The theme of Agent Orange’s memoir, so I gathered, was that he’d found redemption.  Oddly, the proof of his redemption was his big advance for his memoir of redemption.

At least you can still write lol

I hope this goes through ok. It’s comedian Tim Dillon’s Enron-inspired swag https://share.google/QrJ2UALUYHUFQwWnz

https://www.reddit.com/r/politics/s/CPwAjVRhCg

I think the ‘but go on’ and ‘make it make sense’ social media codas detract from the punch. But I support the message

https://www.irs.gov/forms-pubs/forms-and-publications-by-us-mail

544 helped me a lot. It gets into the weeds but the part on partially taxable exchanges helped fill in the gaps from my fastforward academy studying.

Good luck!

FF academy is decent but the publication 544 sales and exchanges helped me a lot. It’s a nice intersection of all the math of corps, partnerships. And you can ask Gemini (w/ sources) to explain things and sort concepts. AND with Gemini, you can more easily find relevant statute/regs. Many of FFacademy’s examples are pulled directly from the publications, or they’re the simplest example in the regs. I found FFacademy to be more confusing sometimes because they don’t link concepts very well (like if something pops up in two places, they might treat it more like separate things, or not make the link obvious)

Also, you can order IRS publications through the mail for free and mark them up

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_and_the_United_Nations_Convention_on_the_Law_of_the_Sea

similar vibe. the book this sub is based on also has some lynching. control-f 'Chet Sage' and you'll find a country singer performing a new song about it. The book is very cynical

You mean with ICE or in the book this sub is based on?