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The topics
NYC pied-à-terre surcharge
The enacted non-primary residence surcharge, its city code chapter, the correcting law, the Department of Finance rules and the pending challenge.
In the signed edition
California billionaire tax (Proposition 40)
The full measure on the November 3, 2026 ballot, each code section it proposes, and the official election record.
In the signed edition
Estate, gift, QSBS and carried interest
The federal statutes behind high-net-worth planning, the 2026 inflation adjustments, and the 2025 act that reset the exclusion.
In the signed edition
AI in tax practice
Circular 230, which governs tax practice whether or not AI is involved, and the IRS’s own technology record.
In the signed edition
California software sales tax
The statutory definition of a taxable sale that software questions start from; the controlling regulation is linked, not reproduced.
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