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Author Archives: Russ
Funding an S-Corp from an S-Corp: Distribute, Don’t Loan
Joe Kristan has an excellent update that is a must-read for owners of multiple S-Corporations. The Tax Court validated a traditional S-Corporation planning technique: You can distribute basis from one S-Corporation to another. There are some caveats (aren’t there always?), … Continue reading
Posted in S Corporation, Tax Court
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A Structured Result
A building needs a sound structure to survive. In the world of tax, structuring is something to be avoided. A used car dealer in Waterloo, Iowa has learned that. The IRS learned of alleged structuring of deposits for Century Finance, … Continue reading
Posted in Iowa, Tax Evasion
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I’m Shocked to Find That People Move from High-Tax States to Low-Tax States
Well, not really. This post by the Tax Foundation notes that New Yorkers are finding other states, such as Florida, far less taxing and are relocating there. The story references the New York Post; that newspaper ran a story noting … Continue reading
Posted in California, Florida, New Mexico
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Bozo Payroll Tax Scheme Lands Woman in ClubFed
As I’ve said repeatedly, if you want to get in trouble with the IRS simply don’t remit payroll taxes that have been withheld to the government. You are certain to be investigated, and if any wrongdoing is found the investigation … Continue reading
Posted in Payroll Taxes, Tax Fraud
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Another Survey, Another Bad Result for California
Yet another survey puts California among the worst three states from a tax perspective. Alvarez & Marsal Taxand, a consulting and tax advisory firm, surveyed 800 financial executives (302 responded). Among the questions asked was Which states do you view … Continue reading
Posted in California, Florida, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Texas
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On the Bright Side, Lawns Need Mowing at ClubFed, Too
If there’s been a constant theme in this blog, it’s that if you monkey around with payroll taxes bad things will happen to you. Unfortunately, Michael Cioffi of Loxhatchee, Florida isn’t a reader of this blog. Mr. Cioffi operated a … Continue reading
Posted in Payroll Taxes, Tax Evasion
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Consistency: WSOP Still Not Accepting Form 5754
Back in 2007, I wrote this post regarding staking and the World Series of Poker. Five years have elapsed and nothing has changed. Caesar’s (Harrah’s changed their name a year ago), which operates the WSOP at the Rio Casino here … Continue reading
Miccosukees Definitely in the Running for Tax Offender of the Year
When I last reported on the Miccosukees (a South Florida Indian tribe that runs a casino), the tribe decided to apparently ignore the advice of their then-attorney and not withhold taxes on earnings of their members. They now have been … Continue reading
Posted in Florida, Gambling
Tagged Miccosukee
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Strip Club Tax Proposed in California; Unlikely to Become Law
There’s now a proposal in California to tax strip clubs. The revenue that would be raised by the tax, proposed at $10 per patron, would go to rape crisis centers in the state. However, because this is a tax it … Continue reading
Posted in California
Tagged StripClubs
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There’s Good Nostalgia and Bad Nostalgia
Nifty Fifty’s is a nostalgia-themed chain of restaurants in the Philadelphia area. The chain is apparently successful, having won ten “Best in Philly” awards from readers of a Philadelphia newspaper. While the food is themed from the 1950s, the owners … Continue reading
Posted in Tax Evasion
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