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IRS asked to repeal cell phone tax: Businesses are urging the IRS to cease taxing the personal use of work-issued cell phones.

Date: September 6, 2009

Author: Kim Hart

QUOTE: A message is being conveyed by lobbying groups for a wide array of industries... cell phones are so ubiquitous and have become such an essential business tool that it’s nearly impossible to keep track of the line between professional and personal use [to document for income tax purposes].

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Key People:

• Senator John Ensign DVM
• Senator John F. Kerry
• Timothy F. Geithner
• Rep. Earl Pomeroy
• Rep. Sam Johnson
• Douglas Shulman MPA, JD.

Key Organizations:

• American Trucking Association (ATA)
• Capitol Hill Publishing
• Cellular Telecommunications Internet Association (CTIA)
• Internal Revenue Service (IRS)

Subject & Geographic Categories:

• Abstract Principles
  • Control / Access / Permission
    • Choices/Tolerance/Flexibility
    • Principles / Guidelines / Rules / Policy

• Businesses & Organizations
  • Accounting / Auditing
  • Human Resource Development: General
    • Wages/Benefits

• Government & Politics / History
  • Government (General)
    • Government Regulation
      • Business Regulation
    • Tax Policy
      • Taxation: Business

• Personal Finance & Career
  • Personal Finance
    • Personal Asset Management
      • Taxes: Personal/Family

• North America
  • United States of America/USA

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