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- TechAmerica Disappointed with Today’s NY Federal District Court Ruling on Digital Information Stored Abroad
- New R&D Tax Credit Legislation Introduced in Senate
- TechAmerica and 19 State Tech Council Partners, Industry Groups Support Passage of the Internet Tax Freedom Act
- Reauthorize the Charter of the Export-Import Bank of the United States
TechAmerica Disappointed with Today’s NY Federal District Court Ruling on Digital Information Stored Abroad
Washington, DC, July 31, 2014 – TechAmerica, the public sector and public advocacy department of CompTIA, today issued the following statement concerning the Federal District Court of New York’s ruling on the case addressing U.S. law enforcement’s authority to issue warrants to access digital information stored abroad. The following statement is attributed to Elizabeth Hyman, executive…
New R&D Tax Credit Legislation Introduced in Senate
Today, Senator Tom Carper (D-Del) introduced S. 2715, the “COMPETE Act of 2014.” This legislation would permanently extend and increase the Alternative Simplified Credit from 14% to 25%. It would also expand the availability of the R&D tax credit to firms performing contracted R&D, as well as to those firms that pay universities to conduct…
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Adoption of Electronic Signatures will Greatly Improve Government Productivity
In a letter dated July 14 2014, US Senators John McCain and Ron Wyden, and Congresswoman Anna Eschoo wrote to the Secretary of Commerce asking for an update on the implementation of the Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce (E-SIGN) Act. The law was enacted in 2000, but fourteen years later it appears that…
New R&D Tax Credit Legislation Introduced in Senate
Today, Senator Tom Carper (D-Del) introduced S. 2715, the “COMPETE Act of 2014.” This legislation would permanently extend and increase the Alternative Simplified Credit from 14% to 25%. It would also expand the availability of the R&D tax credit to firms performing contracted R&D, as well as to those firms that pay universities to conduct…
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U.S. Firms Aren’t Buying China’s Free-Market Claims
When Beijing recently sent a top economic planner to the U.S. to spread word of China’s ambitious new reforms, the free market got a big, amorous hug.
The EPA doesn’t know what clouds it has — and neither do you (Opinion, David Linthicum)
Do you know how much cloud computing is really going on in your organization? If you’re like IT management in most companies and government agencies, you don’t have a clue.
