Showing posts with label regulation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label regulation. Show all posts
Thursday, June 26, 2014
Is your city or state business friendly
http://cdn-1.thumbtackstatic.com/media/_survey/friendliness-2014/friendliness_2014.pdf
This survey (Thumbtack.com and Kaufman Foundation) looking at what makes small business friendliness in terms of regulations and ease of business organization and operation. This 45 page documents ranks states and cities in the appendices
Thursday, November 28, 2013
Treasury and IRS Guidance for social welfare organization
501c4 organizations will get new guidance defining
"candidate-related political activity" today. http://www.treasury.gov/press-center/press-releases/Pages/jl2225.aspx
"candidate-related political activity" today. http://www.treasury.gov/press-center/press-releases/Pages/jl2225.aspx
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Ten Thousand Commandments of Federal Regulation
So ten were not enough. http://cei.org/10kc
This synopsis was provided by Accounting Education News at accountingeducation.com
The costs of federal regulations often exceed the benefits, yet receive little official scrutiny from Congress. The report urges Congress to step up and take responsibility as lawmakers to review and roll back economically harmful regulations. “Rolling back regulations would constitute the deregulatory stimulus that the U.S. economy needs,” said Crews.
Among the report’s findings: • 3,503 new regulations took effect last year. The burden of government is heavier than ever. • How much does government cost? Government is spending $3.518 trillion of our money and imposing another $1.187 trillion dollars in the form of regulatory compliance costs. • How much of our economic output should be eaten by regulatory costs? Regulatory costs now absorb 8.3 percent of the U.S. gross domestic product. • What's the federal government's total share of the economy? Regulations + spending combined puts the federal government's share of the economy at over 30 percent. • Regulations cost more than the income tax. • New rules that cost at least $100 million increased by 13 percent between 2007 and 2008.
The report urges reforms to make the regulatory costs more transparent and accountable to the people, including annual “report cards” on regulatory costs and benefits, and congressional votes on significant agency rules before they become binding.
This synopsis was provided by Accounting Education News at accountingeducation.com
The costs of federal regulations often exceed the benefits, yet receive little official scrutiny from Congress. The report urges Congress to step up and take responsibility as lawmakers to review and roll back economically harmful regulations. “Rolling back regulations would constitute the deregulatory stimulus that the U.S. economy needs,” said Crews.
Among the report’s findings: • 3,503 new regulations took effect last year. The burden of government is heavier than ever. • How much does government cost? Government is spending $3.518 trillion of our money and imposing another $1.187 trillion dollars in the form of regulatory compliance costs. • How much of our economic output should be eaten by regulatory costs? Regulatory costs now absorb 8.3 percent of the U.S. gross domestic product. • What's the federal government's total share of the economy? Regulations + spending combined puts the federal government's share of the economy at over 30 percent. • Regulations cost more than the income tax. • New rules that cost at least $100 million increased by 13 percent between 2007 and 2008.
The report urges reforms to make the regulatory costs more transparent and accountable to the people, including annual “report cards” on regulatory costs and benefits, and congressional votes on significant agency rules before they become binding.
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