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Author Archives: Russ
New York Governor Looks to Increase 88 Taxes and User Fees
New York already already has the second worst tax climate in the country according to the Tax Foundation. Governor David Paterson today announced a budget that seeks to add or increase 88 taxes and user fees. User fees are just … Continue reading
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The CPA Added Phony Deductions. Who Owes the Tax?
The Tax Court looked today at the case of an unlucky taxpayer who used a Bozo CPA. The Bozo CPA added phony deductions (completely unbeknownst to the taxpayer). The IRS found out and assessed the tax rightly owed and penalties. … Continue reading
Strip Clubs and Sushi
Lots of fraud this week, so we’ll start with a couple favorites of mine. First, from Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota comes the story of Lawrence Kladek. Mr. Kladek owns King of Diamonds Gentlemen’s Club. Mr. Kladek had an ATM installed … Continue reading
Like Sands Through an Hourglass…
…So goes the budget fiasco in Sacramento. Nothing’s changed at all. Democrats don’t want to cut programs and Republicans don’t want to add new taxes. Governor Schwarzenegger now estimates the deficit at over $14 billion, and that the state could … Continue reading
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Global Cooling, California Style
My friends know that I’m a skeptic on global warming. I don’t think that there’s proof today that anthropogenic (man-cause) global warming is a factor in the higher temperatures of recent years. Additionally, temperatures have fallen the last couple years. … Continue reading
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New York 4, Indians 3
In New York state there’s been a festering battle between state government and Indian tribes regarding cigarette sales. There were several developments last week. Judge Kenneth Fisher of the state Supreme Court (equivalent to a district court in California) ruled … Continue reading
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2009 Required Distribution Relief
Congress yesterday passed a law (and President Bush is expected to soon sign the law) which will give relief for Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) in 2009. As Joe Kristan noted, this isn’t much relief. RMDs are required for tax deferred … Continue reading
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China Goes Where No Man Has Gone Before
Two years ago I wrote about the idea of taxing virtual transactions. As I mentioned then the IRS’ view on this is, “That’s so weird.” However, one country looked at this and decided that while it might be weird it’s … Continue reading
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Rangel’s Troubles Worsen
The tax troubles of Congressman Charles Rangel (D-NY), the chair of the House Ways and Means Committee (the committee that writes tax legislation), have worsened. The House Ethics Committee had already been looking into his property tax troubles; the committee … Continue reading
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Property Tax Payment Due on Wednesday
If you’re a Californian who owns real estate, remember that your first property tax payment is due this Wednesday, December 10th. The payment can be made at your county’s tax collector office, by mail (US postmark deadline of Wednesday), or … Continue reading
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