By: Richard Rubin, Alex Leary
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Richard Rubin is a Tax Policy Journalist at The Wall Street Journal. He covers U.S. tax policy, exploring its intersections with government, politics, and personal finance, while often highlighting the implications of current events involving figures like Donald Trump and Joe Biden. Richard's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including El Paso Inc., MarketWatch, and The New York Times.
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Richard Rubin's reporting focuses primarily on government announcements and legal policy regulations, with a specific emphasis on national (United States) coverage. He frequently covers topics related to finance, taxes, the Supreme Court, and IRS-related issues. Given his coverage attributes and themes covered, Richard would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide insights or commentary on recent government announcements related to tax policies or legal regulations impacting financial matters in the United States. Additionally, considering his article titles referencing baseball and Brazil's regulation on imported biodiesel raises uncertainties suggest he may also consider pitches related to these specific topics if they align with his areas of interest.
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