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Author Archives: Russ
Bozo Tax Tip #9: Only Income Earned in the US Is Taxable
This is definitely an issue I’m aware of because of my practice areas. I deal with plenty of individuals who earn their living while residing abroad or through foreign sources of income. “It’s tax exempt, isn’t it?” They’re not happy … Continue reading
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Problems at Jackson Hewitt
Many taxpayers use chains such as H&R Block or Jackson Hewitt to prepare their returns. One Jackson Hewitt franchisee is in trouble having been accused of multiple charges of tax fraud. The IRS alleges that 125 Jackson Hewitt stores in … Continue reading
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Bozo Tax Tip #10: Deduct the Dog
With just twelve days until Tax Day, it’s time to present our annual list of things not to do. All of the items on this list have been done by bozo taxpayers. Some have been successful while others have had, … Continue reading
Weekend Crime Report
A lot has been posted this weekend in the annals of tax crime. We’ll venture from New York to the Gulf Coast to see if the government took a bite out of [tax] crime. Another of the Ozbay clan has … Continue reading
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Minnesota Tries for Number 1!
Congratulations to Minnesota! No, they’re not in basketball’s Final Four. Rather, Minnesota’s State Senate passed a bill on Saturday to increase the top tax bracket in the state to 9.7%, the highest regular tax bracket in the country. You would … Continue reading
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The Deadline Counts
Recently I assisted a client in preparing his paperwork to file a petition at the U.S. Tax Court. In my emails and letters to him, I emphasized, Make sure you mail the petition and accompanying documents by the deadline using … Continue reading
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$2 Million in Fruad Brings 15 Months and Restitution
Superior Electric Company of Ohio had an interesting way to make a profit: they cooked the books. Back in November, two former executives pleaded guilty to defrauding the IRS. Yesterday, John McShane, the former CFO, was sentenced. Mr. McShane was … Continue reading
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Wisconsin Is No Place to Gamble
I grew up in Chicago, and I remember vacationing at Wisconsin Dells as a child. Now Wisconsin, like many states, sports Indian casinos. Gamblers who patronize such casinos are in for a rude surprise when they complete their tax returns. … Continue reading
Anderson Gets Nine Years
Walter Anderson, the former telecommunications executive who pleaded guilty to engaging in a $200 million tax fraud, received nine years in prison when sentenced on Tuesday. But Mr. Anderson did get lucky in one respect. Because the plea agreement was … Continue reading
No Alchemy for Lottery Winnings…Again
The 2nd Circuit joined the 3rd, 9th, and 10th Circuit Courts of Appeal today and won’t allow a lottery winner to turn ordinary income into a long-term capital gain. We’ve written about this before (see here and here). The question … Continue reading
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