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Anna Massoglia

Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Influence Brief, Medium, MSN, MSN Money Canada, MSN UK, HuffPost, The Counteroffensive with Tim Mak, The Daily Beast, The Hill, Carolina Newsroom, The WorldNews (WN) Network and
Covers:  Political Influence, Lobbying, Government Accountability, Transparency, Elections, Money in Politics, Disclosure, FOIA
Publisher of InfluenceBrief.com • Editor of @MuckRock & Sunlight Research Desk • Views my own, not legal advice • On social media hiatus until 2026

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Anna Massoglia is an investigative journalist and the editor of MuckRock. She leads the MuckRock News team and oversees its Sunlight Research Desk. Anna publishes Influence Brief and previously led OpenSecrets' media team, directing editorial processes and investigations. As a subject matter expert, she has worked with a wide range of newsrooms, academic institutions and nonprofits.

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Iceland's Equal Pay Law Requires Employer Payroll Certification

Iceland's Equal Pay Law Requires Employer Payroll Certification

Employers in Iceland are to be required to obtain certification of their payroll systems to demonstrate that …

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Robots and Payroll: The Future Is Now

Robots and Payroll: The Future Is Now

The use of robots in the workplace is rapidly progressing, but a critical component of artificial intelligenc…

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U.K. Proposes Payroll Tax, Minimum Wage Changes in Autumn Budget 2017

U.K. Proposes Payroll Tax, Minimum Wage Changes in Autumn Budget 2017

Personal income tax provisions and minimum wages in the United Kingdom would change, effective starting April…

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New European Tax Dispute Resolution System to Take Effect by June 30, 2019

New European Tax Dispute Resolution System to Take Effect by June 30, 2019

Employers and employees, by June 30, 2019, are to have the option of arbitration to resolve double-taxation d…

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New European Tax Dispute Resolution System to Take Effect by June 30, 2019

New European Tax Dispute Resolution System to Take Effect by June 30, 2019

Employers and employees, by June 30, 2019, are to have the option of arbitration to resolve double-taxation d…

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Luxembourg Allows Employers to Electronically File Tax Declarations

Luxembourg Allows Employers to Electronically File Tax Declarations

Employers in Luxembourg are allowed to submit withholding tax declarations electronically as of Oct. 1, 2017,…

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People are requesting more government records than ever. Why are they getting less?

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By Anna Massoglia
| Grand Forks Herald Verified
More Americans are filing Freedom of Information Act requests than ever, topping 1.5 million in 2024 and on track for another record in 2025. This will mark the third consecutive year that FOIA requests have reached seven figures. But more requests does not necessarily equal more access to public government information. In an age when trust in government is at an all-time low, the surge in FOIA requests has been driven in part by rising public interest in government accountability.
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Column: People are requesting more government records than ever. Why are they getting less?

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By Anna Massoglia
| Meadville Tribune Verified
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More requests, fewer results

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By Anna Massoglia
| morgancountycorrespondent.com
More Americans are filing Freedom of Information Act requests than ever, topping 1.5 million in 2024 and on track for another record in 2025. This will mark the third consecutive year that FOIA requests have reached seven figures. But more requests does not necessarily equal more access to public government information. In an age when […]
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