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The Unfair Treatment Of Cryptocurrencies By The U.S. Internal Revenue Service, Antonio Alverez Lorenzo

Blockchain Law

This paper explores the challenges the cryptocurrency industry has been confronting in the United States due to the unfairness of the tax policies issued by the United States Internal Revenue Service. Cryptocurrency service providers, miners, investors and general consumers are being prevented from taking advantages of special tax treatments as compared to other similar properties, commodities and securities. Tax legislation has not kept pace with the development of emerging cryptocurrency technologies that enable otherwise traditional types of revenue to be generated.

Assembly Business And Professions Committee, 2019–2020 Legislative Bill Summary, Assembly Business And Professions Committee

California Assembly

No abstract provided.

Assembly Committee On Health, 2019 2020 Legislative Summary, Assembly Committee On Health

California Assembly

No abstract provided.

2017-18 Legislative Summary, Assembly Committee On Business And Professions

California Assembly

No abstract provided.

2017-18 Legislative Summary, Assembly Committee On Health

California Assembly

No abstract provided.

2017 Legislative Summary, Assembly Committee On Education

California Assembly

No abstract provided.

2015-2016 Legislative Summary, Assembly Committee On Business And Professions

California Agencies

No abstract provided.

2015 Legislative Summary, Assembly Committee On Business And Professions

California Assembly

No abstract provided.

Legislative Summary 2013-2014 Session, Assembly Committee On Business, Professions And Consumer Protection

California Assembly

No abstract provided.

Legislative Summary - 2013 Session, Assembly Committee On Business, Professions And Consumer Protection

California Assembly

The jurisdiction of the Assembly Business, Professions and Consumer Protection Committee includes the regulation of healing arts and non-healing arts professions; licensing and enforcement issues for all boards and bureaus within the Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA); creation and elimination (sunsetting) of agencies, boards and commissions under DCA; certain elements of the Department of General Services; charitable solicitations; product labeling (except agricultural and medical); and consumer protection generally, including privacy. During the 2013 session of the California State Legislature, the Committee held a total of 22 hearings, including three joint Sunset Review hearings with the Senate Business, Professions and Economic …

Assembly Committee On Business, Professions And Consumer Protecton Legislative Summary 2011-12 Session, Assembly Committee On Business, Professions And Consumer Protecton

California Assembly

No abstract provided.

Assembly Committee On Business, Professions And Consumer Protecton Legislative Summary 2011 Session, Assembly Committee On Business, Professions And Consumer Protecton

California Assembly

No abstract provided.

Legislative Summary 2009-2010 Session, Assembly Committee On Business, Professions And Consumer Protection

California Assembly

No abstract provided.

2009-10 Mid-Session Legislative Update, Assembly Committee On Higher Education

California Assembly

No abstract provided.

Assembly Committee On Business And Professions Legislative Summary 2009 Session, Assembly Committee On Business And Professions

California Assembly

No abstract provided.

Actuarially Speaking: A Plain Language Summary Of Actuarial Methods And Practices For Public Employee Pension And Other Post-Employment Benefits, California Research Bureau

California Agencies

No abstract provided.

Assembly Committee On Business And Professions Legislative Summary 2007-2008 Session, Assembly Committee On Business And Professions

California Assembly

No abstract provided.

Assembly Committee On Business And Professions Legislative Summary 2007 Session, Assembly Committee On Business And Professions

California Assembly

No abstract provided.

Environmental Issues And Legislation, 2003-2004, Assembly Committee On Environmental Safety And Toxic Materials

California Assembly

John Laird, Chair

Members:
Greg Aghazarian, Vice Chair
Judy Chu
Loni Hancock
Lloyd E. Levine
Sally J. Lieber
Alan Lowenthal
Tim Leslie
Ken Maddox

Committee Staff:
Michael B. Endicott, Chief Consultant
Joanne M. L. Wong, Senior Consultant
Linda R. Rodriguez, Committee Secretary

Assembly Committee On Business And Professions Legislative Summary 2003-2004 Session, Assembly Committee On Business And Professions

California Assembly

No abstract provided.

2001-2002 Legislative Summary, Assembly Committee On Health

California Assembly

No abstract provided.

Legislative Summary 2001-02 Session, Assembly Committee On Higher Education

California Assembly

No abstract provided.

Legislative Digest 1999-2000, California Department Of Consumer Affairs

California Agencies

No abstract provided.

Environmental Issues And Legislation, 1999-2000, Assembly Committee On Environmental Safety And Toxic Materials

California Assembly

Hannah-Beth Jackson, Chair

MEMBERS
Mike Briggs, Vice-Chair
Audie Bock
Jim Cunneen
Ted Lempert
Alan Lowenthal
Ken Maddox
Carl Washington
Patricia Wiggins

CONSULTANTS:
Bruce H. Jennings, Chief Consultant
Michael B. Endicott, Principal Consultant

COMMITTEE SECRETARY:
Patricia Hawkins Murphy

Advancing Tolerance And Equality Using State Constitutions: Are The Boy Scouts Prepared?, Rachel A. Van Cleave

Publications

The traditional United States Supreme Court analysis for determining whether a group may exclude people from membership on the basis of sexual orientation involves a series of either/or choices. For example, in the context of the exclusion of homosexuals by the Boy Scouts of America, one issue is whether the Boy Scouts is a "public accommodation.' Another issue is whether homosexuals constitute a protected class. This Article argues that independent state constitutional analysis of this issue provides an opportunity to avoid the narrowing effects of the traditional dichotomies, and that courts should directly consider the interests of the parties. In …

California's Child Abduction Task Force Summary Report, Office Of Criminal Justice Planning, Child Abduction Task Force

California Agencies

This report, available to members of the State Legislature, administrators, policy makers, law enforcement officials, judges, and other professionals who deal with child abduction, serves several purposes: First, it is a guidebook to increase understanding of the dynamics of stranger abductions and those carried out by a family member, close friend or loved one. Second, it identifies issues, existing problems or deficiencies that must be addressed in order to prevent the numerous abductions that occur annually, and as a means of follow-up, it suggests recommendations and courses of action. Last, it serves as a ready reference.

Joint Legislative Audit Committee: 1999 Year End Report Volume 1, Joint Legislative Audit Committee

California Joint Committees

Assemblyman Scott Wildman, Chair

Legislative Digest 1998, California Department Of Consumer Affairs

California Agencies

No abstract provided.

Class Action, Fall 1997, Golden Gate University School Of Law

Class Action

No abstract provided.

Violence-Related Injuries Treated In Hospital Emergency Departments, Us Department Of Justice

National Institute of Justice Office of Justice Programs

No abstract provided.