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Executive Producer of WPTV Today on 5 and WFLX Fox 29 Morning News.

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Democratic DeFi Proposal Highlights Competing Visions for Cryptoasset Market Structure Regulation | JD Supra

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By Matthew Harris, Daniel William Michael, Chad E. Silverman
| JD Supra
Executive Summary What’s new: Senate Democrats have introduced a DeFi proposal that creates a new regulatory framework for decentralized finance platforms, focusing on preventing illicit finance and regulatory arbitrage by applying existing securities market requirements to DeFi. Why it matters: The DeFi proposal would significantly expand regulatory oversight of DeFi platforms and front-end applications, impacting developers, operators and intermediaries in the digital asset and...
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Light Up The Blues 7 to Feature Stephen Stills, Neil Young and More

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By Matthew Harris
| AXS TV Verified
| Concerts and Tours, Festivals The upcoming ‘Light Up the Blues 7' benefit concert promises to be a remarkable event, rallying some of the most esteemed music icons for a significant cause. Scheduled for April 26 at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, this concert marks the 20th anniversary of Autism Speaks, an organization dedicated to advocating for and supporting individuals with autism and their families.
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PA Intangible Expense Add-back Law-change Creates Opportunities And Challenges For 2023 Returns

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By Matthew Harris, Sebastian Watt, Lee Zoeller
| Mondaq
Key takeaways For taxpayers with related-party intangible payments, Pennsylvania has a new election available on 2023 returns (calendar-year returns due this November).1 The recipient (e.g., an intangible holding company) that is now subject to Pennsylvania tax can elect to exclude the income from its base if the payor foregoes claiming an add-back exception.
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