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The Exclusive Citizenship Act of 2025: What It Could Mean for Dual Citizens and U.S. Taxpayers

Heritage and Culture, Italian Citizenship, Policy & Legislation, Tax /

This One Hits Close to Home Over the past few years, I went through the long (and honestly, emotional) process of having my Italian citizenship recognized through jure sanguinis—citizenship by descent. It was something I’d been working toward for years, and finally receiving confirmation from Italy was incredibly meaningful. My great-grandparents immigrated from Abruzzo, so […]

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Cultural and Religious Holiday Calendar for Accounting Firms 2025–2026 — inclusive workplace observance guide with icons of menorah, kinara, Christmas tree, and diya on a warm olive and gold background.

Cultural & Religious Holidays: November 2025 – January 2026

Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion, Heritage and Culture, Leadership & Culture /

Explore how accounting firms can build awareness and inclusion during the holiday season. This 2025–2026 Cultural & Religious Holiday Calendar highlights major observances from November through January, with practical DEI tips to foster respect, gratitude, and connection in your firm.

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Digital illustration divided into warm beige and red tones depicting Columbus on one side and an Indigenous person with a feather on the other, symbolizing reflection and unity between Italian-American and Indigenous histories.

Reflecting on Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples’ Day

Heritage and Culture, Italian Citizenship, Leadership & Culture /

An Italian-American reflection on Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples’ Day—honoring both histories with empathy and understanding.

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