The IRS Scandal Has Made the Long Odds of Passing Tax Reform Even Longer
It'll make for a better payout, I suppose.
Tax policy
Why Yes, Tax Reform Can Get More Complicated
Congressional Mission Impossible has been accepted.
Maryland Does Love Itself Some Mortgage Interest Deduction; North Dakota a Little Less So
There's a Wire joke in here somewhere.
Social Media's Ideas for Tax Reform Can't Be Worse Than Anything That's Been Kicked Around So Far
Senator Max Baucus (D-MT) and Representative Dave Camp (R-MI) report in a Wall Street Journal op-ed that since Congress has spent ample time listening to interest groups, it's now time they get serious about tax reform:
Maybe Dave Camp's Pass-through Proposal Doesn't Address Carried Interest So It Won't Invite Unfortunate War Analogies
And, as we all know, war is good for absolutely nothing.
Members of Congress Seem Surprised That Tax Reform Meetings with Interest Groups Would Arouse Cynicism
You've got the process ALL WRONG.
Tax Nerds Feeling Vindicated After Their Long-held Viewpoints Are Paid Lip Service
Cautiously vindicated, but vindicated all the same.
How We Averted the Fiscal Cliff: As a CPA, People Might Expect You To Know This Crap
I don't care if you're a Republican or a Democrat; you're an accountant, and the avert-the-fiscal-cliff legislation that the federal government crapped out at the last minute hooks you up.
The Corporate Income Tax Is Like Mother's Milk for Tax Professionals
Feeling nurtured?
