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Own a Business? The New Tax Law Could Bankrupt You August 6, 2018 by Ted Bauman Government & Politics If you’re a U.S. taxpayer exercising your right to run a business abroad, the new tax law means you’re in for a world of hurt.
Not Even the Royal Family Is Safe From the IRS June 4, 2018 by Ted Bauman Economy, Global Economy The recent royal wedding — between an American and a Brit — offers some lessons about how we Americans are taxed when we live and marry abroad.
exit tax The U.S. Exit Tax & Expatriation Tax: What It Means for Your Income May 22, 2018 by Bob Bauman Economy, Taxes, U.S. Economy Many talented citizens of France, the U.K., the EU and other welfare states are going where they and their capital are treated best. But exit tax reform should start here in America.
Stock Buybacks Keep Managers From Destroying Wealth April 17, 2018 by Michael Carr Economy Several weeks ago, I concluded that rewarding shareholders with buybacks and dividends is the best choice. Now, I want to explain why the other choices both destroy wealth._
Share Buyback Buybacks Are Nothing to Worry About March 14, 2018 by Michael Carr Economy Tax cuts for corporations provided the latest reason to demonize corporations. In particular, some object to massive share buybacks, which they view as anti-employee.

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