…economic sectors. The most productive is the private sector. The next most productive is the not-for-profit sector, then comes state and local governments, and finally the federal government. And so…

…this activity on their tax returns, and is that treatment justifiable under the rules? There are rules for activities that are “not engaged in for profit” under section 183 (generally…

…a small child the only survivors of an accident, would protect the child until help arrived, though it might profit them to loot the child’s belongings and jettison the child…

…gambling with huge bets that can swing the marketplace and place the entire system in jeopardy. That means banks will need to accept more staid profit scenarios–and the compensation for…

…in his op-ed to support the preferential treatment of compensation for private equity and real estate partnership “profits” partners. He points out the categorization problem–that it is not always easy…

…profits, once the debt was paid off with good cash flows (already existing out of the company, with nothing due to the “management” of the money manager). The better the…

…that would reduce the likelihood of a sale that would make you a tidy profit? And if you find yourself in a zero-sum situation where your gain is someone else’s…

This post will not describe any actual non fictional events. My aim is to understand whether there are gaps in the law which can make bankruptcy profitable. I know virtually…

…insurance plan which don’t ask employees to chose between competing offers. Note those other plans, the ones without competition, are mainly used by private profit maximizing firms. To support their…

…at publicly reporting US corporations’ fiscal statements on taxes and profits to tell the real story about profitabilty and taxes. It’s not the story the Chamber, the National Association of…