Seen from Yellow Line river bridge at rush hour: no endless line of cars at the GW Parkway exit to 395 North. Nobody at all. Kind of felt like a holiday for me too. Except that, wait, no.
Column: The OECD-led global tax deal is in shambles. The pact started as a Utopian idea that set out to salve hundreds of countries but wound up appeasing almost no one. https://t.co/vHqvhtGTij
Conservatives & business groups on mission to roll back judicial deference nationwide watched as the Supreme Court scrapped its own federal precedent—and then got back to work.
Read our @BLaw deep dive on the anti-agency push impacting the nation.
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Take note #Whistleblowers, Illinois’s legacy of unpaid bills--$16 billion at one point--is at the heart of tax fraud litigation moving through court. See my story in @bloombergtax https://t.co/UUudm2i8zU
NEW: Think tax talk is over until 2025? Think again.
A top Finance Democrat is making a move to peel off the popular LIHTC provision from the Smith-Wyden tax package.
Housing advocates keep up hope for September or lame-duck LIHTC action.
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Who doesn't love transfer pricing? See my interview with Joe Garrett @DeloitteUS, a true expert and gentleman. We get into TP, combined reporting and state audits, all in @bloombergtax
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1/ I'm in the Manhattan criminal courtroom this morning as former President Donald Trump appears to be struggling to stay awake. His eyes have been largely closed for dozens of minutes. Sometimes his head has fallen down before he lifts it back up, and his mouth is sometimes slightly agape.
New stuff to learn! Love some upheaval in the style department. Associated Press Stylebook makes Merriam-Webster its official dictionary - Poynter https://t.co/XIxiuMeYPf