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Artie McConnell Comments on Upcoming DOJ Data Security Program in Dark Reading Article

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US Patents Set to Issue 33 Percent Faster from the Notification Date

Alexander Reid Presents Update on Nonprofit Legislation, Regulation at Illinois CPA Society Symposium

Of Counsel Mike Semes authored an article published Dec. 21, 2021, by Bloomberg Tax. Titled “Pennsylvania Greenwood Gaming Decision Could Have a Big Impact,” the article reviews a recent tax decision that reinforced the principle that tax imposition and tax exclusion statutes are to be interpreted strictly in favor of taxpayers. Semes writes that, when a taxpayer challenges the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue’s interpretation of a statute in the future, they should carefully consider the court’s analysis in this case.  <a href="https://news.bloombergtax.com/tax-insights-and-commentary/pennsylvania-greenwood-gaming-decision-could-have-a-big-impact">Read the article (registration required)</a>

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Mike Semes Article Reviews Recent Pennsylvania Tax Decision

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