Month: October 2023

Massachusetts Gov. Healey signs into law the state’s first tax cuts in two decades.

Following up on yesterday’s post, Biden Administration Puts Grad Schools, Including Law Schools, In The Hot Seat: Reuters, Law School Financial Data Is About to Get More Transparent: Aspiring lawyers….

Letter from Thomas Barthold (Chief of Staff, Joint Committee on Taxation) to Richard Neal (Ranking Member, House Ways & Means Committee) (Oct. 3, 2023): This letter responds to your request….

David E Bernstein (George Mason; Google Scholar), Students for Fair Admissions and the End of Racial Classification as We Know It, 2022-23 Cato Sup. Ct. Rev. 143 (2023): The Supreme….

Erin Adele Scharff (Arizona State) & Darien Shanske (UC-Davis; Google Scholar), The Surprisingly Strong Case for Local Income Taxes in the Era of Increased Remote Work, 74 Hastings L.J. 823….

Brian M. McCall (Oklahoma), Beyond the Narrow Harvard Model of Legal Education: Restoring Legal Education According to the Proposals of Valentine Tomberg, 48 U. Dayton L. Rev. 1 (2022): Professor….

Year’s end will be here before you know it, and this is the deadline for several valuable tax-planning strategies available to the self-employed.

Limor Riza (Ono Academic College; Google Scholar), Tax Bribes in the Form of Flattering News Coverage, 32 S. Cal. Interdisc. L.J. 441 (2023): In this Article, I pose the question:….

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The House ousted its Speaker. What’s next?