If so, you will be required to itemize your financial losses on a separate, blank sheet of paper.
In his Manhattan office, Robert M. Kaufman thumbed a fresh photocopy of a list his father compiled in 1938 to comply with Nazi laws requiring Jews to itemize their property.
"But when it comes to increased regulations on unions, requiring them to itemize every expense, that doesn't seem to trouble this administration at all".
The Senate held hearings this summer on a bill, to be introduced later this month, that would, among other things, require cemeteries to itemize costs -- just in time for the 40th anniversary of Ms. Mitford's explosive little book.
His bill would even require lawyers to itemize their income and clients — an idea that the Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, an attorney who profits handsomely from New York's lack of transparency, is expected to fight ferociously.
"In such a case the court may require a signed itemized receipt for the repair," he said, adding that a tenant can introduce expert testimony to prove that a particular repair or replacement was unnecessary or should have cost less, and the court will make the ultimate decision.
In a letter to Mr. Gingrich's campaign in September, F.E.C. officials noted similar expenditures by Mr. Gingrich's campaign last spring and early summer and informed his campaign's treasurer, Lisa Lisker, that federal rules required campaigns to itemize the vendors to which the payments were made — in essence, a more specific description of how Mr. Gingrich used the money he was reimbursed for.
The streaming media company is known for giving its employees "freedom and responsibility," and also offers workers unlimited vacation time and doesn't even require them to itemize expenses.
The third non-itemizer, itemized deduction?
Further, the attorney general has required that the agency itemize certain expenses listed on a 1998 financial statement, including $173,000 for miscellaneous expenses and $102,000 in stipends.
