The practice of double dipping is a widespread, national phenomenon.
These are just a few examples of the state and public school employees across the country who are double dipping, drawing taxpayer-funded paychecks along with their pensions.
This study addresses double dipping in one segment of local government, school districts, and focuses on data from NYS and Long Island (LI).
Double dipping cases frequently confront judges, but so far there is no consistent approach to the problem.
Sometimes, the impact of double dipping is small -- for example, if the employee spouse earned most of the pension after the divorce, the overlap between the portion already divided and the total pension is small enough that the judge overlooks it.
He said the bill has nothing to do with the board's policy concerning "
double dipping."
In TEI's view, if the entity in question is not subject to the tax laws of the foreign tax regime (because of a tax treaty or otherwise), then section 1503(d) should not apply because there is no opportunity for double dipping of losses.
This language should vitiate any concerns about double dipping a loss in a country not listed in the statement.
The FSLIC's promise of tax deductions, then, opened the door to
double dipping by buyers of troubled thrifts.