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AICPA Asks EEOC to, Respectfully, BTFO of Big 4’s Mandatory Retirement Policies
Although the Wall Street Journal Editorial Page made it abundantly clear that the Equal Employment […]
Oddly, Dem and GOP Leaders Don’t Agree on Next Act in IRS Investigation Circus
Representative Elijah Cummings (D-MD) shared some new info yesterday about some of the employees in […]
The IRS Scandal Has Made the Long Odds of Passing Tax Reform Even Longer
Until last Friday, tax reform seemed to be working a steady pace towards…something. I mean, […]
Here Are Some of Things People Are Saying About the IRS Scandal
As you've probably heard by now, the head of the IRS's tax-exempt organizations divison, Lois […]
Why Yes, Tax Reform Can Get More Complicated
Juggling all the aspects of income tax reform is quite a task. Here's a mind […]
Tax Nerds Feeling Vindicated After Their Long-held Viewpoints Are Paid Lip Service
Tax Policy Center co-director Eric Toder is feeling good today. Why? Some people known for […]
John Boehner Is the Most Reasonable, Responsible Person in Washington, Says John Boehner
The other day, Speaker of the Hizzous John Boehner got a lot of people got […]
Chuck Schumer Is Willing to Give John Boehner a Few Days to Warm Up to Higher Taxes
“You can’t expect the Speaker to turn on a dime in 24 hours and embrace […]
A Famous Psephologist Hated Working at KPMG, Just Like Us!
In this election cycle, Nate Silver may be the most talked about person that isn't […]
NJ Committeewoman Accused Of Lying About Her “Inactive” CPA License
I have seen many, many CPA exam candidates add "CPA" to their email signatures and […]
Grover Norquist: No Matter What, Taxes Aren’t Going Up
GOP drum major Grover Norquist was interviewed by the Washington Post's Suzy Khimm and you'll […]