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Former Dean And Tax Prof Leo Martinez Receives 2024 ABA Kutak Award
ABA, Dean Emeritus Leo P. Martinez is the 2024 Robert J. Kutak Award Recipient: Leo Martinez is Dean Emeritus and Albert Abramson Professor of Law Emeritus at the University of California College of the Law San Francisco. He is currently a Managing Director at Anderson, the tax and financial services firm. Professor Martinez is a
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Former Dean And Tax Prof Leo Martinez Receives 2024 ABA Kutak Award
ABA, Dean Emeritus Leo P. Martinez is the 2024 Robert J. Kutak Award Recipient: Leo Martinez is Dean Emeritus and Albert Abramson Professor of Law Emeritus at the University of California College of the Law San Francisco. He is currently a Managing Director at Anderson, the tax and financial services firm. Professor Martinez is a
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WSJ Book Review: ‘Middle-Aged Tax Attorney’ At Center Of Treasury Department Team Using Financial Weapons To Bring Down Hitler
Wall Street Journal Book Review: Tom Nolan, Hitting Hitler in the Wallet (reviewing Graham Moore, The Wealth of Shadows: A Novel (2024)): The star of Graham Moore’s historical thriller “The Wealth of Shadows” has no illusions about where he stands in 1939. Ansel Luxford is a “middle-aged tax attorney in a neatly knotted bow tie”
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WSJ Book Review: ‘Middle-Aged Tax Attorney’ At Center Of Treasury Department Team Using Financial Weapons To Bring Down Hitler
Wall Street Journal Book Review: Tom Nolan, Hitting Hitler in the Wallet (reviewing Graham Moore, The Wealth of Shadows: A Novel (2024)): The star of Graham Moore’s historical thriller “The Wealth of Shadows” has no illusions about where he stands in 1939. Ansel Luxford is a “middle-aged tax attorney in a neatly knotted bow tie”
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Tax Policy In The Biden Administration
ABA Tax Section, The Challenges of AI in Tax Policymaking Axios, Next Year's Battle Royale Over Tax Policy Will Shape America's Fiscal Future Bloomberg, America’s Tax Cut Era Must End Bloomberg, OECD Reaffirms June Deadline for Signing of Global Tax Treaty Bloomberg, Pillar Two: What’s Ahead for Multinationals and Why it Matters Bloomberg, UN Set
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Tax Policy In The Biden Administration
ABA Tax Section, The Challenges of AI in Tax Policymaking Axios, Next Year's Battle Royale Over Tax Policy Will Shape America's Fiscal Future Bloomberg, America’s Tax Cut Era Must End Bloomberg, OECD Reaffirms June Deadline for Signing of Global Tax Treaty Bloomberg, Pillar Two: What’s Ahead for Multinationals and Why it Matters Bloomberg, UN Set
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Tax Policy In The Biden Administration
Bloomberg, A Big Tax Fight Awaits After the Presidential Election Is Settled Bloomberg, Billionaire Tax Rejected by U.S. Causes Split Ahead of G-7 Bloomberg, IRS Extends Free File Partnership Program Another Five Years Bloomberg, Massachusetts Risks $1 Billion in Lost Tax Revenue as Rich Flee Bloomberg, Presidents’ Tax Returns Would Be Public Under Bipartisan Bill
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Tax Policy In The Biden Administration
Bloomberg, A Big Tax Fight Awaits After the Presidential Election Is Settled Bloomberg, Billionaire Tax Rejected by U.S. Causes Split Ahead of G-7 Bloomberg, IRS Extends Free File Partnership Program Another Five Years Bloomberg, Massachusetts Risks $1 Billion in Lost Tax Revenue as Rich Flee Bloomberg, Presidents’ Tax Returns Would Be Public Under Bipartisan Bill
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WSJ: The IRS Money Hole Gets Deeper
Wall Street Journal Editorial, The IRS Money Hole Gets Deeper: The Internal Revenue Service can’t write its own checks, which means it has to ask Congress for funding like any other agency. But if lawmakers have been tracking its misspending, they’ll turn down the tax collectors’ new $104 billion budget request and demand an audit
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WSJ: The IRS Money Hole Gets Deeper
Wall Street Journal Editorial, The IRS Money Hole Gets Deeper: The Internal Revenue Service can’t write its own checks, which means it has to ask Congress for funding like any other agency. But if lawmakers have been tracking its misspending, they’ll turn down the tax collectors’ new $104 billion budget request and demand an audit
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#12 Ranked Alabama Graduate Tax Program Will Not Offer Courses After Spring 2025
University of Alabama Law School Graduate Degree Programs, Tentative LL.M./JM Course Teach-Out Schedule: By decision of the Law School Faculty, the LL.M. concentration in Business Transactions and the Juris Masters have been discontinued and the LL.M. in Tax has been placed on inactive status. Courses will no longer be offered after the Spring 2025 term.
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#12 Ranked Alabama Graduate Tax Program Will Not Offer Courses After Spring 2025
University of Alabama Law School Graduate Degree Programs, Tentative LL.M./JM Course Teach-Out Schedule: By decision of the Law School Faculty, the LL.M. concentration in Business Transactions and the Juris Masters have been discontinued and the LL.M. in Tax has been placed on inactive status. Courses will no longer be offered after the Spring 2025 term.
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Tax Policy In The Biden Administration
Bloomberg, Brainard Vows Corporate Tax Hike With Trump Cuts Set to Expire Bloomberg, IRS Cash Is in Danger of Drying Up for Technology Upgrades Bloomberg, Key Conservative Group Advises Trump: More Tax Cuts, No Tariffs Bloomberg, Los Angeles, Backers Defend Mansion Tax to Federal Appeals Court Bloomberg, Mansion Taxes Won’t Improve Housing Affordability
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Tax Policy In The Biden Administration
Bloomberg, Brainard Vows Corporate Tax Hike With Trump Cuts Set to Expire Bloomberg, IRS Cash Is in Danger of Drying Up for Technology Upgrades Bloomberg, Key Conservative Group Advises Trump: More Tax Cuts, No Tariffs Bloomberg, Los Angeles, Backers Defend Mansion Tax to Federal Appeals Court Bloomberg, Mansion Taxes Won’t Improve Housing Affordability
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Volokh: Nonprofits That Help Organize Protests That Break The Law Can Lose Their Tax Exemptions
Eugene Volokh (UCLA; Google Scholar), Can Nonprofits That Help Organize Protests Lose Their Tax Exemptions?: Senate Republicans have called on the IRS to investigate various nonprofits that have helped organize university protests, and see if they should be stripped of their tax exemptions. Would that be permissible? [1.] The government can't strip groups of nonprofit status based on
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Volokh: Nonprofits That Help Organize Protests That Break The Law Can Lose Their Tax Exemptions
Eugene Volokh (UCLA; Google Scholar), Can Nonprofits That Help Organize Protests Lose Their Tax Exemptions?: Senate Republicans have called on the IRS to investigate various nonprofits that have helped organize university protests, and see if they should be stripped of their tax exemptions. Would that be permissible? [1.] The government can't strip groups of nonprofit status based on
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NY Times: Was The 401(k) A Mistake?
New York Times Magazine, Was the 401(k) a Mistake?: How an obscure, 45-year-old tax change transformed retirement and left so many Americans out in the cold. With pensions, otherwise known as defined-benefit plans, your employer invests on your behalf, and you are promised a fixed monthly income upon retirement. With 401(k)s, which are named after
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NY Times: Was The 401(k) A Mistake?
New York Times Magazine, Was the 401(k) a Mistake?: How an obscure, 45-year-old tax change transformed retirement and left so many Americans out in the cold. With pensions, otherwise known as defined-benefit plans, your employer invests on your behalf, and you are promised a fixed monthly income upon retirement. With 401(k)s, which are named after
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Law School Entry-Level Faculty Hiring Is Down 26%; FAR Applicants Are Up 28%
Sarah Lawsky (Northwestern; Google Scholar), Lawsky Entry Level Hiring Report 2023: There are four entry-level tax hires:
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Law School Entry-Level Faculty Hiring Is Down 26%; FAR Applicants Are Up 28%
Sarah Lawsky (Northwestern; Google Scholar), Lawsky Entry Level Hiring Report 2023: There are four entry-level tax hires:
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University Of North Carolina Tax Profs Receive Awards For Teaching And Scholarship
Kathleen Thomas and Leigh Osofsky received awards for excellence in teaching and scholarship from the University of North Carolina School of Law:
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University Of North Carolina Tax Profs Receive Awards For Teaching And Scholarship
Kathleen Thomas and Leigh Osofsky received awards for excellence in teaching and scholarship from the University of North Carolina School of Law:
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NY Times & ProPublica: Trump May Owe $100 Million From Double-Dip Tax Breaks
New York Times, Trump May Owe $100 Million From Double-Dip Tax Breaks, Audit Shows: Former President Donald J. Trump used a dubious accounting maneuver to claim improper tax breaks from his troubled Chicago tower, according to an Internal Revenue Service inquiry uncovered by The New York Times and ProPublica. Losing a yearslong audit battle over
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NY Times & ProPublica: Trump May Owe $100 Million From Double-Dip Tax Breaks
New York Times, Trump May Owe $100 Million From Double-Dip Tax Breaks, Audit Shows: Former President Donald J. Trump used a dubious accounting maneuver to claim improper tax breaks from his troubled Chicago tower, according to an Internal Revenue Service inquiry uncovered by The New York Times and ProPublica. Losing a yearslong audit battle over
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President Biden Nominates Three Tax Court Judges
The White House, President Biden Announces Key Nominees: Jeffrey S. Arbeit is a legislation counsel with the staff of the Joint Committee on Taxation. His work focuses primarily on international tax and issues related to financial assets, transactions, and markets. Before joining the staff in 2015, Arbeit was a tax associate at Sullivan & Cromwell