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Author Archives: Russ
Seven Times Two Equals….
One of my favorite television shows is Get Smart. In the episode called “The Decoy,” Maxwell Smart is brainwashed back to his childhood, is doing multiplication tables, and can’t figure out that 7 x 2 = 14. It’s one thing … Continue reading
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Democrats’ Oil Tax Dead
Political theater occurred last night in Sacramento. The Assembly held a rare evening session, and the Democrats’ oil tax fell to defeat 45-30 (it needed a 2/3 vote to pass). The vote was party line, except for one. Assemblywoman Nicole … Continue reading
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It’s Just Bad Political Theater
As expected, Assembly Democrats introduced AB9. It would add a 6% tax on oil drilling and a 2% tax on oil profits that exceed $10 million. Because it’s a tax the measure requires a 2/3 vote for approval—and it won’t … Continue reading
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Aren’t Gasoline Price High Enough?
The joy of being a Californian. The gas stations at Culver and Walnut in Irvine are having a price war—they’re seeing which station can reach $3.60 for a gallon of regular first. And if the Democrats in California’s Assembly have … Continue reading
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My Side Business
A good friend of mine called me late this afternoon and asked me for a referral. I asked him what he needed, and he told me, “Your side business.” I’m a writer (and I’m certain he knew that), so this … Continue reading
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A Little Evasion
It wasn’t that big of a week on the tax fraud front, with the exception of the German-Liechtenstein scandal that’s still around. But there’s a smidgen here and there to report on. In nearby Camarillo there’s a business owner who … Continue reading
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California Should Reevaluate Government
That’s the opinion of the Reason Foundation, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to “advanc[ing] a free society by developing, applying, and promoting libertarian principles, including individual liberty, free markets, and the rule of law.” In an article titled “California Won’t … Continue reading
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California Won’t Tax the Rebates
The tax rebates (aka the stimulus payments) that will be issued beginning in May won’t be taxed by California. The Franchise Tax Board announced this last week. The FTB notes (as has the IRS) that in order to claim the … Continue reading
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Section 1031 Exchange Primer
Section 1031 exchanges are complex. The IRS has just released a fact sheet on these exchanges. These exchanges are used to defer gains on real estate. Hat tip: Roth Tax Updates
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Are California Government Employees Overpaid?
An interesting question is whether California government employees are overpaid. We can now find out. Thanks to the Sacramento Bee we can now find out. The Bee has a searchable database of California government employees so we can now find … Continue reading
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