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Author Archives: Russ
Did a Maryland Tax Increase Cause Taxpayers to Flee the State?
An organization called ChangeMaryland has a new study that states that 31,000 individuals left the state from 2007 to 2010. ChangeMaryland believes that it’s the tax hikes in the state that have caused the exodus. Maryland is a decidedly liberal … Continue reading
Posted in California, Maryland
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If Only He Had Driven a Yugo Instead of a Ferrari
Sometimes it’s best to be inconspicuous. That’s definitely the case if you’re doing something that’s illegal. From Bergamo, Italy comes the story of an unidentified Italian man who loved his Ferrari F131. Even in Italy that’s a car that will … Continue reading
Posted in International, Tax Evasion
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When an Agent’s Fees Are Not Deductible
Suppose you are a professional athlete and you hire a sports agent to negotiate with you. Those fees are, in the United States, generally deductible as an “ordinary and necessary” business expense. However, the same is not true in Canada. … Continue reading
It’s a Tax: What ObamaCare Means for You
Unless you were shipwrecked on a deserted island you know that the Supreme Court ruled that the Affordable Care Act, aka ObamaCare, is a legal “tax.” Back in February 2010 I wrote about the taxes in ObamaCare. Let’s run down … Continue reading
Lauryn Hill Pleads Guilty to Tax Evasion Charges
Yet another music star has tax troubles. Singer Lauryn Hill pleaded guilty to failing to file tax returns on more than $1.5 million she had earned from 2005 through 2007. Ms. Hill’s attorney indicated that she plans on paying the … Continue reading
Posted in Tax Evasion
Tagged Lauryn.Hill
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Now He Gets to Watch Paint Dry
Willard Douglas Kerr of Phoenix operated DK Coatings, LLC, a painting and wall covering company in Manassas, Virginia. Mr. Kerr had many employees, and the business was apparently successful. Mr. Kerr also had some pressing needs at home. He needed … Continue reading
Posted in Payroll Taxes
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Jerry Brown Dreams of a Tax Increase and Other California Tidbits
Quite a few things to report on from the Bronze Golden State. First, the budget was signed by Governor Jerry Brown. The budget only “works” if voters approve the new taxes he proposed and that will be on the November … Continue reading
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Can Online Gambling Help Solve State Debt Woes?
That’s the question this FoxBusiness report asks. (I am quoted in the story.) Of course, convincing politicians that enacting something that the public actually wants and that brings in tax revenues that the public wants to pay should be a … Continue reading
Posted in Gambling
Tagged Online.Poker
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