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September 28, 2023

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‘Sex Is Kind of Like Dancing, Right?’

by Caleb Newquist

ACORN, yes, Bill O’Reilly’s favorite non-profit, is giving tax advice. Apparently, prostitution qualifies as a performing art. Who are we to argue?


Yes, it’s almost ten minutes but it’s worth it.

Check out Part II over at TaxProf Blog.

ACORN, yes, Bill O’Reilly’s favorite non-profit, is giving tax advice. Apparently, prostitution qualifies as a performing art. Who are we to argue?


Yes, it’s almost ten minutes but it’s worth it.

Check out Part II over at TaxProf Blog.

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