Here are the top stories we are watching. French air accident investigators looking into yesterdays german plane crash saying voice recordings survive the impact. They say this will lead to clues in seeking to explain the tragedy a full analysis may be months away. Graces Central Bank Governor speaking in london. He said greek banks must actively manage stressed loads. We will have more later in the hour. Facebook opening its messenger chat application. The app will be opened to businesses to communicate with customers and to make reservations. We have got less than an hour until the close of trading. We are looking at some of the action. We are seeing a selloff that seems to be accelerating. It seems hard to find out why. The tone hasnt changed much. Moving ever farther away from matching the record high. Chip related stocks are getting hit. Ibm, intel, microsoft. We know intel tells us the cycle has come to an end when it cuts its sales guidance. He analysts are talking about weak de
Esteemed panelists who will discuss some of the challenges the irs has faced over the years as well as the opportunities that the agency has now to implement solutions. You all should have the full biographies of our speakers and panelists. But just to you a brief rundown we are joined by Fred Goldberg who had multiple irs and treasury leadership roles during the 80s and 90s including chief counsel i irs commissioner he was subsequently a tax partner until 2017 and has been there as counsel. We also have charles served as irs commissioner from 97 to 2002. He is a founder and director of shrink the tax gap which is im sure a concept we will discuss today. And currently is a Senior Advisor focused criminally on investments in it and business services. Prior work as a private leadership roles including cofounding American Management systems. And finally jon served as irs commissioner from 2013 through 2017. He is now retired pay at his previous work includes various positions at freddie.
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Quick three former irs commissioners discuss nearly 80 billion in federal investments in the agency under the Inflation Reduction Act. The urban bookings tax policy hosted the discussion. I am delighted to welcome our esteemed panelists who will discuss some of the challenges the irs has faced over the years as well as the opportunities that the agency has now to implement solutions. You all should have the full biographies of our speakers and panelists. But just to you a brief rundown we are joined by Fred Goldberg who had multiple irs and treasury leadership roles during the 80s and 90s including chief counsel i irs commissioner he was subsequently a tax partner until 2017 and has been there as counsel. We also have charles served as irs commissioner from 97 to 2002. He is a founder and director of shrink the tax gap which is im sure a concept we will discuss today. And currently is a Senior Advisor focused criminally on investments in it and business services. Prior work as a privat
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