New York vs. Florida, Round #5 Posted inBig Government,Competitiveness,Florida,New York,States, taggedBig Government,Competitiveness,Florida,New York,Stateson February 10, 2023|4 Comments » The first four rounds of my New York vs. Florida contest (availablehere,here,here, andhere) largely fo...
Mark August 16, 3766 on your calendar. According to…researchers at Tohoku University, that’s the date Japan’s population will dwindle to one. For 25 years, the country has had falling fertility rates, coinciding with widespread aging. The worrisome trend has now reached a critical mass know...
it is a new calendar year, but on a new day. A day that will only be with us once in our life. We have new days every day and we can choose to do something of value and of meaning each and every new day if we only decide to do so...
Tax years, calendar years, and business profitability don’t always align. Net operating loss provisions help smooth profits and losses across tax years to ensure that businesses are taxed on their economic income, not an accounting byproduct. …many have argued that it made little sense for Co...
The new policy would tax any gain in value for an asset during the calendar year, regardless of whether it’s sold. Capital gains are taxed in New York at the same rate as ordinary income, so the rate would be 8.8%. Given her track record, I’m not surprised that Ocasio-Cortez has...
By the way, I’m mixing and matching data from several sources, so I’m sure that the numbers from the late 1960s are not a perfect match forthe IMF numbersI used for 1919-2023. That being said, there’s no arguing with the core finding. Massive revenue increases resulted in much hi...