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Here are some items of interest to the New Jersey tax professional -
+ The Fall 2008 issue of New Jersey State Tax News is now available online. Click here to download the issue.
The lead article in the newsletter concerns the new Family Leave Insurance, an extension of NJ’s Temporary Disability Insurance program that was signed into law by Governor Corzine on May 2, 2008.
The new insurance provides up to six weeks of FLI benefits for the care of a family member suffering from a serious health condition, a newly born child or a newly adopted child
+ A new website, www.change.gov, has been created as part of President-Elect Obama’s transition. This site includes details on Obama’s plans and policies, from civil rights and defense to veterans and women.
You can click here for the site’s page on Obama’s tax policies. The site allows you to submit your comments and suggestions.
I have submitted my specific comments and suggestions regarding tax policy, much of which I have posted at my THE WANDERING TAX PRO blog in the past. I am waiting to see if there will be any response – and will let you know if I hear anything.
+ Have you checked out my new free online newsletter FROM THE DESK OF ROBERT D FLACH yet? It provides links to a wide variety of personal finance and other blog postings and online articles and resources that I have come across in my "wanderings" on the web. Click here to download the premiere issue in "pdf" format - OCTOBER 2008 ISSUE.
+ The Fall 2008 issue of New Jersey State Tax News is now available online. Click here to download the issue.
The lead article in the newsletter concerns the new Family Leave Insurance, an extension of NJ’s Temporary Disability Insurance program that was signed into law by Governor Corzine on May 2, 2008.
The new insurance provides up to six weeks of FLI benefits for the care of a family member suffering from a serious health condition, a newly born child or a newly adopted child
+ A new website, www.change.gov, has been created as part of President-Elect Obama’s transition. This site includes details on Obama’s plans and policies, from civil rights and defense to veterans and women.
You can click here for the site’s page on Obama’s tax policies. The site allows you to submit your comments and suggestions.
I have submitted my specific comments and suggestions regarding tax policy, much of which I have posted at my THE WANDERING TAX PRO blog in the past. I am waiting to see if there will be any response – and will let you know if I hear anything.
+ Have you checked out my new free online newsletter FROM THE DESK OF ROBERT D FLACH yet? It provides links to a wide variety of personal finance and other blog postings and online articles and resources that I have come across in my "wanderings" on the web. Click here to download the premiere issue in "pdf" format - OCTOBER 2008 ISSUE.
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+ CCH reports that “the New Jersey Supreme Court has agreed to review a previously reported Tax Court decision upholding as facially constitutional the corporation business tax ‘throwout’ rule” in the item “New Jersey --Corporate Income Tax: State High Court to Review "Throwout "Rule”.
+ Click here to download the registration form for the NJ-NATP December 11th “breakfast seminar” on “Keeping Up With Circular 230” presented by Howard Bookbinder at the Hanover Marriott on Route 10 in Whippany.
TAFN
+ CCH reports that “the New Jersey Supreme Court has agreed to review a previously reported Tax Court decision upholding as facially constitutional the corporation business tax ‘throwout’ rule” in the item “New Jersey --Corporate Income Tax: State High Court to Review "Throwout "Rule”.
+ Click here to download the registration form for the NJ-NATP December 11th “breakfast seminar” on “Keeping Up With Circular 230” presented by Howard Bookbinder at the Hanover Marriott on Route 10 in Whippany.
TAFN
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