Summary: This is a deficiency case and a continuation of the Tax Court’s opinion in Smith v. Commissioner, No. 5191- 20, 159 T.C. (Aug. 25, 2022), which is blogged right here on the ol’.
than previously thought. below the independent s main picture headline of floods in new york claiming dozens of lives is a warning from uk charities that there is no housing accommodation available for 6,000 afghan refugees in britain. the guardian picks up on this with its headline the west has no coherent plan for an afghan refugee disaster . the ft carries a warning from british gas owner, centrica, of soaring prices for uk households and businesses caused by global supply issues. 1.6 millionjobs go begging is how the metro headlines the number of unfilled jobs amongst a range of sectors including care homes and hgv transport. the paper says the coronavirus pandemic and brexit are being blamed. and my, my. look who s bjorn again is the mail s take on abba s revival. below its main story that people who kidnap dogs will be sentenced for upto seven year s jail under new laws to be introduced. so let s begin. abba becca s avatars we for the
everything is going up. in the month, up 0.5% from june to july. that s a steep one-month move when you strip out the volatile food and energy sectors and inflation gain of 0.3%. i like to look at it year over year so you get a sense of how much more expensive things are today than they were a year ago. inflation up 5.4%. you saw a similar increase last month, so that s two months of really hot inflation numbers. going through the categories, just about anything you eat costs more whether you buy groceries, all kinds of groceries, or you go out to a restaurant. we also saw gas prices rising, housing accommodation, recreation, health care. the only thing that was maybe good in this report is used car prices rose 0.2%. they rose so much last month we told you about. right on down the line, prices rising, this is because the economy is hot. the economy is booming. there are supply chain problems. everybody at the same time is trying to buy the same stuff, and that s driving up these price