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People
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Organizations
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Locations
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Events
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Relationships
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Quotes

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Summary

This document is page 12 of a table of contents for a 2013 publication on "Tax Topics," bearing the Bates number HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_022341. It lists legislative and legal events from October 2000 to April 2001, covering subjects like estate tax repeal, President Bush's tax proposals, and tax fraud cases. A notable entry from March 7, 2001 mentions office space for the Clinton Foundation; the document itself contains no direct mention of Jeffrey Epstein.

People (7)

Name Role Context
Rangel Legislator (implied)
Mentioned in relation to the 'Rangel bill' which would make state and local taxes deductible against AMT (04/20/01).
President Bush President of the United States
Mentioned in relation to his tax proposals (H.R. 8) on 04/11/01 and his tax plan on 02/05/01.
Gallagher Unknown
Mentioned in parentheses in the context of a failed IRA hardship exemption (03/07/01).
Dorothy Henderson Individual convicted of tax fraud
Mentioned for her conviction and sentencing for tax fraud on 03/07/01 and 10/18/00.
George Henderson Individual convicted of tax fraud
Mentioned for his conviction and sentencing for tax fraud on 03/07/01 and 10/18/00.
Clinton President of the United States (implied by context)
Mentioned as promising to veto a tax bill passed by the House (10/30/00).
Walton Litigant in a tax case
Mentioned in the context of the 'Walton GRAT case' which the IRS lost (01/10/01).

Organizations (6)

Name Type Context
Joint Committee on Taxation
Mentioned as providing revenue estimates for the "Death Tax Elimination" bill (04/20/01).
Clinton Foundation
Mentioned in an entry about office space for the foundation (03/07/01).
Senate Finance Committee
Mentioned as taking shape and proposing new regulations on IRA distributions (01/22/01).
IRS (Internal Revenue Service)
Mentioned as having lost the 'Walton GRAT case' (01/10/01).
House Ways and Means Committee
Mentioned in relation to candidates for its Chairman position (11/29/00).
U.S. House of Representatives
Mentioned as having passed a tax bill that President Clinton promised to veto (10/30/00).

Timeline (5 events)

01/10/01
IRS loses the 'Walton GRAT case'.
03/07/01
Entry notes a stimulus bill in the making, a failed IRA hardship exemption, the tax fraud conviction and sentencing of Dorothy and George Henderson, and office space for the Clinton Foundation.
04/20/01
Discussion of costs of the 'Death Tax Elimination' bill and a 'Rangel bill' concerning AMT deductions.
10/18/00
Conviction of Dorothy and George Henderson for tax fraud.
10/30/00
House passes a tax bill, which President Clinton promises to veto.

Locations (2)

Location Context
Mentioned in an entry about 'new faces in Washington' following elections (11/29/00).
Mentioned for streamlining a tuition savings plan (10/30/00).

Relationships (3)

Dorothy Henderson Co-defendants George Henderson
Both were convicted and sentenced together for tax fraud, as mentioned in entries for 03/07/01 and 10/18/00.
President Clinton Political Opposition U.S. House of Representatives
House passed a tax bill that Clinton promised to veto (10/30/00).
President Bush Policy Proposer U.S. Congress (implied)
Proposed tax legislation (H.R. 8) for consideration.

Key Quotes (4)

"Death Tax Elimination"
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"The Death Tax Elimination Act of 2000"
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""dynamic" versus "static" scoring"
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Quote #3
"Retirement Security and Savings Act of 2000"
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04/20/01
Costs of the "Death Tax Elimination" bill; the Joint Committee on Taxation and
revenue estimates; estate tax reform bills; Rangel bill would make state and local
taxes deductible against AMT
2001-10
04/13/01
The costs of estate tax repeal
2001-09
04/11/01
President Bush's tax proposals, H.R. 8, "The Death Tax Elimination Act of 2000,"
carryover basis and "dynamic" versus "static" scoring
2001-08
03/23/01
Competing stimulus bills and possible estate tax relief
2001-07
03/07/01
Stimulus bill in the making; IRA hardship exemption fails (Gallagher); tax fraud
conviction and sentencing of Dorothy and George Henderson; office space for the
Clinton Foundation
2001-06
02/05/01
Projected budget surpluses; President Bush's tax plan; possible estate and gift tax
repeal
2001-05
01/30/01
Clarification on new proposed IRA regs
2001-04
01/24/01
Appendix with new IRA distribution period
2001-03
01/22/01
Senate Finance Committee takes shape; new proposed regs on IRA distributions
(REG-130477-00 and REG-130481-00)
2001-02
01/10/01
Tax-writing committees take shape; possible tax legislation; IRS loses Walton GRAT
case; how tax credits lard up the tax code; joint spousal revocable trust wins and
loses
2001-01
2000
12/20/00
The $1.3 trillion tax cut; inflation-adjusted numbers for 2001
2000-19
11/29/00
Thoughts on the new faces in Washington; candidates for Chairman of the House
Ways and Means Committee
2000-18
11/22/00
The uncertain outcome of the elections; compromise bill on the foreign sales tax
regime; standard mileage rates
2000-17
11/17/00
Election outcome unknown, but what the tax-writing committees may look like
2000-16
10/30/00
House passes tax bill, Clinton promises veto; NY streamlines tuition savings plan;
FICA increases and Social Security funding
2000-15
10/18/00
Details on 18% capital gains tax rate; deduction and credit for college tuition;
conviction of Dorothy and George Henderson for tax fraud
2000-14
10/02/00
H.R. 1102, the "Retirement Security and Savings Act of 2000"; estate tax update
2000-13
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