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Author Archives: Russ
Pork
With President Bush proposing (and Congress passing) extensive relief for Hurricane Katrina, and the possibility of perhaps another deadly strike by Hurricane Rita in Texas, one obvious question is how do we pay for this. I’ve seen estimates that the … Continue reading
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Did Your Estimated Payment End Up in the Bay?
There are traffic accidents and then there are traffic accidents. A courier transporting approximately 30,000 1040-ES payments lost his load on the San Mateo Bridge…and the payments fell into the San Francisco Bay. The accident occurred on September 11th and … Continue reading
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Hatch Pleads Not Guilty; Return Shopping?
Survivor Richard Hatch pled not guilty today to charges that he didn’t report his $1 million in winnings from the reality television show, and charges of filing a false S-corporation tax return, mail fraud, wire fraud, and bank fraud. Hatch … Continue reading
Congress Passes Katrina Tax Relief
The House and Senate passed tax relief measures aimed at helping victims of Katrina, according to this story. Among the items in this legislation are: – Waivers of penalties for victims who tap into their retirement accounts; – Increased earned … Continue reading
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All Knowing, All Seeing…
…so does he know his fate in court? “Caryville Psychic Accused of Tax Evasion” screams the headline. Hat tip: Roth Tax Updates
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Bozo Tax Preparer Strikes Out
After noting the previous Tax Court Decision, I was a bit surprised to find the final case reported yesterday to be a whopper. Consider a “professional” tax preparer who doesn’t prepare his own tax return. The IRS discovers that the … Continue reading
Dummy Returns or A Dummy?
Sometimes one must only look in the mirror to see who is the bozo. Yesterday, a taxpayer who didn’t file claimed that the IRS “…prepared only “dummy returns” for 2000 and 2001, and that respondent’s determination of his deficiencies in … Continue reading
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IRS Mileage Rate Increases
IRS Commissioner Mark Everson announced on Friday that the standard mileage rate would increase to 48.5 cents/mile from 40.5 cents/mile, effective September 1st. Other mileage rates: Moving expenses: $0.22/mile, up from $0.15/mile Charitable work: $0.14/mile (set by statute). Hat tip: … Continue reading
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Hatch Indicted
Richard Hatch, the winner of the first Survivor television show, was indicted on ten counts of tax evasion and bank fraud. While his attorney calls the indictment “a publicity scheme,” Hatch could end up paying fines of over $1 million … Continue reading
Taxes and Online Gambling, Part 5: Poker Tournaments and Banking Issues
This final article in the series begins with a discussion of withholding. This leads into a discussion of poker tournaments (in cardrooms and casinos). Lastly, we’ll examine banking regulations and how they impact online gambling. The IRS is mandated with … Continue reading
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