TBH, if tax reform were a sport, it would be soccer because everyone thinks something is about to happen, and then it doesn't.
— Richard Rubin (@RichardRubinDC) August 6, 2015
Related Posts
Florida Man Proposes a 50% Tax on Feet Pics and Booty Shaking
Florida gubernatorial candidate James Fishback, who turned 31 on New Year’s Day, has a plan […]
Any Californians with Bright Ideas on Tax Policy Are Invited to Speak Up
God knows it can’t get any worse.
These hearings give you the opportunity to present your ideas, concerns, and recommendations regarding legislation, the quality of agency services, and other issues related to the Board’s administration of its tax programs. At the business taxes hearings you can comment on the administration of sales and use taxes, environmental fees, fuel taxes, and excise taxes. At the property tax hearings you can comment on the property tax programs and laws administered by the Board, and identify ways to resolve any problems identified in the Taxpayers’ Rights Advocates’ 2009-10 Annual Report.
New York Post Goes for the Obligatory Tax Coverage Re: Steve Jobs’s Death
The Post reports that the Jobs family can avoid a lot of taxes on the Apple stock that they will inherit from Steve if they sell the stock right away. He held about 5.5 million shares, priced at just under $370 today. Of course he also was large shareholder in Disney, with shares worth about $4.4 billion. So between those two little grips, maybe Adrienne was right about SJ. [NYP via TaxProf]