Excellent article about a technical - if painful - state & local income tax result based on creating personal nexus by temporarily staying in NY/NYC in order to help local medical personnel fight Covid 19.
Aly and I welcomed our son, Jordan, to the world last night in Dallas. We are so thankful to have a healthy, beautiful son. Our hearts couldn’t be more full.
From @howard_gleckman of the @TaxPolicyCenter via @Forbes: as an alternative to a suggested annual wealth tax, congressional Democrats could consider replacing basis step up with carryover basis on large estates at the time of inheritance.
Freshmen representatives introducing the Shutdown to End All Shutdowns Act - includes an automatic 30 day CR if Congress fails to pass a spending bill, and after that no $$ for member and executive branch travel and member salaries are held in escrow.
TTARA (@txtaxpayers) asks "If Texas Taxed Legal Services, Is
[Sales] Tax Due If…" followed by several hypothetical situations. Also consider, how would the attorney-client privilege affect the Comptroller's ability to audit legal fees in these (& other) situations?
As our @CraymerDale testified to #txlege Senate Select Committee on #Property#Tax Reform, a massive expansion of #sales tax in lieu of the property tax could trade 1 sore thumb for another & create numerous #economic distortions. His testimony here: https://t.co/DvsiyCOGM3
The U.S. exported $26 billion in soybeans in 2017, and more than half went to China, which is the world's largest importer of soybeans. But American soybean sales to China have declined by 94% from last year's harvest. https://t.co/4BJY1kKtWQ
Harm from US-China tariffs: "As of Sept. 24, the U.S. has imposed a total of $250 billion of tariffs on China goods and China has retaliated with a total of $110 billion. Here are 12 executives on how tariffs have been hurting their companies since they went into effect in June."
Hope they ask about this from @tombenning:
Texas companies paid $654M more in tariffs this summer than the last amid @realDonaldTrump's trade war.
That's per a new analysis of @uscensusbureau trade data by @TariffsHurt
https://t.co/re9l4Cpwuj
Texas companies paid $654M more in tariffs this summer than the last amid @realDonaldTrump's trade war.
That's per a new analysis of @uscensusbureau trade data by @TariffsHurt
https://t.co/84HaPpV6HT
"Don't interrupt me, Jason," says Ted Cruz as the moderator tried to ask a follow-up question on the importance of remaining civil in debate.
#TexasDebate https://t.co/zx11ahFiDT