"There is so much good in the worst of us and so much bad in the best of us that it will behold any one of us; to find fault with the rest of us."
- James Truslow Adams
“Bless this tiny little boat
And me who travels in it.
It stays afloat for years and years
And sinks within a minute.
And so the soul in which we sail,
Unknown by years of thinking,
Is deeply felt and understood
The minute that it’s sinking.”
-Leuning
Sometimes it’s hard to show confidence when we have insecurities about ourselves but I find so empowering to embrace that vulnerability.
How Revolutions Happen The Atlantic
IRS Solicitation for Outside Expertise in CryptoCurrency Audits
Irish Money Funnel, produced by Spin Casino Ireland, takes a look at some of the world's biggest companies and shows how Ireland's low corporation tax rate could be the secret behind their success.
Below is a comparison of some of the biggest companies in tech, food and drink based on the percentage of total revenue which is raised in the UK and Ireland. Ireland is often used as a base by multinational companies due to its low corporation tax rate of 12.5%. Comparatively, the UK has a tax rate for companies of 19% and the US even higher at 21%.
Cybercriminals are looking for your login details for your place of work, your personal computer, bank or financial institution, any authentication details you use, medical records, tax file number, legal documentation – the list is endless,” security firm KnowBe4’s Jacqueline Jayne told Yahoo Finance.
“Cybercriminals will do whatever is necessary to gather this information (and they don’t care about your personal circumstances by the way) and use it to impersonate you.”
Only months later, Mr Johns gained kudos for himself by making a $33,000 donation to the Liberals' coffers for the May federal election. The donation, which he signed, was made by his recently established company, Eco Water Group.
The company, which planned to turn brackish underground water into usable water for irrigation in Griffith, was funded by drug kingpin Marcello "Marchie" Casella, 59, who has been jailed over a major cannabis crop and pleaded guilty to knowing about another.
Swiss Financial Institution Clients May Have Claims for Hidden Fees
New Complaint With California Watchdog Charges CalPERS Board Member Theresa Taylor With Perjury for Filing False Declarations That Hid Over $30,000 of Income; Follows Fines of Board President Jones for Campaign Violations
CalPERS vice president and Investment Committee chairman Theresa Taylor had engaged in an apparent clear cut perjury by failing to disclose income.
“Nothing is covered up that will not be uncovered, and nothing secret that will not become known” (Matthew 10, 26-28)
The psychology of misinformation: Why we’re vulnerable FIrst Draft
Almost half of the U.S. population does not have a job Axios
America’s Enduring Caste System New York Times. “Caste is the infrastructure of our divisions.” Anything, anything but class (which, having been thrown out the front door, sneaks in through the back window as soon as you take the author’s category error-hobbled “America is like a house” trope seriously).
Complementary currencies for municipal finance Interfluidity
Boss of the Beach New York Magazine
France Offers Tax Credit For New Subscriptions To Newspapers And Newsmagazines
“Deputies voted to allow a one-off deduction of up to €50 (£45) to households subscribing for the first time, and for at least 12 months, to a newspaper, magazine or online news service ‘providing news of a general or political character’.” – The Guardian
This week, Young Ran (Christine) Kim(Utah) reviews a new work by Tarcísio Diniz Magalhães (McGill) & Allison Christians (McGill), Rethinking Tax for the Digital Economy After COVID-19(June 2020).