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Author Archives: Russ
Governator Preparing the 2009 Budget
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger released details of next year’s budget. Full details aren’t available but it appears that this budget would cut the number of state employees, increase the sales tax by 1.5%, add new taxes on alcoholic beverages, and cut … Continue reading
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Do I Owe 5¢ Or Am I Owed 4¢?
I’m sure I have lifetime employment, and this story is yet another confirmation of that. A Detroit attorney received a bill for 5¢ from the IRS. He then received a letter noting that he was owed a 4¢ refund, but … Continue reading
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No Love for Dinosaur Land; the Hovinds Lose Their Appeal
I’ve written several times about the saga of Kent and Jo Hovind. The Hovinds are evangelists who formed Dinosaur Adventure Land, a theme park that mixed dinosaurs and the Bible. They also weren’t believers in the IRS, and used a … Continue reading
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2008 Tax Offender of the Year
There are all sorts of awards given, but the award I give is special. To be considered for the Tax Offender of the Year award, you must do more than cheat on your taxes. It has to be special; it … Continue reading
IRS Lockbox Changes
One major IRS change is happening on January 1st: The IRS is closing its Dallas lockbox. If you currently mail payments to Dallas check the notice as to the new addresses in Charlotte that you will be sending your payments … Continue reading
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The Bee Gets It Right
I’m annoyed with both sides in the endless budget battle. The Sacramento Bee today points out the Democrats’ intransigence. Will anything come of this? Probably not. The Bee thinks that the Democrats’ union contributors don’t want a compromise on cutting … Continue reading
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Very Light Week on the Fraud Front
It must be the Christmas season; I could only find a couple of stories on tax fraud from the long weekend. Keith Kuchenbecker of Neenah, Wisconsin was president of his own construction company from 2000 to 2007. He made a … Continue reading
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Not So Fast, New York
New York’s attempt to tax cigarettes sold on Indian reservations in the Empire State hit a roadblock last week. Judge Rose Sconiers issued a temporary restraining order against New York and barred collection of the sales tax. A hearing on … Continue reading
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Let’s Party Like It’s 1999
I think that phrase comes from a song by the artist formally known as Prince. It’s also another way of looking at how dysfunctional California’s government has become. Meanwhile, nothing appears to be stopping the budget train from falling over … Continue reading
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Two Gambling Cases at the Tax Court
The Tax Court looked at two gambling related tax cases today. In the first case the petitioners thought there was discrimination; in the second case the question was whether or not the petitioners were professionals or amateurs. In the first … Continue reading
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