Developers are proposing a new mixed-use project in Little Five Points. Some neighbors are up in arms. bizjournals.com/atlanta/news/2…

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bizjournals.com/atlanta/news/2… investors are requesting refunds for an acquisition that has been delayed for over a year — but the crowdfunding platform facilitating the deal can't guarantee the availability of their funds

After a four-year hiatus, Delta Air Lines is once again Atlanta's largest employer. bizjournals.com/atlanta/news/2…

This nonprofit is competing with developers to scoop up land around metro Atlanta. Their goal? Change the U.S. food system. bizjournals.com/atlanta/news/2…

Former IRS Commissioner Chuck Rettig is joining law firm Chamberlain Hrdlicka, according to a Monday announcement. btaxgo.com/kNtssuc

In the wake of #IRS' welcome non-filer announcement, here's a great article from Bloomberg Tax & Erin Schilling putting me in company of Eric Green & other tax noteworthies. Good to see IRS moving to address a large & growing #tax administration issue. news.bloombergtax.com/daily-tax-repo…

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Democrats want to crack down on how wealthy Americans avoid taxes through trusts, previewing a debate to come around the estate tax in 2025. btaxgo.com/6DAjlhC

The next step in the IRS’s crackdown on wealthy tax cheats is going after inflated art valuations that produce outsized deductions. btaxgo.com/AmUsddR

About 255 organizations from across the country are asking the IRS to make its Direct File free tax e-filing program available nationwide after what they called a successful pilot. btaxgo.com/sKSEhf1

Wealthy taxpayers who haven’t filed in years are beginning to get their returns in order, even if they haven’t received collection notices from the IRS. btaxgo.com/DuncTdW

Revival trusts, which would allow people who get their bodies frozen after death to have their money when they’re resurrected someday, are being taken seriously enough to attract discussion among industry professionals. btaxgo.com/JHNO0i5

So-called sovereign tribal tax credits are being marketed to wealthy investors as a new way to escape looming or overdue tax bills. The problem, says the Treasury Department, is that they don’t exist. btaxgo.com/sfODtvZ

NEW - A consulting group IRS commissioner pick Billy Long worked with to promote the troubled employee retention credit has been promoting other tax credits that Treasury says don’t exist. From Erin Schilling news.bloombergtax.com/daily-tax-repo…

The notices are the first time those not named in the news articles that used the leaked data realized they were part of the breach.

NEW: The IRS should open a criminal investigation into firms that have promoted nonexistent sovereign tribal tax credits, including some with ties to commissioner nominee Billy Long, Senate Finance Democrats said in a letter. W/ ⁦Erin Schilling⁩ news.bloombergtax.com/daily-tax-repo…

🧵Bloomberg Bloomberg Tax and Bloomberg Politics have been poring over House Republicans' tax bill released today. Here's what we've seen: