Lummis Crypto Tax Reform Bill Could Transform U.S. Digital Asset Rules https://t.co/KUaASc6w4F https://t.co/KUaASc6w4F ...

Joining us now to debate the tax breaks, some other aspects of the newly passed budget bill, to bring in Harvard professor Jason Ferman. He's former CEA chair in the Obama administration. And Kevin Brady, former chair of the House Ways and Means Committee.He's an architect of the 2017 Tax Cut and Jobs Act. He's now a spokesperson for the Alliance for Competitive Taxation. Your name is Kevin.As far as I know, you're not being considered for Fed Head, Fed Chief. Are you are you Kevin. Not to my knowledge. Not ...

Least impressive has been the government’s approach to tax reform. Britain’s system is stuffed full of provisions that distort the economy and block growth https://t.co/QV2M5A1bgB ...

Sen. Cynthia Lummis renews push for crypto tax reform with new bill in hopes of getting it to President Trump's desk https://t.co/WXvm3vVrgi ...

Most tax reforms aim to simplify the tax code. This legislation makes it much more complicated in order to satisfy Donald Trump’s campaign pledges and induce enough congressional Republicans to vote for it https://t.co/RtpCbcJVrw ...

Financial Performance - 2017 - Earnings from continuing operations increased from $232.4 million in 2016 to $284.2 million in 2017[10], which includes a $39.5 million benefit from tax reform[11] - Consolidated earnings increased from $63.7 million in 2016 to $280.4 million in 2017[13], including a $39.5 million benefit from tax reform[14] - Construction Services reported earnings of $53.3 million in 2017[22], including a $4.3 million income tax benefit[23], and record revenues of $1.37 billion[23] - Construction Materials reported earnings of $123.4 million in 2017[25], including a $41.9 million income tax benefit[26] Segment Performance - 2017 - Electric & Natural Gas Utility reported earnings of $81.6 million[17], including a $6.4 million charge from tax reform[17], with increased retail sales volumes for both electric (2%)[17] and natural gas (13%)[17] - Pipeline & Midstream reported earnings of $20.5 million[20], including a $200,000 charge from tax reform[20], reflecting the sale of Pronghorn assets in January 2017[20] Outlook and Guidance - 2018 EPS guidance is projected to be in the range of $1.25 to $1.45[43] - Construction Services anticipates 2018 revenues between $1.45 billion and $1.60 billion[39] - Construction Materials anticipates 2018 revenues between $1.8 billion and $1.9 billion[42] Capital Program and Dividends - The company's total capital forecast for 2018-2022 is $2.323 billion[46], allocated to Utility ($1.508 billion), Construction ($466 million), and Pipeline & Midstream ($349 million)[46] - The company has increased its dividend for 27 consecutive years[50] and has made dividend payments for 80 consecutive years[49, 50]

Financial Performance - 2018 - Earnings from continuing operations reached $284.2 million, with EPS at $1.45, including a $39.5 million or $0.20 per share benefit from tax reform[16] - Consolidated operations earnings were $280.4 million, with EPS at $1.43, including a $39.5 million benefit from tax reform[19] - The Electric & Natural Gas Utility reported earnings of $84.7 million, which includes a $6.4 million decrease resulting from tax reform[22, 23] - Pipeline & Midstream reported earnings of $28.5 million, including a $4.2 million tax benefit[25, 26] - Construction Services reported record earnings of $64.3 million and record revenues of $1.37 billion[28, 29] - Construction Materials reported earnings of $92.6 million and record revenues of $1.93 billion[31, 33] Outlook and Guidance - 2019 - The company anticipates EPS in the range of $1.35 to $1.55 for the consolidated business[51] - Construction Services expects revenue between $1.35 billion and $1.50 billion in 2019[47] - Construction Materials projects revenue between $2.0 billion and $2.15 billion in 2019[50] Capital Program and Dividends - The company has a total capital forecast of $2.642 billion for 2019-2023[53] - The 2018 annualized dividend was $0.81 per share[57]

One in ten of Britain’s non-domiciles has left as a result of tax reforms, with more to follow, claims one expert. But credible research on people ditching Fitzrovia for Florence is fiendishly hard to find https://t.co/rJsVz5bmRq ...

One in ten of Britain’s non-domiciles has left as a result of tax reforms, with more to follow, claims one expert. But credible research on people ditching Fitzrovia for Florence is fiendishly hard to find https://t.co/6yQgmqz59u ...

The aim of the government’s non-domicile tax reforms was both to raise money and to make the tax system fairer. This tampering has prompted an outcry from the mega-rich—and claims that they are leaving in droves https://t.co/Dr8kiif1T9 ...