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Author Archives: Russ
Actors In Tax Trouble
Fresh off the Wesley Snipes case two actors are having their own tax troubles. Joe Kristan found this story about Joe Pesci. Mr. Pesci besides appearing in movies has his own production company with employees. The regulation involved states, “You … Continue reading
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The Wages of Sin
A New Jersey couple frequented Atlantic City, and enjoyed playing the slot machines. In 2004, they were “lucky” enough to win $208,420 in jackpots for which they received W-2Gs. The couple, though, didn’t include that income on their tax return … Continue reading
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Swallows Holding Decision Now Available
The Third Circuit Court of Appeals ruling in Swallows Holding, Ltd. v. Commissioner is now available online. The summary of the ruling is: “This case, grounded in the principles of administrative law, requires that we review the validity of an … Continue reading
Foreign Taxpayers Better File on Time…
…or at least within 18 months of their due date. Why? IRS regulations hold that if a foreign corporation files after that date they cannot take any deductions. Consider a hypothetical corporation, Foreign Company Ltd., which has US source gross … Continue reading
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Fast Food Mogul to Sample 36 Months of ClubFed Cuisine
Karl James is the former president of Golden West Taco, Inc., one of the largest franchises of Taco Bell (which is based here in Irvine). Back in 2000 Golden West Taco went into Chapter 11 Bankruptcy protection. Yet Taco Bells … Continue reading
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States of Opportunity
Last Tuesday, the Wall Street Journal ran an excellent editorial titled “States of Opportunity.” “But one reason to conclude that taxes are also a motivator is because the eight states without an income tax are stealing talent from other states. … Continue reading
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Legislature Approves $1 Billion in Cuts; $13.5 Billion to Go
California’s legislature sent a $1 billion bipartisan package of budget cuts to Governor Schwarzenegger; the Governator signed the package yesterday. The budget cuts will come primarily from school funding and from Medi-Cal (California’s medical program for low income individuals). Yet … Continue reading
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Crack Tax Redux
New York is facing a budget shortfall this coming year. Governor Eliot Spitzer has an interesting idea about how to fill the gap: a crack tax. I’ve written about these taxes before. Many states have these taxes (21 at last … Continue reading
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One Last Electronic Filing Delay
If you are going to file Form 982 you will not be able to electronically file until March 3rd. Form 982 is the new form that allows taxpayers to not have to claim canceled home mortgage debt as income. You … Continue reading
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1031 Swaps for Vacation Homes
The IRS gave the go-ahead to §1031 exchanges for vacation homes. Do note there are significant restrictions. If you own a second home and are considering a §1031 exchange, make sure you follow the restrictions. Joe Kristan has the details … Continue reading
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