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Ways And Means Hearing Shows Continued Bipartisan Interest In Removing Tax Breaks For Sports Teams

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By James Wickett, Michael Bell, Martin Weinstein
| Mondaq
Hogan Lovells Cadwalader are most popular: within Intellectual Property, International Law, Government and Public Sector topic(s) On June 30, 2026, the House Ways and Means Committee held a nearly four-hour hearing titled, "The Growing Business of Sports: Reviewing Federal Tax Policy in the Multibillion-Dollar Industry." The hearing featured sharp bipartisan criticism of two key federal tax benefits that flow to the professional sports industry: the use of tax-exempt municipal bonds to...
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Blanche Takes Goldilocks Approach to Foreign Bribery Enforcement

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By Martin Weinstein
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
When President Donald Trump ordered the Department of Justice to pause enforcement of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, I thought it was a mistake. The FCPA is far too important to treat as optional. For decades, it’s been one of the main ways the US has shaped global anti-corruption enforcement and made clear that international business shouldn’t be determined by whoever is willing to pay the most to the right government official.
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Blanche Takes Goldilocks Approach to Foreign Bribery Enforcement

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By Martin Weinstein
| Bloomberg Government Verified
When President Donald Trump ordered the Department of Justice to pause enforcement of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, I thought it was a mistake. The FCPA is far too important to treat as optional. For decades, it’s been one of the main ways the US has shaped global anti-corruption enforcement and made clear that international business shouldn’t be determined by whoever is willing to pay the most to the right government official.
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