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Friday, June 3, 2011

Tax Practitioners and Tax Reform

I'm honored to be a guest blogger this week on Peter Reilly's blog - Passive Activities and Other Oxymorons. A great blog where Peter delves into the details of current rulings pointing out why the conclusion was reached, any oddities about the ruling, and the relevance for practitioners and taxpayers.

The topic of my guest blog on 6/2/11 - "Why Tax Practitioners Should Work for Tax Reform" - take a look - here. I hope you post a comment there.

Welcome!

The world is changing yet tax systems have been slow to change in the same direction. This can hinder economic progress, lead to a loss in tax revenue, and frustrate taxpayers. Here, I explain some of the problems at the federal, multistate and California levels, offer ideas for reform, and an opportunity to comment on what I post. I hope to increase awareness and understanding of our tax systems, some of the problems in these systems and possible remedies. These views are my own and not necessarily those of my employer or any organization I'm connected with. Thanks for reading and posting comments (this page gets over 20,000 visits per month)! For more on tax reform, please visit http://www.21stcenturytaxation.com. You can reach me at annette.nellen@sjsu.edu.