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Author Archives: Russ
The Other Shoe Drops
I’ll have quite a few posts over the next few days, but something came across the wire tonight that deserves reporting (even in my tired state). The ultimate shoe collector, Imelda Marcos, was acquitted of tax evasion. Ms. Marcos, the … Continue reading
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How Not to Cheat the System
As I head for another week on the road (with limited posting–I’ll be at the CSEA SuperSeminar Monday through Wednesday and in Chicago next weekend), there’s more than enough fraud for an uber-post. We’ll start in Washington where it was … Continue reading
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Bill Campbell Appeals
The former mayor of Atlanta, Bill Campbell, appealed his conviction and sentence at the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals. Campbell, who is now enjoying a stay at ClubFed’s Miami facility, didn’t make the trip to Atlanta for the appeal. The … Continue reading
New Math
One of my favorite songs is Tom Lehrer’s New Math, where he notes, “It’s so simple, so very simple, that only a child can do it!” That’s what it must be like for the people in Sacramento counting the tax … Continue reading
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Wesley Snipes: My Prosecution is Racially Motivated
You remember Wesley Snipes, actor and alleged tax cheat? Mr. Snipes is accused of amended a tax return to get back all of his taxes because he bought into the idea that only foreign income is taxable. (Hint: All income … Continue reading
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No Vacation from Fraud
I’m traveling quite a bit this month. Currently, I’m enjoying the heat of Las Vegas. The individuals mentioned below are suffering a different kind of heat. I’ve written about Talal Chahine and the La Shish resturant before. His wife was … Continue reading
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The IRS Makes a Mistake; Who Pays?
Suppose you discover an error in your 2001 tax return. You’ve forgotten to include a $55,065 deduction that will lower your taxes by $13,769. You timely amend your return to get the deduction (you have three years from the due … Continue reading
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The Massive Tax Increase You Haven’t Seen or Read About
If I told you that you were going to get hit by a massive tax increase, you would rightly ask, “Why haven’t I heard about it on television? Why haven’t I read about it in the media?” But it really … Continue reading
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Health Care Bills Gain Steam, But There’s a Problem…
It appears that legislation for a mandatory health care system with employer mandates may pass the California legislature. Apparently the Governator and our legislators haven’t figured out that high taxes drive out small business from California. Luckily for you and … Continue reading
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Some Fraud for Your Holiday
With tomorrow being Memorial Day, our troops overseas should be in your thoughts and prayers. I’ll be writing about some individuals who are praying to avoid ClubFed. Let’s start in Georgia, where a Bozo tax preparer allegedly decided to take … Continue reading