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Yasmin Vossoughian Reports-20220220-21:43:00

sterilize them, that tell them all this exotic, bizarre conspiracy every day. it's hard to pull them back into the small d democratic principles that founded our republic. it's hard to draw them out of that, in part, because outrage is an addiction. outrage triggers something every day that makes them feel special. it makes them feel like all the craziness that they're being told all the time has some sort of broader context. and it really doesn't. it's a cruel trick by people like fox and bannon and trump that these people are so far into this. they can't really extract themselves. >> okay. so, last thing to you, matthew, and it's about essentially former president, has his luck run out. george conley wrote an op-ed for "the washington post" saying, now the man who long has had trouble finding decent legal representation may have a hard time finding tax accountants.

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Härtefallfonds: So kommen Firmen aus SH an die zinslosen Darlehen vom Land

Härtefallfonds: So kommen Firmen aus SH an die zinslosen Darlehen vom Land
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Address weaknesses before reintroducing GST, say experts

Address weaknesses before reintroducing GST, say experts
25 Jan 2021 / 09:30 H.
One of main the bones of contention in the previous GST regime was the delays experienced in the reimbursement scheme. – BERNAMAPIX
Thenesh says that to prevent late refund problems from recurring, the tax authorities must be given autonomy to operate independently.
PETALING JAYA:
The potential reintroduction of the good and services tax (GST), against a backdrop of a growing fiscal deficit, has to have previous weaknesses addressed first, tax experts say.
One of the main bones of contention in the previous GST regime was the delays experienced in the reimbursement scheme, as the law required all tax collection to be remitted to the federal consolidated fund with the refunds then allocated to customs from the consolidated fund.

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The Ingraham Angle-20191203-07:38:00

>> laura: and it amplifies what you said, from npr, the experiment with the wealth tax in europe was a failure in many countries. france's tax with an estimated 42,000 millionaires between 2000-2012, nine countries in europe had a well tax and today only three norway, spain and switzerland. okay, so a few countries but not many. obviously, not the biggest economies in the world to say the least, but how would it work? let's say, would the government, would it make you account for i don't know, paintings, jewelry? how would that work and who would enforce it? would they come into your home? how do they enforce it? >> that is a good question because how do you assess what someone's wealth and how do you know how much bill gates or warren buffett. you would have to go into their home and assess their paintings on their walls. >> laura: more government jobs. >> tax accountants. number of states have

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The Lead With Jake Tapper-20190916-20:27:00

prosecutors visited with michael cohen in prison for his role in these hush money payments partially. in recent weeks do you think that that is part of this? >> it could be. so if it was the same prosecutors which i understand that it was and again these are tate prosecutors, manhattan d.a., not federal prosecutors, if they went to go see michael cohen they could have asked him for information to guide what they put into the subpoena. so the subpoena went to trump organization and trump personal tax accountants and so he might have been able to give them some kind of guidance about here is what you should look for, here is who prepared them, here is specific information to put in the subpoena so the subpoena was targeted. >> so let's assume that the prosecutors are successful and they're able to subpoena these eight years worth of tax returns of mr. -- president trump personally and the trump organization. does that mean that ultimately the public will finally get to see the tax returns. >> that is a long way down a

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20180818:03:23:00

oh, here's the news at the top of the hour. i'm just saying it is hard to avoid sometimes. >> it is hard. they turn on their computer, and they wind up with a news feed. >> right. >> it is. what i found, a lot of times, jurors would come and say, by accident, i read the headlines. >> right. >> that said something about what they were trying to do. surely, it's become harder and harder to be able to do it. >> michael, monday will be day three of jury deliberations. >> right. >> what does it mean for the prosecution, if they deliberate several days? >> this was a complex case. paper cases are. there were about 18 counts they were charged with. the jury is probably taking its time to look at the indictment and match what evidence they heard in the trial with the charges laid out before them in the indictment. i don't think a three-day delay is any particularly long period of deliberation, especially in a case like this. it is rather complex. i mean, you don't have jurors who are tax accountants or lawyers on there who are familiar with things like shale companies, reporting requirements and that type of thing. i don't think there is a great, great bit of emphasis we ought

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20180818:07:24:00

case like this that is rather complex. i mean, you don't have jurors who are tax accountants or lawyers on there who are familiar with things like shell companies, reporting requirements and that type of thing. i don't think there is a great, great bit of emphasis we ought to place on the fact they've been out three days. there was an enormous amount of evidence in this case to prove paul manafort guilty. i still expect that he'll be found guilty. you may have somebody in there hanging up, you know, with one of the questions about reasonable doubt. makes me think there could be somebody in the jury room saying, i don't think they proved or disproved all possible scenarios. sometimes they'll ask for a recharge on something like reasonable doubt. you know, we'll see after monday. if i were paul manafort, i wouldn't be packing up my bunk in the federal pen right now, ready to head home. >> thank you both. michael, you didn't lewdiwisky this time. >> i don't think the judge would be a good traffic court judge in ludiwisky, georgia with the kind of conduct he had on the bench.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20171219:14:36:00

loopholes, this is not a reform, it's a tax cut. we already heard from republicans they may need an ancillary bill to help fix this. >> what about those postcards, stephanie? >> for real, because all these complications still exist, that's only going to give more business to tax accountants. as long as those accountants, as long as those structurers are employed, that will benefit the super rich. the joe smith on the street is never going to be able to afford those people. >> 100%. you know, they make the postcard claim for lower earners because if you don't have a lot of deductions, you take the standard deduction and it's very simple. but that's not where the money is. the money is in working the system, reclassifying your income as either investment income in the case of the carried interest or as business

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20171217:01:15:00

particularly the business provisions, some of the stuff of pass through companies like companies that donald trump and the family own. there's a tax break for those companies that some of them and tests about whether your company qualifies or not. they have to write rules about this and multi-national corporations will be taxed, which parts of the income attributed to the united states and which parts will be considered foreign and not taxed. and so, it's going to take time to write the rules, the tax accountants and lawyers get together with the clients and try to figure out how to exploit those rules to maximum effect. we saw when obamacare got passed and it was fairly long process with a lot of hearings and then they had three years to implement the law and still kind of wasn't enough time and various aspects of the rollout was a mess and extremely complicated to write rules and you see it here and it will happen in weeks instead of years and likely to see errors and drafting errors in the legislation. they will have to come back and try to fix and i think likely to see parts of the legislation to give tax breaks congress didn't intend to give and haven't had the time to fully vet the

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