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Author Archives: Russ
Bayern Munich Head Reports Self for Tax Evasion
Uli Hoeness is the president of Bayern Munich. Who? Well, if you asked a resident of Bavaria this question, you’d get shocked looks–the same as you would get from a New Yorker asking about the Yankees. Bayern Munich is a … Continue reading
IRS Gives Extra Three Months for Filing and Payments to Boston-Area Taxpayers; Massachussetts Deadline Should be the Same
As I’m still not really working, here’s the press release from the IRS: WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue Service today announced a three-month tax filing and payment extension to Boston area taxpayers and others affected by Monday’s explosions. This relief … Continue reading
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When a Day Late Isn’t a Dollar Short
I’m in zombie mode — it’s midnight and the last of the work is done (for a short time). I’ll be out the rest of today (Tuesday). Tax Day is over. One place where it’s sort of not over is … Continue reading
Bozo Tax Tip #1: Don’t Be Suspicious!
As I write this (in March), I just got off the phone with one of my clients. He just did very well in a poker tournament, and won just over $11,000. He took the money in cash (rather than a … Continue reading
Bozo Tax Tip #2: Nevada Corporations
A repeat follows, but it’s one again getting a lot of play due to business conditions in California. While I’m focusing on California and Nevada, the principle applies to any pair of states. Nevada is doing everything it can to … Continue reading
Bozo Tax Tip #3: Use a Bozo Accountant!
Here’s another Bozo Tax Tip that keeps coming around. The problem is, the Bozos don’t change their stripes. In any case, here are some signs your accountant might be a Bozo: – He’s never met a deduction that doesn’t fit … Continue reading
Bozo Tax Tip #4: Procrastinate!
Today is April 9th. The tax deadline is just six days away. What happens if you wake up and it’s April 15, 2013, and you can’t file your tax? File an extension. Download Form 4868, make an estimate of what … Continue reading
Bozo Tax Tip #5: Don’t Seal the Envelope!
Given its tax time, you will likely find long lines at your local post office. Individuals are filing tax returns, so those who don’t efile must mail the returns. When you mail anything, you should seal the envelope; that’s especially … Continue reading