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Author Archives: Russ
Chiang Docks the Legislature; Was Budget Just $1.86 Billion Off?
California Controller John Chiang announced today that the budget proposed by the Democrats was not balanced and that therefore he would stop paying the legislature until a balanced budget is voted on. Mr. Chiang stated, “The numbers simply did not … Continue reading
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Unhappy Clients of Roni Deutch Talk to the Bee
If you want to follow the Roni Deutch case, I strongly urge you to read the coverage in the Sacramento Bee. For example, on Sunday they spoke with several unhappy clients of Ms. Deutch. For the most part it appears … Continue reading
When You Get that $110,000 Refund That’s Not Yours….
What happens when you get a tax refund direct deposited in your bank account? Well, you spend the money (or invest it, etc.). But what if that isn’t your refund? Well, that’s a problem. Earlier this year I reported on … Continue reading
Tax Lady in Court
“Tax Lady” Roni Deutch appeared in court on Friday; she pleaded not guilty to contempt of court charges in Sacramento. She’s accused of violating court orders by shredding 2.7 million documents in violation of a court order. Meanwhile, the company … Continue reading
Blogroll Updated
It’s been a while since I’ve proofed my blogroll, and I’ve been negligent in adding some well-deserving blogs and pruning some deadwood. Taxdood publishes “Taxes in the Back.” A New York-based attorney, he focuses on gambling, international issues, and other … Continue reading
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Partisan Budget Passed by Democrats, Vetoed by Gov. Brown
In the latest episode of As the Budget Churns, last night Democrats in the California legislature passed a budget but received no Republican votes for it. The budget that passed was typical for the last few years: Full of gimmicks … Continue reading
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Is a Taxpayer Liable for the Accuracy Penalty When a Preparer Omits a 1099?
Everyone is human. Sometimes we forget that 1099 on the tax return. Today, the Tax Court looked at a case where a tax professional omitted just one 1099. The problem was that this 1099 represented $3.4 million of income, and … Continue reading
If It’s Not in Print…
Today, the US Tax Court looked at the case of a citizen of South Korea, and his gambling. The petitioner argued that the Korea – US Treaty of Friendship, Commerce, and Navigation exempts gambling income; alternatively, that the gambling income … Continue reading
Phony Liens, Real Jail
Here’s a strategy that’s guaranteed to endear yourself to the IRS and other officials at the federal government. First, get yourself in trouble with the SEC. Thanh Viet Jeremy Cao of nearby Rancho Santa Margarita did just that: He was … Continue reading
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