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Mr. Hank Adler is an Assistant Professor at Chapman University. He was in public accounting for almost thirty-four years, the last twenty as a top partner at Deloitte & Touche.
Mr. Adler serves on several corporate and community boards of directors. His research has been published by Prentice Hall and Tax Magazine. His interests include theories of taxation and board governance.
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Hank Adler (Dec 09, 2008)
Several big city mayors and a few governors have been and will be visiting Washington DC to try to get bailout help for their cities and states. Regardless of whether... more
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Hank Adler (Oct 27, 2008)
How would we have reacted to a presidential candidate that made the following commitments last spring:
1. I will take steps to insure... more
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Hank Adler (Oct 24, 2008)
Senator Obama’s tax returns are pretty interesting. In comparing his 2007 tax return to previous years, other than a very significant increase in income, the major change is... more
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Hank Adler (Oct 13, 2008)
Dear Bob:
I know you are terrified that Wednesday night’s debate will be a repeat of last week’s debate which allowed the candidates to simply respond with talking points. I... more
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Hank Adler (Sep 15, 2008)
Sunday’s New York Times treats its readers to this paragraph on page one: “When Ms. Palin had to cut her first state budget, she avoided the legion of frustrated legislators... more
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Hank Adler (Sep 12, 2008)
If it were not so important, we should be able to laugh at the tax returns and U.S. Senate disclosure forms of Senators Obama and Biden.
In 2004, obviously neither... more
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Hank Adler (Sep 01, 2008)
Note: Earlier this morning, this column was incorrectly attributed to Hugh Hewitt.Senator Obama’s first public show of male chauvinism was in Detroit in May. Detroit... more
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Hank Adler (Feb 04, 2008)
The Berkeley California City Council has stated that the U.S. Marines recruiting center is not welcome in the city “due to their discriminatory policy against gays and... more
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Hank Adler (Jan 23, 2008)
H.R. 25, the legislative proposal inappropriately named the FairTax, would eliminate the Federal income tax and replace it with a national sales tax. It is axiomatic that if... more