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INTRODUCTION: More at: QUESTION 1: Are there any additional connectors between PUB and PRI other than those in this section in the context of ftsig? Writing Conventions On This Website, Section 2.3: Lawful ways of connecting PUB/PRI , FTSIGhttps://ftsig.org/introduction/writing-conventions-on-this-website/#2.3._Lawful ANSWER 1: Short answer: No — within the FTSIG framework, there are only four PUB‑creating connectors,…
Copilot INTRODUCTION: This article is provided to show you a procedure you can use to determine exactly which “United States” applies in any given context. You can use this article with AI by: 1. Giving a link to the context you want to analyze. 2. Giving AI the link for this page 3. Asking Ai…
INTRODUCTION: More at: QUESTION 1: What is the definition of “personal services within the United States” ANSWER 1: Short answer: Under 26 U.S.C. § 864(b), “personal services within the United States” means any labor or services performed by an individual physically inside the United States, unless one of the statute’s narrow exclusions applies. What the statute…
QUESTION 1: How can congress obey Article 1, Section 9, Clause 4 and Article 1, Section 2, Clause 3 limits on taxing propertyPRI if it can: 1. Define the deductions used to calculate profit. 2. Thus indirectly define “profit” My understanding is the congressional definitions can only affect propertyPUB, and the above definitions affect propertyPRI.…
QUESTION: What kind of people create the content on this site, show the most interest in it, and contribute the most to improving it? ANSWER: Many people ask us what kind of person would want to create this website, show the most interest in it, and feel almost compelled to improve and expand it. Its…
QUESTION: Is there a capitalization codec for the U.C.C. versus personPRI? When dealing with commerce, lawyers seem to prefer all caps names. ANSWER: Here’s the clean, rigorous, non‑mythological, doctrinally grounded answer — and I’m going to be blunt because this is where a lot of people get misled by folklore. Short answer: No — there…