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With Tax Notes Talk , you’ll never miss the latest in tax news and analysis. Tune in to hear experts from around the world weigh in on the issues shaping the world of tax.
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Tax Notes Talk is taking a hiatus for the month of August. We’ll be back in your feed in the fall! In the meantime, be sure to check out our extensive back catalogue. ** Credits Host: David D. Stewart Executive Producers: Jeanne Rauch-Zender, Paige Jones Producer and Audio Editor: Jordan Parrish
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Four international tax policy experts discuss how tax policy could strengthen Europe's technology sector and improve its global competitiveness. For the entire discussion, watch or listen to " Bridging Europe’s Innovation Gap: Tax, Capital, and Scale ." ** Credits Host: David D. Stewart Executive Producers: Jeanne Rauch-Zender, Paige Jones Producer: Jordan Parrish Audio Editor: Laura Kondourajian
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Tax Notes legal reporter Trevor Sikes investigated how the qualified tips deduction under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act has affected tipped workers in the year since the law's enactment. Sikes and fellow legal reporter A.J. Collins interviewed the following people for this episode: Morgan Harms, a server at William Jeffrey’s Tavern in Arlington, Virginia Michael Chittenden, a lawyer with Covington and Burling Matt Catchpole, owner of the South Carolina restaurant group Panhandle Slam Hospitality Jim Toole, a clubhouse manager for the Lancaster Stormers, an American professional baseball team in Pennsylvania For more, read Sikes and Collins' story in Tax Notes , " Check, Please: Workers React to ‘No Tax on Tips’ One Year In ." ** Credits Host: David D. Stewart Executive Producers: Jeanne Rauch-Zender, Paige Jones Producer: Jordan Parrish Audio Editor: Laura Kondourajian
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Freelance reporters Emilia Sroka and Roland Papp discuss paying taxes in Poland and Hungary and how the citizens in those countries feel about it. Listen to the full series: Around the World in Taxes: the Netherlands and Brazil Around the World in Taxes: Greece and Italy For more, read the tax morale series for free in Tax Notes : Church or State: Italian Income Taxes and Symbolic Choice Haratsi to I Krísi : Avoiding Taxes as an Act of Greek Patriotism Closing the Gaps: How Polish Local Governments Boost Tax Morale Carrots and Sticks: How Hungary Taught a Generation to Pay Taxes ‘Friendly Collection’: Brazil’s Plan to Reduce Taxpayer Mistrust Pay or Drown: How the Dutch Fostered Resilient Tax Compliance ** Credits Host: David D. Stewart Executive Producers: Jeanne Rauch-Zender, Paige Jones Producer: Jordan Parrish Audio Editor: Laura Kondourajian
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Freelance reporters Olaf Geurts and Bárbara Mengardo discuss paying taxes in the Netherlands and Brazil and how the citizens in those countries feel about it. Listen to last week's episode: Around the World in Taxes: Greece and Italy For more, read the tax morale series for free in Tax Notes : Church or State: Italian Income Taxes and Symbolic Choice Haratsi to I Krísi : Avoiding Taxes as an Act of Greek Patriotism ‘Friendly Collection’: Brazil’s Plan to Reduce Taxpayer Mistrust Pay or Drown: How the Dutch Fostered Resilient Tax Compliance ** Credits Host: David D. Stewart Executive Producers: Jeanne Rauch-Zender, Paige Jones Producer: Jordan Parrish Audio Editor: Laura Kondourajian *** Nominate someone for the Tax Analysts Award of Distinction in U.S. State and Local Taxation! For more information, visit awards.taxanalysts.org .
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author of Taxation and Resentment: Race, Party, and Class in American Tax Attitudes, Massachusetts Attorney General's Office
University of the District of Columbia David A. Clarke School of Law
University of Missouri School of Law
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