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Monthly Archives: August 2014
Bears Sacked; Lose Court Case Worth $4.1 Million
No, Jay Cutler didn’t throw one of his usual interceptions. Instead, Judge Mary Mason of the 1st District Illinois Appellate Court ruled that the Chicago Bears had underpaid Cook County’s Amusement Tax. The story begins when ancient Soldier Field was … Continue reading
I’ll Drink to That!
Some tax-related news today from the other side of the pond. In Birmingham, England, two stores have been barred from selling alcohol as they had fake export labels. The report in the Birmingham Mail notes that the shops had over … Continue reading
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Where Karen Hawkins Disagrees With Me…
Karen Hawkins is the Director of the Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR). OPR is the agency within the IRS that is in charge of preparer regulation and oversight; their vision is, “To be the standard-bearer for integrity in tax practice;” … Continue reading
Another Nothing to See Moment
Via the Washington Examiner comes a letter from 47 Inspector Generals writing about obstructionism done by the Obama Administration on their work. Each of us strongly supports the principle that an inspector general must have complete, unfiltered, and timely access … Continue reading
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Is a “Dealer Add-On” a Tip or a House Fee?
Poker dealers are paid a low hourly wage; they make most of their money from gratuities (tips) from players. Those tips are, of course, taxable. In a poker tournament, dealers also receive tips. Some come from the prize pool while … Continue reading
Quite a Gamble to Workout There
Runnemede, New Jersey is a small suburb of Philadelphia. Located in Camden County, the borough would be happy to let you know about its summer recreation program. The borough got some other publicity at what was once a Curves health … Continue reading
Posted in Gambling
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The IRS Apparently Thinks They Won the Loving Case
Yesterday the IRS released a new version of the Power of Attorney form (Form 2848). The IRS has added the ability for a fourth representative for a taxpayer. They also noted two new matters for the POA (the Section 5000A … Continue reading
Posted in IRS
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