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Author Archives: Russ
Why the 2013 Tax Season May Give Me Lots More Gray Hair
The closing days of a tax season are always hectic; such was the case for us this year. Yet I may look back fondly at this past tax season next year. The reason has to do with the election. If … Continue reading
FTB and BOE Release List of 500 Biggest Tax Delinquents
California’s Franchise Tax Board released its list of the 500 largest income tax delinquents on Tuesday. New to the list is a notation of whether or not the individuals have state licenses. I’m amazed at how many attorneys are on … Continue reading
Posted in California
Tagged BOE, FTB
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FICA Limit Up 2.8%; Social Security COL Up
The Social Security Administration announced that the maximum earnings subject to the full 6.2% FICA tax will be $113,700 in 2013, up 2.8% from the $110,100 in 2012. Note that the FICA tax itself had been reduced temporarily to 4.2% … Continue reading
Posted in Self Employment Tax
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I am not a Crook
A friend sent me a link to a news story; she headlined it in her email, “Russell Fox caught as tax evader; must repay 200,000.” And then I took a look at the story: A fish and chip shop owner … Continue reading
Posted in Tax Evasion
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On Death, Taxes, and Estate Planning
Today is October 16th. I just had a client fax me his signature documents, hoping that a day late isn’t a dollar behind. He’s getting a refund, so it won’t be that big of a deal. October 15th and 16th … Continue reading
Posted in Estate Tax
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The End of Procrastination Season Is Upon Us
Monday is October 15th. Individual tax returns on extension are due. What do you do if you haven’t done anything except procrastinate? It’s time to file your return. The IRS website has all the forms. Dig up all of your … Continue reading
Up in Flames
Back in 2005, a load of estimated payments ended up “swimming with the fishes” when a driver of a truck went off the San Mateo Bridge into the San Francisco Bay. Believe it or not, a similar incident happened last … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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Why I’m Happy to be in Nevada and Not in California
The Tax Foundation released its 2013 State Business Tax Climate Index today. Last year, I was a California resident; in the 2012 Index, California ranked 48th out of 50 states. I now reside in Nevada, which ranks 3rd out of … Continue reading
Posted in California, Michigan, Nevada, New Jersey, New York
Tagged Business.Climate, Tax.Foundation
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Escort Service Operator Charged with Structuring
Here in Las Vegas, escort services and strip clubs are big business. They’re also (generally) cash businesses. A joint police task force has been looking into the operations. The local police are concerned about prostitution (it is illegal in Clark … Continue reading
IRS CAF Unit Fax Numbers Have Changed
The IRS is implementing an inbound efax system. Because of this, the CAF Unit (Centralized Authorization Files) fax numbers have changed. For non-tax professionals, the CAF Unit handles IRS Power of Attorney and Tax Information Authorization forms. For tax professionals, … Continue reading
Posted in IRS
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