Libertarian or libertarian? - Commentary - The Washington Times, America's Newspaper
My friend, Bruce Bartlett, calls for a policial organisation in favor of liberty.

Climate ideology control -- The Washington Times

Philadelphia Inquirer | 12/05/2006 | Roots of debacle in Iraq are in neocon ideology

Federal Appeals Court: Driving With Money is a Crime

Just so you will know. Forfeiture gone wild.

Internal Revenue Bulletin - August 14, 2006 - Notice 2006-67This is the IRS' explanation of how the GO Zone Bonus Depreciation rules work. Especially important is the active conduct of business rules and the recapture provisions.

The neocons' next war

Bending Starker Exchange Rules Can Be Risky Business

This from the Washington Post.

IRS Publication 4492 Gives Information for Taxpayers affected by Katrina: "http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p4492.pdf "

IRS Extends Hurricane Losses Deadline


WASHINGTON_The IRS on Friday gave people hit by hurricanes last year an extra six months to decide whether to claim losses related to the disasters on 2004 or 2005 tax returns.

Taxpayers living in regions of Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas hit by hurricanes can claim unreimbursed losses on their 2005 tax returns, or they can claim the losses by amending their 2004 tax returns.

The deadline for amending the previous year's return is now Oct. 16, extended from April 17. The decision does not extend the regular tax return filing deadlines.

The IRS instructed taxpayers to write, in red ink, the name of the hurricane on top of their tax forms. The tax agency also has a special publication and a disaster hot line, 1-866-562-5227, to help taxpayers who suffered losses in the hurricanes.

Nice interview with the 93 year old Milton Friedman

Sobran Column --- Remembering Gene McCarthy

Session shows what ails Congress

Typically fine reporting from Robert Novak.

In Hoc Anno Domini

Vermont Royster's annual Christmas message.

In Sign of Conservative Split, a Commentator Is Dismissed - New York Times


Bruce Bartlett gets some publicity for his upcoming book on the Bush presidency.