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Author Archives: Russ
Gilbert Hyatt Wins Again But…
The California Office of Tax Appeals upheld the California Board of Equalization’s ruling that Gilbert Hyatt mostly doesn’t owe California income tax in 1991 or 1992. Yes, you’re reading that correctly: This is a case that is 27 years in … Continue reading
When 85% Equals 90%
One of my favorite expressions from poker that translates into tax is, “Math is hard.” But how can 85% equal 90%? No, the two aren’t equivalent. However, this year they are equal in one aspect of taxes. The IRS announced … Continue reading
It’s Time to Generate Those 2018 1099s
It’s time for businesses to send out their annual information returns. These are the Form 1099s that are sent to to vendors when required. Let’s look first at who does not have to receive 1099s: Corporations (except attorneys) Entities you … Continue reading
Posted in Information Returns, IRS
Tagged 1099s, 2019.Tax.Season
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Fourth Quarter Estimated Tax Payments Due Today
Today is January 15th. That means your fourth quarter estimated tax payments are due today. It’s a postmark deadline, so if you pay by mail, download Form 1040-ES, print voucher #4, enclose your check payable to “United States Treasury” (write … Continue reading
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A Dutch Lament: Where oh Where Is PokerStars Located?
In a few weeks I’ll be publishing my list of where online gambling sites are located. A question that arose in the Netherlands is in regards to the location of PokerStars, the largest online poker site. An excerpt from my … Continue reading
Posted in Gambling, International
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IRS to Open Tax Season on Monday, January 28th
The IRS announced yesterday that the 2019 Tax Season will begin on Monday, January 28th: Despite the government shutdown, the Internal Revenue Service today confirmed that it will process tax returns beginning January 28, 2019 and provide refunds to taxpayers … Continue reading
Tax Refunds May Be Issued During Government Shutdown
Vice President Pence announced today that the IRS would issue tax refunds during the government shutdown. The Wall Street Journal reported this earlier today, but it’s unclear what the legal justification would be. Speculation (by the Journal) is that the … Continue reading
Posted in IRS
Tagged 2019.Tax.Season
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Gilbert Hyatt and the Franchise Tax Board Head Back to the Supreme Court…Again
Back in 1993 (that is not a typographical error), California’s Franchise Tax Board (FTB) initiated a residency audit of Gilbert Hyatt. Mr. Hyatt invented some technology relating to microprocessors in 1990. In 1991 he realized he was going to receive … Continue reading
Posted in California, Supreme Court
Tagged GilbertHyatt
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It’s Time to Start Your 2019 Mileage Log
I’m going to start the new year with a couple reposts of essential information. Yes, you do need to keep a mileage log: Wednesday was the first business day of the new year for many. You may have resolved to … Continue reading
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The 2018 Tax Offender of the Year
Another year has gone by. And that means it’s once again time for that most prestigious of prestigious awards, the Tax Offender of the Year. As usual, there’s a plethora of nominees. As usual, I wish there weren’t any deserving … Continue reading
Posted in California, Taxable Talk
Tagged TaxOffenderOfTheYear, Train.to.Nowhere
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