Tax Politix
Alan DlugashThe Politics of Taxes
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 124 | Subscribers | Read | taxpolitix.com |
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New York's High Taxpayers Are Fleeing—And It's Not Just the Income Tax
New York City’s skyline, once a beacon for the wealthy chasing big dreams and bigger deals, is losing its shine. While income taxes grab headlines, it’s really the estate tax that’s truly driving the ultra-wealthy out. The city levies estat...
Trump Should Have Fired Bondi and Carr on the Spot for their Outrageous Comments
Pam Bondi said the Justice Department would absolutely target you and go after you if you’re targeting anyone with hate speech. That’s what she declared on Katie Miller’s podcast, right after the killing of Charlie Kirk, claiming there’s fr...
Blue States’ Whining About “Subsidizing” Red States Is Nonsense
In a September 19 article in The Wall Street Journal titled “Newsom Falls for the ‘Red Moocher State’ Myth,” Steven Malanga highlights how Gavin Newsom boasts that California is so successful, it subsidizes red states by sending more to Was...
Big Bills, No Balls: How Congress Screws Up Your Taxes
Ever wonder why your taxes feel like a guessing game? Blame Congress. They love passing flashy laws that sound great on the campaign trail—like “no tax on tips” or “no tax on overtime”—but when it comes to the nitty-gritty details, they’re ...
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I'm a retired NYCPA and I've been writing on politics and taxes for more than a dozen years at my current website. I'm finally joining the world of Substack and will be adding new content and importing old content.
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