“The point is that I’m not a real small businessman, but I play one in anti-tax propaganda.”
~ The Professor was a little too sarcastic the first go round.
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Imagine a Future Free of Questions on Revenue Recognition
- Caleb Newquist
- June 25, 2010
“It is an important step towards a single global principle-based standard that would make it absolutely clear when revenue is recognised-and why.”
~ Sir David Tweedie is pretty happy with how the converged revenue recognition standard turned out.
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It’s Entirely Possible that the State of Pennsylvania Is Exaggerating Their Intelligence Gathering Capabilities
- Caleb Newquist
- May 5, 2010
“If Pennsylvania really had Syndrome’s technology to help it zero in on tax evaders and perhaps blow them off the face of the planet, why would they need an amnesty in the first place? You’d think they would just collect the tax or vaporize the deadbeats. It’s largely a bluff.”
~ Joe Kristan, on this.
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John Boehner: What Have You Done for American Families and Small Business Lately, Mr. President?
- Caleb Newquist
- September 28, 2010
“If the President really wants to help small businesses, he should insist that Congress not leave town without cutting spending and stopping his tax hike to help create jobs – particularly small business jobs. By failing to act, the President is turning his back on American families and small businesses.”
~ The House Minority Leader, in a statement, nanoseconds after The President signed The Small Business Jobs and Credit Act of 2010 into law.