I could not understand why there was such strong resistance to the idea of ascertaining what the effects would be of any potential regulations before they were promulgated.
It makes me wonder what the hidden agenda is, let alone what is described as a de facto tax.
We have passed legislation that includes all that rulemaking.
The more we discuss these issues, it underscores that we ought not pass regulations without knowing the effects before their implementation ...
Exactly why is it that you felt it was necessary to deal more confidentially with the Treasury Department, on the implementation of the 1099...
I would always advocate the more you can bring in input from the outside of how is this going to be felt before it is felt, would be hugely ...
Absolutely.
It is just staggering, the disconnect, between the reality of what we do here and what actually occurs on Main Street.
It just seems we must move heaven and earth, literally, to get this done in a way that is commiserate with the level of this destruction.
So it's really shocking to think that, in the last 20 years, we haven't developed either the methods or the technology as part of a continge...
It's regrettable. I mean, someone is obviously making decisions that aren't in the best interests of fulfilling, I think, an urgent need her...