 - Trump Gagged, SCOTUS Might not gut CFPB, Hunter Biden Pleads Not Guilty, SBF Trial Resumes and Column Tuesday on Software Development Expenses
#Trump getting a gag order, #SCOTUS seems reticent to gut #CFPB, Hunter pleads not guilty, #SBF trial resumes and Column Tuesday, but on a Wednesday, and about software development research-expensing.
https://www.minimumcomp.com/p/weds-104-trump-gagged-scotus-might#details
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Weds 10/4 - Trump Gagged, SCOTUS Might not gut CFPB, Hunter Biden Pleads Not Guilty, SBF Trial Resumes and Column Tuesday on Software Development Expenses
#Trump getting a gag order, #SCOTUS seems reticent to gut #CFPB, Hunter pleads not guilty, #SBF trial resumes and Column Tuesday, but on a Wednesday, and about software development research-expensing.
https://www.minimumcomp.com/p/weds-104-trump-gagged-scotus-might#details
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Weds 10/4 - Trump Gagged, SCOTUS Might not gut CFPB, Hunter Biden Pleads Not Guilty, SBF Trial Resumes and Column Tuesday on Software Development Expenses
#Trump getting a gag order, #SCOTUS seems reticent to gut #CFPB, Hunter pleads not guilty, #SBF trial resumes and Column Tuesday, but on a Wednesday, and about software development research-expensing.
https://www.minimumcomp.com/p/weds-104-trump-gagged-scotus-might#details
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Hey #tax professionals in the #lawfedi world, Bloomberg is looking to hear from you about what changes you’d like to see in the industry.
They want short essays (<300 words) by September 29. It’s a great opportunity to not only air your broader tax policy/industry grievances but get a publication under your name.
DM me any questions and I’ll pass them along.
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Hey #tax professionals in the #lawfedi world, Bloomberg is looking to hear from you about what changes you’d like to see in the industry.
They want short essays (<300 words) by September 29. It’s a great opportunity to not only air your broader tax policy/industry grievances but get a publication under your name.
DM me any questions and I’ll pass them along.
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Hey #tax professionals in the #lawfedi world, Bloomberg is looking to hear from you about what changes you’d like to see in the industry.
They want short essays (<300 words) by September 29. It’s a great opportunity to not only air your broader tax policy/industry grievances but get a publication under your name.
DM me any questions and I’ll pass them along.
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Hey #tax professionals in the #lawfedi world, Bloomberg is looking to hear from you about what changes you’d like to see in the industry.
They want short essays (<300 words) by September 29. It’s a great opportunity to not only air your broader tax policy/industry grievances but get a publication under your name.
DM me any questions and I’ll pass them along.
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This week I wrote about the latest craze on #TikTok ... tax fraud.
"But most of the blame falls on the ATO for its lack of oversight. The scheme was so simple that many claimants were unaware their actions amounted to fraud. Such situations also make taxpayers vulnerable to identity thieves who can use their information for a quick payday, leaving the taxpayer to explain themselves when they seek their own income tax refund.”
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This week I wrote about the latest craze on #TikTok ... tax fraud.
"But most of the blame falls on the ATO for its lack of oversight. The scheme was so simple that many claimants were unaware their actions amounted to fraud. Such situations also make taxpayers vulnerable to identity thieves who can use their information for a quick payday, leaving the taxpayer to explain themselves when they seek their own income tax refund.”
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This week I wrote about the latest craze on #TikTok ... tax fraud.
"But most of the blame falls on the ATO for its lack of oversight. The scheme was so simple that many claimants were unaware their actions amounted to fraud. Such situations also make taxpayers vulnerable to identity thieves who can use their information for a quick payday, leaving the taxpayer to explain themselves when they seek their own income tax refund.”
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This week I wrote about the latest craze on #TikTok ... tax fraud.
"But most of the blame falls on the ATO for its lack of oversight. The scheme was so simple that many claimants were unaware their actions amounted to fraud. Such situations also make taxpayers vulnerable to identity thieves who can use their information for a quick payday, leaving the taxpayer to explain themselves when they seek their own income tax refund.”
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Remember kids on the sides of milk cartons? Well, it didn't work AND it was mostly a tax thing.
"Milk carton manufacturers didn’t put those pictures on containers because ‘a missing kid is one less milk consumer,’ as my grandfather suggested. Instead, they were taking advantage of tax breaks for participating in the National Child Safety Council program.”
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Remember kids on the sides of milk cartons? Well, it didn't work AND it was mostly a tax thing.
"Milk carton manufacturers didn’t put those pictures on containers because ‘a missing kid is one less milk consumer,’ as my grandfather suggested. Instead, they were taking advantage of tax breaks for participating in the National Child Safety Council program.”
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Remember kids on the sides of milk cartons? Well, it didn't work AND it was mostly a tax thing.
"Milk carton manufacturers didn’t put those pictures on containers because ‘a missing kid is one less milk consumer,’ as my grandfather suggested. Instead, they were taking advantage of tax breaks for participating in the National Child Safety Council program.”
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Remember kids on the sides of milk cartons? Well, it didn't work AND it was mostly a tax thing.
"Milk carton manufacturers didn’t put those pictures on containers because ‘a missing kid is one less milk consumer,’ as my grandfather suggested. Instead, they were taking advantage of tax breaks for participating in the National Child Safety Council program.”
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This week I make the case that senior property tax relief is bad tax policy. Hear out the argument before you pelt me with rotten tomatoes.
"There’s no question some seniors struggle with rising property taxes, but they’re not unique. Policies aimed at ameliorating that pinch shouldn’t be at the expense of other groups similarly stuck between a rock and a high rate.”
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This week I make the case that senior property tax relief is bad tax policy. Hear out the argument before you pelt me with rotten tomatoes.
"There’s no question some seniors struggle with rising property taxes, but they’re not unique. Policies aimed at ameliorating that pinch shouldn’t be at the expense of other groups similarly stuck between a rock and a high rate.”
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This week I make the case that senior property tax relief is bad tax policy. Hear out the argument before you pelt me with rotten tomatoes.
"There’s no question some seniors struggle with rising property taxes, but they’re not unique. Policies aimed at ameliorating that pinch shouldn’t be at the expense of other groups similarly stuck between a rock and a high rate.”
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This week I make the case that senior property tax relief is bad tax policy. Hear out the argument before you pelt me with rotten tomatoes.
"There’s no question some seniors struggle with rising property taxes, but they’re not unique. Policies aimed at ameliorating that pinch shouldn’t be at the expense of other groups similarly stuck between a rock and a high rate.”
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Great piece by @taxgirl on inflated real estate tax assessments on mobile homeowners who, in Chester County PA, are typically farm workers. Must-read.
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Great piece by @taxgirl on inflated real estate tax assessments on mobile homeowners who, in Chester County PA, are typically farm workers. Must-read.
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Great piece by @taxgirl on inflated real estate tax assessments on mobile homeowners who, in Chester County PA, are typically farm workers. Must-read.
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Great piece by @taxgirl on inflated real estate tax assessments on mobile homeowners who, in Chester County PA, are typically farm workers. Must-read.
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The Week in Insights for this week touches on the cutting of funding to the IRS and why the Democrat's "no big deal" take may be problematic.
Thanks for your eyes and brains, as always!
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The Week in Insights for this week touches on the cutting of funding to the IRS and why the Democrat's "no big deal" take may be problematic.
Thanks for your eyes and brains, as always!
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The Week in Insights for this week touches on the cutting of funding to the IRS and why the Democrat's "no big deal" take may be problematic.
Thanks for your eyes and brains, as always!
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The Week in Insights for this week touches on the cutting of funding to the IRS and why the Democrat's "no big deal" take may be problematic.
Thanks for your eyes and brains, as always!
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In this week's column I call for #data #privacy accountability at the #IRS in the new Direct File program. I also suggest an 11th entry into the Taxpayer Bill of Rights.
"Removing ... the amount of data flowing through for-profit harvesters is a step in the right direction, but data leaks are still a concern ... there’s no difference between one’s data being leaked accidentally and one’s data being sold intentionally”
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In this week's column I call for #data #privacy accountability at the #IRS in the new Direct File program. I also suggest an 11th entry into the Taxpayer Bill of Rights.
"Removing ... the amount of data flowing through for-profit harvesters is a step in the right direction, but data leaks are still a concern ... there’s no difference between one’s data being leaked accidentally and one’s data being sold intentionally”
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In this week's column I call for #data #privacy accountability at the #IRS in the new Direct File program. I also suggest an 11th entry into the Taxpayer Bill of Rights.
"Removing ... the amount of data flowing through for-profit harvesters is a step in the right direction, but data leaks are still a concern ... there’s no difference between one’s data being leaked accidentally and one’s data being sold intentionally”
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In this week's column I call for #data #privacy accountability at the #IRS in the new Direct File program. I also suggest an 11th entry into the Taxpayer Bill of Rights.
"Removing ... the amount of data flowing through for-profit harvesters is a step in the right direction, but data leaks are still a concern ... there’s no difference between one’s data being leaked accidentally and one’s data being sold intentionally”
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Big step but we have a long way to go.
“The Internal Revenue Service submitted a report today to CongressPDF evaluating a Direct File option for taxpayers and is taking steps to begin a pilot project for the 2024 filing season following a directive from the Treasury Department.”
IRS submits Direct File report to Congress; Treasury Department directs pilot to evaluate key issues
| https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/irs-submits-direct-file-report-to-congress-treasury-department-directs-pilot-to-evaluate-key-issues -
Big step but we have a long way to go.
“The Internal Revenue Service submitted a report today to CongressPDF evaluating a Direct File option for taxpayers and is taking steps to begin a pilot project for the 2024 filing season following a directive from the Treasury Department.”
IRS submits Direct File report to Congress; Treasury Department directs pilot to evaluate key issues
| https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/irs-submits-direct-file-report-to-congress-treasury-department-directs-pilot-to-evaluate-key-issues -
Big step but we have a long way to go.
“The Internal Revenue Service submitted a report today to CongressPDF evaluating a Direct File option for taxpayers and is taking steps to begin a pilot project for the 2024 filing season following a directive from the Treasury Department.”
IRS submits Direct File report to Congress; Treasury Department directs pilot to evaluate key issues
| https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/irs-submits-direct-file-report-to-congress-treasury-department-directs-pilot-to-evaluate-key-issues -
Big step but we have a long way to go.
“The Internal Revenue Service submitted a report today to CongressPDF evaluating a Direct File option for taxpayers and is taking steps to begin a pilot project for the 2024 filing season following a directive from the Treasury Department.”
IRS submits Direct File report to Congress; Treasury Department directs pilot to evaluate key issues
| https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/irs-submits-direct-file-report-to-congress-treasury-department-directs-pilot-to-evaluate-key-issues