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Obviously is being held remotely. All members and witnesses will participate Via Videoconferencing as part of our hearing microphones will be set on mute to eliminate background noise. Members and witnesses, youre going to have to unmute your microphone each time you wish to speak. So i just say that as a reminder and as a little housekeeping issue, but please remember to do that. Documents for the record can be sent to megan mullen at the email address we provided to your staff. All documents w...

Dr. Delucic is a arent sentte operate at Johns Hopkins university. She uses research to inflameol education, housing policy, and the s ways was paired to study residential mobility, neighborhoods and family life among poor families in the south. Is currently working on a study the effect of baltimore housing programs on longterm neighborhood education and equality. She contributes regularly to the national and local media, including the baltimore sun, washington post, education week, atlantic, n...

Festival at the key school and welcome to our panel income inequality in todays america. We are here to talk with Stephanie Deluca and kathryn edin. Am going to read their bios and then offered an opportunity to discuss their books as well as offering you all some come as some questions so we will get started. Stephanie deluca is an associate professor of sociology at Johns Hopkins university. Shes a sociologica a sociologie to inform education, housing policy and she was awarded a William Grant...

Is this ok . Francine its fancy. Its perfect. Tom we have eight things to talk about at the start of the show. You mentioned the e. U. In your opening. Were oblivious to this. This turkey my deprant discussion, im sorry, for all of europe, its the only topic this weekend. Francine it is, because it goes really to the heart of what europe is. As soon as that gets into question, the eurozone can close. Tom well, there we go. We got so much to talk about today, jobs take. Francine lets get to the b...

In a recent case, the Tax Court again considered whether the 90-day time period to file a deficiency petition in the Tax Court is jurisdictional in nature.

Can the IRS sue a corporation because it believes the company underreported its taxes? You might think the answer is no — the IRS must first propose an adjustment, let the company go to Appeals,... -Today at 10:14 am- MarketScreener

Can the IRS sue a corporation because it believes the company underreported its taxes? You might think the answer is no — the IRS must first propose an adjustment...

How broad is a U.S. Supreme Court case on Tax Court filing deadlines? Getting the right tax advice and tips is vital in the complex tax world we live in. The Kiplinger Tax Letter helps you stay right on the money with the latest news and forecasts, with insight from our highly experienced team (Get a free issue of The Kiplinger Tax Letter or subscribe). You can only get the full array of advice by subscribing to the Tax Letter, but we will regularly feature snippets from it online, and here is o

How broad is a Supreme Court case on Tax Court filing deadlines?

Deadlines are important, particularly in federal tax law.  Many taxpayers are aware, for example, of the significant penalties that the IRS may impose upon them for failure to timely...