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Author Archives: Russ
Annual Blog Hiatus
With the heart of the 2018 Tax Season upon us, it’s time for my annual blog hiatus. My series of Bozo Tax Tips will appear in early April, and if something truly earth-shattering happens in tax, I’ll still be here. … Continue reading
S-Corp/Partnership/1042 Deadline Is Tomorrow
Tomorrow is the deadline for calendar-year S-Corporations and partnerships to file their tax returns. In reality, most will file extensions. But let’s say you’re an S-Corp (or partnership) owner and you just realized there’s a deadline. What should you do? … Continue reading
The Price Tag on California’s Train to Nowhere Jumps Another 17%
What is the cost to fly from Los Angeles to San Francisco? I decided to check Southwest Airlines for a date one month out (April 11th); the cost is $50 each way or $100 for the round trip. I think … Continue reading
Posted in California
Tagged Train.to.Nowhere
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IRS Interest Rates Rise for Second Quarter
The IRS today announced the interest rates for the second quarter of 2018. The interest rates will be 5 percent for overpayments (4 percent in the case of a corporation), 2.5 percent for the portion of a corporate overpayment exceeding … Continue reading
SEC Reportedly Launches Cryptocurrency Probe on ICOs
The Wall Street Journal is reporting (pay link) that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued “scores of subpoenas and information requests” regarding digital tokens (aka Initial Coin Offerings, or ICOs). That regulators are starting to look into this … Continue reading
Posted in Cryptocurrencies
Tagged Bitcoins
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Coinbase To Comply With IRS Summons
Two of my clients received an email from Coinbase: Dear Mr. Smith, In December 2016, the Internal Revenue Service issued a summons demanding that Coinbase produce a wide range of records relating to approximately 500,000 Coinbase customers. Coinbase fought this … Continue reading
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Tagged Bitcoins, Coinbase
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The Good, Bad, and Ugly of the Tax Extenders
As write this it’s February 21st. About ten days ago Congress, in its unending wisdom, decided to extend certain “Tax Extenders” that they had let expire at the end of 2017. Yes, the undead have risen again! As soon as … Continue reading
Posted in Legislation
Tagged 2018.Tax.Season
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Driver’s Licenses and Tax Filings
Many states are now requiring we obtain your driver’s license information (or state ID) in order to file your return. Currently, these states are requiring this information: – Alabama – California – Colorado – Illinois – Kansas – Louisiana – … Continue reading
Have I Committed Malpractice?
Let’s say John Smith is a consultant in Syracuse, New York. His business is conducted fully in Syracuse. He never travels outside of Syracuse. He writes reports on a niche area for businesses. Mr. Smith files and pay New York … Continue reading