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Regulation

October 12, 2018

New Jersey Gov. Murphy Vetoes Hair-Braiding Licensing Reform

The New Jersey General Assembly approved Gov. Phil Murphy’s substitute proposal for regulating African hair-braiding licensing after Murphy conditionally vetoed a bill that would have exempted hair braiders from the state’s regulations.

Taxes

October 12, 2018

Congress Considers ‘Stop BEZOS’ Act Targeting Large Employers

The U.S. Senate Committee on Finance is considering a bill that would penalize business owners for hiring employees using federal entitlement programs, by increasing the corporate tax rate paid by owners.

Taxes

October 12, 2018

San Francisco Voters to Consider Taxing Uber

Voters in San Francisco, California in November 2019 will consider a ballot question that would add a 3.25 percent tax on rides by peer-to-peer transportation network companies (TNC) such as Lyft and Uber, two popular services.

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