Month: April 2022

VALERIE MACON | AFP | Getty Images Social Security beneficiaries soon will have one more way to seek assistance from the government agency as local offices are slated to reopen this week. Starting Thursday, April 7, the Social Security Administration will restore in-person services, including for people who do not have appointments, acting Social Security
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The advent of cryptocurrency has added a new dimension to the realm of taxation, as well as finance. One might even say it has created a whole new world. Unlike fiat money, cryptocurrency is not governed by a central banking authority to regulate monetary policy by managing the supply of notes and specie, setting interest
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Yet Another Tax Proposal The Biden administration released its budget and tax proposals on March 28, 2022. This is called the “General Explanations of the Administration’s Fiscal Year 2023 Revenue Proposals,” or more affectionately the Greenbook. Should you care? Honestly, who knows. Speakers at a major estate planning conference speculated that it was unlikely for
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Loading chart… 23andMe Holding Co: “It’s losing money. To me, buy it and put it away.” Loading chart… WW International Inc: “There’s just nothing that I find that’s growth or of interest to me.” Loading chart… Nikola Corp: “They’re going to lose money as far as the eye can see.” Loading chart… Joby Aviation Inc:
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In this article 13-HK ACMR 9987-HK 9688-HK 6160-HK IQ 9898-HK BIDU The China Securities Regulatory Commission and U.S. securities regulators have been locked in a dispute over allowing U.S. review of Chinese company audits, threatening delisting in coming years. Costfoto | Future Publishing | Getty Images BEIJING — China has sent another signal of progress
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