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hands and then they're just as quickly forgot professor emeritus in economics at the university of massachusetts richard wall we're always smarter after you have joined us our thanks thank you very much glad to do it. some companies treat their employees to perks such as sports tickets other luxury items however after passing of a new tax law some corporations are having to cut back on their gifts or take it in that workers are to correspondent actually banks with the latest new tax laws will soon either a limit or eliminate al many capitals game tickets and your employer will provide in the near future changes in the law eliminate deduction for sports tickets concerts other client entertainment and employee meals these changes were designed to help offset corporate tax cuts according to a survey done by wall street journal including eight hundred sixty five firms forty five percent of those firms say they will be affected by the new tax laws forcing them to cut spending or make adjustments which will impact their employees big corporations will not feel the impact as much the cut in the corporate tax r

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