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Healthcare Sector Under Scrutiny: Congressional Oversight of the Affordable Care Act by Daniel F. Donovan and William Clarkson

"I've long maintained that there are three possible routes to repeal of ObamaCare: the courts, the presidential election, and our constitutional responsibility for oversight. With two of them having come up short, the third...more

Payment Matters: Extension of Time for Overpayment Recoveries in Fiscal Cliff Law Not as Broad as it Sounds

The recently passed fiscal cliff legislation, i.e., the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 (Act) [PDF], includes a number of provisions addressing Medicare and Medicaid. One of these provisions extends the recovery period...more

MUNICIPAL TAXES, TAX SALE CERTIFICATES, AND THE MATTER OF PRINCETON OFFICE PARK – (Part 1 of 4) – The Need for Muncipalities to...

The Need For Municipalities To Sell Tax Liens In New Jersey, unpaid real estate taxes are a “continuous lien” on land, N.J.S.A. § 54:5-6. However, it is often not easy for municipalities to realize a sufficient financial...more

"Bah! Humbug!" - 3% Withholding and the Ghost of Christmas Future

Just in time for the end-of-year push to fund the Government and to "create more jobs," members of Congress and President Obama had a rare moment of consensus when they unanimously(!) repealed an extremely unpopular...more

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Fight in Cost Neutral Enviroment.

Costs Free - Judge Roger Berner. ...more

Year-End Legislation Extends Key Provisions for Businesses, Provides 100 Percent Expensing for Certain Assets and Enacts New...

As part of legislation enacted at the end of 2010, the U.S. Congress extended several beneficial tax provisions for businesses, including the research credit, active financing exception under Subpart F and look-through rule...more

Steven Getman Seneca County Attorney: 2006 Report of Activities

The following sums were collected and remitted back to the various departments (Total: $570,976.27). This is a $1016.54 increase in collections from last years’s total, ($569,959.73). The “total county cost” in the 2006...more

Steven Getman Seneca County Attorney: 2005 Report of Activities

The following sums were collected and remitted back to the various departments (Total: $569,959.73). This is a $47,628.07 increase in collections from last years’s total, ($522,331.66). The “total county cost” in the...more

Seneca County Attorney: 2004 Report of Activities

The following sums were collected and remitted back to the various departments (Total: $522,331.66). It should be noted that the “total county cost” in the 2004 budget as adopted was only $128,412.00. The County...more