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Author Archives: Russ
IRS Upgrade This Weekend; Many Services Unavaiable Until Tuesday
Every year over Labor Day weekend the IRS upgrades their computer and electrical systems. Beginning later this evening, the IRS will be taking systems down. Here’s a partial list of what will be going down: – The ability to apply … Continue reading
Math Is Hard
Here’s a math question: What’s 15 +13? It’s 28, of course. Unfortunately, the Santa Clara Valley Water District (near San Jose, California) didn’t check their work. They added 15 years to 2013 and got 2029, not 2028. Oops. It’s a … Continue reading
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Illinois Casino Expansion Bill Vetoed
Governor Pat Quinn (D) vetoed a casino expansion bill that would have added five casinos, including one in Chicago. His veto message stated that the biggest problem with the bill, “[I]s the absence of strict ethical standards and comprehensive regulatory … Continue reading
Ohio Gamblers: Don’t Forget Your City Income Tax
Ohio has (or will soon have) four casinos: one in each of Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, and Toledo. The good news for Ohio gamblers is that beginning in 2013 Ohioans can deduct gambling losses on their state income taxes. The bad … Continue reading
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A Story of Identity Theft; Why Is the Death Master File Still Available?
My father died almost six years ago. It’s something that’s inevitable for all of us. My mother was lucky in one respect: No one stole my father’s identity at death. Unfortunately, such identity thefts are becoming far more common. Jason … Continue reading
MTA (MCTMT) Tax Ruled Unconstitutional; Appeal Certain
I prepare a number of New York tax returns for self-employed individuals. One of the more annoying tax returns is the Metropolitan Commuter Transportation Mobility Tax in the New York City metropolitan area. It’s not a large tax by any … Continue reading
German Court to Decide Whether Poker Is Taxable for a Professional
In 2011, Pius Heinz of Germany won the main event of the World Series of Poker and a nice tax-free $8,715,638. Well, maybe it’s not tax-free. Via @Taxdood and @Taxnews1 comes word that a German court in Cologne will be … Continue reading
Posted in Gambling, International
Tagged Germany, WSOP
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Sheer Stupdity in the Bronze State
Sometimes I read a story and wonder if I’m reading actual news or something from The Onion. Such was the case this morning when I looked at an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal/ on Democrats’ plan to mandate a … Continue reading
Posted in California
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Not Only Were the Employees Outsourced, The Taxes Went Away, Too
From San Antonio comes word of a company that allegedly took care of small businesses’ taxes in a way that’s, well, arresting. John Bean apparently owned a professional employer organization named “Synergy Personnel.” Most PEOs become the actual employer and, … Continue reading
Shock! Moody’s Reviewing California Municipal Finances
In what is not shocking to me but is apparently shocking to Democrats in Sacramento, Moody’s announced it will be performing a comprehensive review of California municipal finances. So far this year three California cities have declared bankruptcy: Stockton, Mammoth … Continue reading
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