Senior Advisor, Tax Policy, at Patriotic Millionaires; associate fellow, Institute for Policy Studies
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Senior Advisor, Tax Policy, at Patriotic Millionaires; associate fellow, Institute for Policy Studies
Stephen Land is a retired tax attorney and former chair of the New York State Bar Association Tax Section.
Past: Congress 2005-2015. Current: tax lobbyist, but the poor kind
retired finance/software guy, now doing political advocacy work full time.
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