The Wall Street Journal – April 1, 2019
The world of corporate tricks on the general public has become treacherous in an age of viral communications, especially when not everyone gets the joke… some companies have started cutting seasonal pranks all together
Be sure to clue-in the corporate lawyer.
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Blog.namely.com – 3/29/18
Effective January 1, 2018, office meals and snacks are no longer fully tax-deductible. After 2025, the tax break will be entirely phased out.
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The Wall Street Journal – March 5, 2019
These are difficult times for tax preparers. Changes in Treasury Department rules have made it an especially tricky tax season. That has led preparers to stock up on chocolate, tissues, and painkillers-both for unhappy clients and for themselves.
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The Wall Street Journal – February 22, 2019
The administration of President Donald Trump has pledged up to $12 billion in aid to help offset losses for crops hit by retaliatory Chinese tariffs imposed in response to Washington’s tariffs on Chinese goods.
Billions tha WE (NOT the Chinese) paid.
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The Wall Street Journal – January 22, 2019
In the past two years, the world has been rocked first by the rise of right-wing populists and now by a re-energized left. Both are products of a deeper seated destabilization trend: the hollowing out of the political middle.
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