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Monday’s news (10/2/2017) – Journal faults FEMA’s P.R. planning, wants full Jones Act repeal

October 2, 2017 by Richard Schulman 1 Comment

Catalan voter wounded by national police (Geraldine Hope Ghelli / Bloomberg)

WSJ faults FEMA’s P.R. planning, wants full Jones Act repeal Today’s edition of the Wall Street Journal faults FEMA’s Puerto Rican planning and wants full repeal of the Jones Act. Mary Anastasia O’Grady, the Journal‘s distinguished Latin American columnist, writes that Ahead of the Category 4 storm that hit with 155 mile-an-hour winds on Sept. […]

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Sunday’s news (10/1/2017) – Eliminating the medical deduction a bad idea

October 1, 2017 by Richard Schulman 1 Comment

Eliminating the medical deduction a bad idea Is eliminating the medical deduction a bad idea? Fox News thinks so. The bar is already high for those claiming the deduction. If those dependent on it lose it, they will have to go on Medicaid once their life savings are exhausted. This wouldn’t be a good outcome […]

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Today’s news (9/30/2017) – Tax filing simplified for millions

September 30, 2017 by Richard Schulman Leave a Comment

Trump-hating Cambridge library in Dr. Seuss regalia

Tax filing simplified for many; little change in taxes owed on static basis The respected Tax Foundation has just provided a preliminary analysis of the Republican leadership’s tax reform framework. Its two main conclusions are that By the doubling of the standard deduction, millions of taxpayers will be saved the bother of having to determine […]

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Friday’s news (9/29/2017) – Some Republicans already bailing on tax plan

September 29, 2017 by Richard Schulman Leave a Comment

Unrest in Congress over tax plan; hidden tax hike Yesterday’s tax plan is already facing pushback from some Republicans in Congress: A day after announcing their ambitious tax plan, Republicans debated scaling back one of their largest and most controversial proposals to pay for lower tax rates: repeal of the individual deduction for state and […]

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Thursday’s news (9/28/2017) – Mixed verdict for tax plan outline

September 28, 2017 by Richard Schulman Leave a Comment

Cargo ship in San Juan, P.R. harbor

Trump and Republicans release tax framework President Trump and Congressional Republicans released a tax reform outline that was superior to what had been expected from previous speeches and press reports but which still falls short of what tax reformers had hoped for. Our grades with comments follow below: The corporate tax rate will be cut […]

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