Categories
- Alabama
- Alaska
- Arizona
- Arkansas
- BEA
- Books
- California
- Canada
- Colorado
- Connecticut
- Cryptocurrencies
- Delaware
- District of Columbia
- Entity Formation
- Estate Tax
- Federal Budgeting
- FINCEN
- Florida
- Gambling
- Georgia
- Gift Tax
- Hawaii
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Information Returns
- International
- Iowa
- IRS
- Irvine
- Kansas
- Katrina
- Kentucky
- Las Vegas
- Legislation
- Louisiana
- Maine
- Maryland
- Massachusetts
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Mississippi
- Missouri
- Montana
- Nevada
- New Hampshire
- New Jersey
- New Mexico
- New York
- North Carolina
- North Dakota
- Ohio
- Oklahoma
- Orange County
- Oregon
- Payroll
- Payroll Taxes
- Pennsylvania
- Pensions
- Property Taxes
- Recordkeeping
- Rhode Island
- S Corporation
- Sales Tax
- SBA
- Scams
- Self Employment Tax
- South Carolina
- South Dakota
- Supreme Court
- Tax Court
- Tax Evasion
- Tax Fraud
- Tax Gifts
- Tax Preparation
- Taxable Talk
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Uncategorized
- Utah
- Vermont
- Virginia
- Washington State
- West Virginia
- Wisconsin
- Wyoming
Contact
Archives
Tax Blogs
- Dinesen Tax Times
- Don't Mess with Taxes
- EideBailly Tax News & Views
- Federal Tax Crimes
- Kelly Phillips Erb (Taxgirl)
- MauledAgain
- Peter Reilly
- Phil Hodgen Tax Law Blog
- Procedurally Taxing
- Tax Analysts Blog
- Tax Policy Blog (Tax Foundation)
- TaxProf Blog
- TaxVox Blog
- The Tax Guru
- The Wandering Tax Pro
- Tony Nitti on Forbes
Political Blogs
Tax Agencies
- California Department of Taxes and Fee Administration
- California Employment Development Dept.
- California Franchise Tax Board
- City of Las Vegas Business Licenses
- Clark County Business Licenses
- Henderson Business Licenses
- IRS
- Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation
- Nevada Department of Taxation
- North Las Vegas Business Licenses
Memberships
Other Links
Meta
-
Note: All Content is Copyright © 2005 – 2026 by Clayton Financial and Tax LLC.
-
Author Archives: Russ
Let’s Arrest the Judge
You’re on trial for tax evasion. Do you (a) hire a good defense attorney; (b) attempt to get evidence that exonerates you; or (c) file fake warrants and fraudulent liens, attempt to disrupt the court proceedings and attempt to “arrest” … Continue reading
Posted in Tax Evasion
Comments Off on Let’s Arrest the Judge
Psychic Now On the Other Side
Joe Kristan reports that tax evading psychic David Guardino has passed on. We wrote about him three times, most recently last February when he was sentenced. As Joe said, it’s a sad way to go out.
Posted in Tax Evasion
Comments Off on Psychic Now On the Other Side
Save a Patriot and Go to Jail
Dr. Garland D. Miller was a successful physician in Zwolle, Louisiana. He even served as Sabine Parish’s elected coroner. He went through an IRS audit in 1995 and then decided to take action. Now, we don’t have the results of … Continue reading
Posted in Tax Evasion
Comments Off on Save a Patriot and Go to Jail
As the Budget Churns
I don’t watch soap operas on television. I should add the caveat that I don’t watch much television, period. But all Californians are going to get to watch the annual installment of As the Budget Churns. California has a statutory … Continue reading
Posted in California
Comments Off on As the Budget Churns
Taxachussets No Longer?
The Tax Foundation reported that Massachusetts voters will get the chance to vote themselves out of having an income tax this November. Question 1 on the Massachusetts Ballot will be condemned by almost every politician, newspaper, and liberal group in … Continue reading
Posted in Massachusetts
Comments Off on Taxachussets No Longer?
The “Tax Man” Heads to ClubFed
Sometimes you read a story and wonder how in the world it can be true. How can people be so gullible and how can someone do such a stupid scheme and expect to get away with it. Robert Doyle of … Continue reading
Posted in Tax Evasion
Comments Off on The “Tax Man” Heads to ClubFed
Attorneys Who Speak English Are a Good Idea in Court
Last year we covered the trial of Wisconsin dentist Frederick Kriemelmeyer. Dr. Kriemelmeyer argued at trial that the indictment was faulty because it was in English; that the American flag should not be in the courtroom; and that as long … Continue reading
Posted in Tax Fraud
Comments Off on Attorneys Who Speak English Are a Good Idea in Court
Rhode Island is the 18th
Rhode Island has joined 17 other states including California to mandate that state tax returns prepared by professionals be electronically filed. The mandate goes into effect in January. Under Rhode Island’s new law individual taxpayers can opt-out of e-filing. Additionally, … Continue reading
Posted in Rhode Island, Tax Preparation
Comments Off on Rhode Island is the 18th
If You’re Going to Hide the Cash, Don’t Keep a Logbook
Perhaps it was the holiday weekend, or perhaps it’s the start of summer, but the tax evaders weren’t that busy last week. Still, there are some amusing tales of evasion gone wrong. First, we head to White Plains, New York. … Continue reading
Posted in Tax Evasion
Comments Off on If You’re Going to Hide the Cash, Don’t Keep a Logbook
This Will Go Over Well…
I’m not particularly familiar with the Australian Taxation Office and how they compare to the IRS. Yet I suspect that telling them, “Come and get me, you miserable bastards,” is not the way to their hearts. But that’s exactly what … Continue reading
Posted in Tax Evasion
Comments Off on This Will Go Over Well…