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Author Archives: Russ
Witholding But Not Remitting Leads to ClubFed
If there’s been a recurrent theme in this blog, one has been if you don’t pay your Trust Fund taxes you will get in trouble. Such trouble hit Michelle Bielaski of Bellevue, Washington. Ms. Bielaski’s company, Falcon Construction, Inc., paid … Continue reading
Posted in Payroll Taxes
Tagged TrustFundTaxes
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His Campaign Slogan: “What About My Ten Convictions?”
I’ve written about James Traficant before. Mr. Traficant is the former Congressman who represented the Youngstown, Ohio area for more than 17 years. He was known for his bombastic style. He’s also known for spending eight years at ClubFed for … Continue reading
1040 Toilet Paper
Courtesy of the TaxProf Blog comes PrankPlace’s Form 1040 Toilet Paper. Per PrankPlace, “A collage of the 1040 IRS Form is printed throughout the whole roll!” It’s only $3.40 a roll. Somehow I hope that this gift isn’t on my … Continue reading
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Hopefully Their Treatments Weren’t Shams
Some of us believe in Santa Claus; some of us don’t. Almost all of us know that there’s an income tax. But there are a few nonbelievers out there. Dr. William Steiniger and his wife Diane are two of those … Continue reading
Posted in Tax Evasion
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Bad Advice: Holding the Check ’til 2010
Most of the advice given in the tax blogosphere is good. However, I saw this posted today: My business had a really profitable month. Do you have any ideas on last minute expenses to help lower my taxable income? Depending … Continue reading
The “I Was Kidnapped” Defense to Tax Evasion
If you’re accused of tax evasion, there are a myriad of good defense strategies. However, claiming you were kidnapped by IRS Agents isn’t one of them. Judge William Terrell Hodges rejected that claim along with several others made by Mark … Continue reading
Knocked Out From California
Once a month the Irvine Marriott holds boxing matches. I’ve been told that they’re selling out, so it’s apparent that boxing does draw well in California. It’s likely that a major prize fight would also draw well. Bob Arum is … Continue reading
“Cutting Spending” Isn’t In Congress’ Vocabulary
When you or I run into cash flow problems, what do we do? We’re forced to cut spending, of course. It’s not as if we have a choice: We can’t print money, and robbing banks is usually not a good … Continue reading
Posted in Legislation
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Links from the Blogosphere
Over the past few days there’s been plenty of good stuff in the tax blogosphere. Here are some highlights: Joe Kristan wrote about William Benson. Mr. Benson wrote The Law That Never Was alleging that the 16th Amendment wasn’t ratified. … Continue reading
Posted in IRS, Tax Evasion
Tagged Renaissance, StripClubs
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