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Rosemary Becchi

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Mom. Tax Advocate. Founder of @jrsy1st & @njpidoes. Fmr. Candidate in New Jersey’s 11th Congressional District. @RunningStart Board of Directors
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Mamdani’s World Cup Giveaway Is A Grifter’s Game

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By Rosemary Becchi
| The Daily Wire Verified
Zohran Mamdani has found a new way to play Santa Claus with other people’s money. Last week, New York City’s socialist mayor proudly announced a deal that will allow 1,000 New York City residents to purchase World Cup tickets for just $50 each, complete with free transportation to the games. The announcement was framed as a victory for affordability and access, proof that government can step in and help ordinary people enjoy one of the world’s biggest sporting events.
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Baby on Board: IRS, DOL and HHS Propose Fertility Benefit Rules

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By Rosemary Becchi, Christopher Humes
| JD Supra
On Mother’s Day, May 10, 2026, the U.S. Departments of Health and Human Services (“HHS”), Labor (“DOL”) and Treasury (collectively, the “Departments”) issued proposed regulations to establish certain fertility benefits as limited excepted benefits under §9831(c) of the Internal Revenue Code (the “Code”), §732(c) of ERISA, and §2772(c) of the Public Health Services Act (the “PHS Act”).[1] Limited excepted benefits generally are not subject to the marketplace reforms under the Affordable Care...
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Federal Scholarship Tax Credit: Q&A Guide

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By Rosemary Becchi, Harold Hancock
| JD Supra
​ A major new tax credit quietly arrived with last year’s omnibus budget reconciliation bill, opening a new opportunity for existing or prospective educational organizations to incentivize scholarship donations. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (“OBBBA”) created the new Federal Scholarship Tax Credit (the “FSTC”) worth up to $1,700 for qualifying contributions made by individuals to scholarship-granting organizations.
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