This may look like U.S. Government blog week on ExportLawBlog, but it’s purely a coincidence. Yesterday we highlighted the Treasury blog and today the subject is the U.S. Census blog with the somewhat enigmatic title of Global Reach. Because not…
The Treasury Department has a blog. Who knew? Well, if you look at it, you’ll understand the reason why no one knew. One reason might be today’s post reporting the exciting news that the tax filing season has just started.…
At last, on Christmas Eve, a federal holiday, the New York Times finally releases its analysis of documents it received from the Office of Foreign Assets Control (“OFAC”) as a result of its Freedom of Information Act request relating to…
A spokesman for the Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (“OFAC”) told Export Law Blog this morning that discussions between OFAC and the North Pole over Santa Claus’s Christmas Eve itinerary had broken down and were not expected to…
Dandle, to most of you, is a verb meaning to dance a small child up and down on one’s knee. Others, particularly regular readers of this blog, will recognize it as the surpassingly odd name of an Islamic Republic of…