Mega Yachts on the Supreme Court, EVs at Walmart, and an IRS Glow-Up

The Liquidity Event

Dive into the latest episode of the Liquidity Event Podcast, where we tackle the complexities of moving to a no-income-tax state, Amazon's rethinking of employee stock rewards, and Walmart's electrifying plan for 2030. Uncover the hidden mega yachting with Justice Clarence Thomas and the ambitious IRS hiring spree. We question Forbes' 30 under 30 jailbirds, the IRS's $80B tax collection overhaul, and the enigmatic age bias in hiring. To wrap it up, we explore the looming credit card rewards crisis, and how Bookshop.org defies the Amazonian odds. It's a rollercoaster of financial intrigue and tax evasion evasion

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Links

• Moving To a State With No Income Tax? There’s Way More To It Than “Paper” Changes and 183 Days

• 1.5 Million People in Japan Are Living as ‘Recluses’ After Covid

• An alternative assets investment club built by women, for women.

• More Americans are dealing with tax filings for trusts as older boomers pass away

• Amazon eyes reduced stock awards for employees - report (NASDAQ -AMZON)

• Walmart will add thousands of EV charging stations to stores by 2030

• HUD Finalizes Rule Providing for 40-Year FHA Loan Modifications

• Clarence Thomas has accepted undisclosed luxury trips from GOP megadonor for decades, report says

• U.S. IRS to hire 30,000 staff over two years as it deploys $80 bln in new funding

• 30 under 30-year sentences: why so many of Forbes’ young heroes face jail

• I.R.S. Unveils $80 Billion Plan to Overhaul Tax Collection

• The Problem With the IRS Pledge Not to Audit More Earners Under $400,000

• Bosses Want Hard Workers—So They’re Hiring Older People

• Credit Card Rewards Are Heading Toward a Crisis

• America Has Too Much Parking. Really.

• KPMG, Goldman Sachs Faulted in Investor Suit Over SVB Failure

• How Bookshop.org Survives—and Thrives—in Amazon’s World

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