Netflix is on the move, in a good way. I'm sure we can thank Kevin Spacey. [CNN]
There is still at least one dude who believes in Microsoft. Maybe a little too much. [WSJ]
Let's just tax online purchases already so we can stop talking about it, mmkay? [US News and World Report]
Headline of the day: "Accountant Allegedly Steals To Pay For Divorce, Breast Implants," it's a far better take on this than the link Colin provided you this morning [AOL]
And from FT (so it's subscriber only), Regulator urges end to auditor anonymity [FT]
Dylan Matthews of WaPo seems to believe high alcohol taxes will curb crime. Might I say that I mostly only drink at home, alone, and pass out before I can commit any crimes? [Washington Post]
Just read FASB Issues Standard on the Liquidation Basis of Accounting and your day is complete [Herald Online]
They want to replace a mildly progressive tax with a decidedly regressive tax and make the argument about fairness? You can have an articulate argument about whether income taxes deter economic development. You can have an argument about whether such taxes lead to out migration of people and firms. Heck you can have a philosophical argument about whether society should be able to tax the fruit of your labor (or your trust fund). But you cannot argue with a straight face that replacing an income tax with a broad based sales tax (one that taxes necessities) is fair. That insults people’s intelligence. [