Disputed Foreign Aid Critique and Tax Tips Mix in Opinion
The article questions U S foreign aid ethics and costs noting aid to some countries backfires as critics of the United States. It contrasts mid year tax strategies with a family support scenario showing how one person can claim a dependency exemption even if no single contributor meets the support test.
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Sam's Gifts and a Questionable Exemption Trade
The text discusses using a multiple support agreement to allocate an exemption among siblings and trade it over years. It then notes a Pakistan context where Ali Bhutto denounces- and the U.S. allegedly ships two destroyers and arms to Pakistan amid martial law, suggesting aid rises with repression, contrary to official aims.
Malden Finds Comfort In Garden After TV Success
Karl Malden, famed for Streets of San Francisco, returns home during breaks to Brentwood and tends his garden to unwind. The 63-year-old actor shifts to a new role as sea captain in a made for ABC version of Captains Courageous, aiming for a strong post series comeback.
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Double deduct for parents in multiple support rules
Guidance on who can claim a dependency exemption for a parent under multiple support agreements. If you claim the exemption you must have others sign Form 2120 stating they won’t claim the mother, attach to your return, and funnel most support to medical expenses to maximize deductions.
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Social Security as the sacred cow bled dry in a pension critique
In a sharp critique, the piece accuses Social Security of bankruptcy and deception since its inception. It argues the program relies on ongoing taxation rather than reserves, cites rising costs and demographic shifts, and portrays Nixon’s era as another chapter in government mismanagement.
Nixon and Watergate fallout in a sweeping political critique
A wide ranging critique links Nixon to overreaching power and legal conflict, referencing the Bangladesh situation, Adams firing, and Watergate grand jury findings. It mentions Meade Alcorn, the White House pomp, and extralegal actions. The piece also notes Senator Lowell Weicker’s moderate bid and Carter era zero based budgeting rhetoric. It also highlights questions about pension and budget seminar funding.
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Advertising deadline notice for road trouble readers
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