Monthly Archives: June 2010

FBAR Deadline Is Today

Almost all tax deadlines are on the fifteenth day of the month. However, there’s one that falls on June 30th: The filing deadline for the Report of Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts (FBAR, Form TD F 90-22.1). This is the … Continue reading

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A Method to the Evasion

I am not into hip hop music. I had never heard of the individual mentioned below. But “Method Man” is apparently really, really big, so on we go. Clifford Smith, aka Method Man, is just your typical hip hop artist. … Continue reading

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California Heading to the Abyss

Usually, the Democrats and the Republicans in the California legislature at least realize the problems that exist with the budget. In past years, the Democrats will propose raising all sorts of taxes knowing they’ll only get a little of what … Continue reading

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Posting Light This Week

I’m traveling this week (to Las Vegas and Rohnert Park, California) so posting will be light this week. If Congress does take action on the S-Corp tax increase I’ll definitely be posting about that.

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Sales Tax Collections Drop $4.7 Billion in California

Well, that’s the amount that California sales tax collections dropped in the 2008-2009 fiscal year according to the Board of Equalization. Readers of Taxable Talk already know that income tax collections have fallen, so this unsurprising news is a double … Continue reading

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Another Nominee for Tax Offender of the Year!

In January I reported on Bozo tax protesters Tony & Micaela Dutson. Back then it was alleged that the Dutsons “tried to obstruct the IRS by filing baseless liens against four IRS workers.” Additionally, the Dutsons allegedly filed a lawsuit … Continue reading

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Las Vegas Looks to SoCal…Again

The Nevada Development Authority is once again looking to move businesses in Southern California to Las Vegas. A series of new advertisements will feature talking primates; here’s one of the ads: Personally, I liked the lipstick pig advertisements better. No … Continue reading

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One Good Fraud Deserves Some Evasion

My mother has always told me that for real estate the most important thing is location, location, and location. For the Bozo tax crooks out there, location definitely matters. Of course, when you sell real estate you do need to … Continue reading

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Only in Government Can the Lender and Borrower be the Same

When I read this, I did a double take. From the New York Times: Gov. David A. Paterson and legislative leaders have tentatively agreed to allow the state and municipalities to borrow nearly $6 billion to help them make their … Continue reading

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Mandatory IRS eFiling Is Coming

If you’re a tax preparer, get ready to efile. Mandatory efiling is coming to the IRS. For the 2010 tax year (the next tax season, in 2011), if you prepare 100 or more returns you must efile; for the 2011 … Continue reading

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