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Monthly Archives: January 2007
Tax Myths for the Poker Player
That’s the title of the article I’ve written for the 2+2 Online Magazine. If you’re a poker player, the magazine (which is free) is a great resource; I heartily recommend it. My article covers many tax myths that I’ve seen … Continue reading
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Minimum Wage and Taxes
Last night the Senate passed an increase in the Federal minimum wage. Attached to the bill are tax breaks for small businesses and tax hikes for big businesses. There are several issues here, so let’s take a look at what … Continue reading
Posted in Legislation
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A Slam for Traylor? No, It’s the Slammer.
Robert “Tractor” Traylor, a former NBA player for Milwaukee, Cleveland, Charlotte, and New Orleans, pleaded guilty on Friday to a charge of preparing a false tax return. Mr. Traylor, 29, attempted to conceal assets of his cousin, Quasand Lewis, according … Continue reading
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Will You Really Get that Hybrid Vehicle Tax Credit?
There’s a great op-ed piece in today’s San Francisco Chronicle about the hybrid vehicle tax credit. The op-ed, written by Edward McQuarrie, a professor at Santa Clara University, gives the unpleasant details of how many Californians won’t get the full … Continue reading
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Trumpeter Goes to Jail for Tax Evasion
In August 2005 I reported on trumpeter Phil Driscoll. Mr. Driscoll was being accused of tax evasion of over $1 million. He was convicted last year on conspiracy and tax evasion charges stemming from using his ministry to hide income … Continue reading
Bitten by a Spider?
A web spider, or web crawler, is a program that scours the Internet for data. Wikipedia has a good description of them. And guess who is starting to use them? The taxman. The Belastingdienst, the Netherlands version of the IRS, … Continue reading
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Tax Day Is Pushed Back One Day
The IRS announced today that the deadline to file your tax return has been pushed back to Tuesday, April 17th (the deadline was originally Monday, April 16th because the 15th falls on a Sunday). The IRS release is available here. … Continue reading
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A Pinch of Fraud, and a Pound of Evasion
I haven’t done a megapost with a bunch of tax schemers in some time. So before I head off to dinner, here’s some fraud and evasion to munch on. Lots of people have been filing false tax returns lately. The … Continue reading
Posted in Tax Evasion
Tagged Hovind, StripClubs
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What Kind of Business Entity is Right For You (Part 1)
You’ve decided to go into business for yourself! Congratulations. If you’re like most new entrepreneurs, you start your business first, and ask questions later. If you do that, I can guarantee that unless you’re incredibly lucky, you’ll have a bunch … Continue reading
Posted in Entity Formation
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Out of State California S Corp Shareholders in for a Surprise
California has always mandated that for all distributions to out-of-state S Corporation shareholders, 7% be withheld for state income tax to the Franchise Tax Board. However, there was no enforcement of this mandate. That’s changed for 2007. The Franchise Tax … Continue reading
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