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Author Archives: Russ
Real Housewife Tax Cheats in my Backyard
I’m a resident of Orange County (well, if you read the next post I write…), and I missed the Real Housewife Tax Cheats in Orange County. Luckily, Joe Kristan caught it. The Orange County Premium Fraud Task Force, a collaboration … Continue reading
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Illinois Couples in Civil Unions Will File Married Returns in 2011
Illinois couple who are in civil unions will file married returns for 2011. They will, for state tax purposes only, file either married filing jointly or married filing separately. Note that they will still file single returns for their federal … Continue reading
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Tagged Civil.Unions
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California Ranks High Again…And That’s Not a Good Thing
Another survey of business, and another set of results that’s anything but golden for California. Claremont McKenna College’s Rose Institute of State & Local Government today released the 17th annual Kosmont-Rose Institute Cost of Doing Business Survey. The Rose Institute, … Continue reading
If You Fail Four Times, the Fifth Time Won’t be the Charm
As I’ve said, there is an income tax and you do need to pay it. Today’s petitioner in Tax Court didn’t like that idea and filed case after case in Tax Court citing frivolous arguments. In 2006, the petitioner received … Continue reading
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Paranomastically, Ecdysiasts Engaging in Deciduous Calisthenics (And Some Basis, too)
I need to thank Judge Mark Holmes of the Tax Court. Judge Holmes wrote an opinion today that is wonderful and has expanded my vocabulary. It’s also a great case. Robert Willson bought a bar in Des Moines, Iowa. His … Continue reading
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Tagged StripClubs
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Dearest Commissioner Shulman…
I prepare a lot of Schedule C (sole proprietor) returns. That comes with the nature of my practice: I have a lot of professional gamblers as clients, and they file Schedule C. The IRS knows that there are unscrupulous tax … Continue reading
South Dakota to Southern Californians: We’re Business Friendly
An interesting story out of the San Jose Mercury-News: The governor of South Dakota, Dennis Daugaard, will make a recruiting trip to Southern California to recruit businesses to relocate. The article notes the advantages of South Dakota in taxes and … Continue reading
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Is There Something in the Water In Seattle?
First, it was Sharon Kukhahn and her ridiculous decoding strategy. Now, I get the joy of reporting about David Myrland. Mr. Myrland will be sentenced on December 2nd after pleading guilty to a tax charge. Mr. Myrland is a believer … Continue reading
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Kukhahn Gets 7 Years
Sharon Kukhahn found out what buying a yacht instead of paying her taxes would cost her: seven years at ClubFed. That was her sentence this past week; Joe Kristan has more.
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Greenspan Sues California
Last month I wrote about the Kafka-esque saga of Aaron Greenspan and California. I received an update this evening that Mr. Greenspan has filed a civil case against the state alleging that California’s actions violate the federal constitution (the interstate … Continue reading