Month: November 2020

The United States Supreme COurt Building getty The U.S. Supreme Court has clipped the commerce clause’s nexus wings, and much ink has been spilled on whether the due process clause will enjoy a resurgence in cases on a nonresident’s tax liability. Court due process precedent abounds, cases with which state tax professionals are quite familiar. However, there
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“The difference between people who achieve their dreams and those who don’t is simple,” according to Spanx founder and CEO Sara Blakely. “It’s about action,” she said in an Instagram post on Monday. “It’s not about having a ton of brains or ton of money or a ton of experience,” according to Blakely. “Two decades
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Mary Roberts has been working five jobs since August to stay afloat after the coronavirus pandemic decimated the cruise industry, where she was a director and choreographer. Mary Roberts Mary Roberts is not immune to the hustle as an artist. But the coronavirus pandemic has presented a challenge like she’s never seen before. Roberts, 39,
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WASHINGTON, DC – DECEMBER 13: Former Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen speaks during her last news … [+] conference in office. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images) Getty Images Janet Yellen, president-elect Joe Biden’s pick for Treasury Secretary, would come to the job with largely predictable views on tax policy for a mainstream, center-left economist. A
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Best Buy‘s third-quarter earnings on Tuesday soared past Wall Street’s expectations, as the company continued to see strong demand for technology during the coronavirus pandemic. Shares of the company were down more than 2% in premarket trading early Tuesday. Despite its strong third quarter, the retailer declined to provide an outlook due to the uncertainty
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A store displays a sign before closing down permanently in Arlington, Virginia. OLIVIER DOULIERY/AFP via Getty Images State and local officials have begun closing some businesses to counter a new surge in coronavirus infections, potentially putting Americans out of work for the second time since the spring. Delaware and Nevada are among the states where
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Integrating the components of a retirement plan getty A core deficiency of existing retirement programs is that the three major components of a program — financial asset management, annuities, and HECM reverse mortgages — are organized, managed and marketed separately. As a result, important potential synergies from combining them are unrealized. The potential synergies vary
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