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Author Archives: Russ
Foreign Gamblers Get Equal Footing
The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia ruled yesterday that foreign gamblers should be treated similar to US citizens and residents. The issue has to do with a basic idea in gambling: Should gamblers be taxed … Continue reading
Posted in Gambling, International
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California Considering Conforming to Mortgage Debt Relief for One More Year
The California Senate passed SB30 in June. This measure would extend California’s mortgage debt relief for one more year (through 2013). Note that the California mortgage debt relief is more stringent (in qualifications) than federal. The measure has been sent … Continue reading
Posted in California
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A Gambler Gambles to Tax Court…and Loses
With the World Series of Poker main event in progress here in Las Vegas, the Tax Court coincidentally released a decision of a former “Bracelet” winner. (If you win any event at the WSOP, you not only win cash, but … Continue reading
How Not to Commit Tax Evasion
Let’s assume I come up with a good idea: I’m going to buy diabetes test supplies at wholesale, and sell them to distribution companies. I find that there’s a market for this, and I’m suddenly making around $800,000 in sales … Continue reading
Posted in Tax Evasion
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No More Tax Credits for Strip Clubs in California
The California legislature banned strip clubs from obtaining hiring tax credits. The legislation, which passed the state legislature last week, is expected to be signed into law by Governor Jerry Brown in the next few days. The specific legislation banned … Continue reading
Who Gets the Charitable Donation for the WSOP’s One Drop Events?
At this year’s World Series of Poker, there are two events where money is donated to the One Drop Foundation: the high rollers event with a $111,111 buy-in (won by Tony Gregg for $4.8 million over the weekend), and the … Continue reading
Posted in Gambling
Tagged Caesars.Entertainment, WSOP
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Licensing Stops All Tax Preparer Fraud…Well, No
As I mentioned, National Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson believes that if the IRS licensed all tax preparers, tax preparer fraud would evaporate. Unfortunately, that’s definitely not the case. This past week, the US Department of Justice indicted Teresa Marty, Rebecca … Continue reading
National Taxpayer Advocate Report: Identity Theft, OVDP, and ITINs Among the Major Issues
Nina Olson, the National Taxpayer Advocate, issued her annual report to Congress this past week. She also included a special report on “Political Activity and the Rights of Applicants for Tax-Exempt Status.” Here are some of the other issue she … Continue reading
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Tagged National.Taxpayer.Advocate
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IRS Scandal Update: Washington & Austin
The more that comes out of Washington, the more I’m beginning to think that IRS management is deliberately dragging their feet in revealing information. We still don’t know what happened, but there have been developments this week. Liberals attempted to … Continue reading