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Category Archives: IRS
Bozo Tax Tip #1: Let Your IRS Notice Age Like Fine Wine!
My brother is a wine connoisseur. As all my friends know, I’m anything but a wine aficionado. But I have learned one difference between fine wine and a notice from the IRS: Wine can age very well but IRS notices … Continue reading
Bozo Tax Tip #2: The Eternal Hobby Loss
The goal of must businesses is to make money. There aren’t many businesses that can lose on each sale and make it up in volume. In fact, I don’t know of any. But I digress…. So let’s take Sam and … Continue reading
Bozo Tax Tip #3: Just Don’t File
We’re running some repeats, but there is some new Bozo material coming. It’s just that people keep trying the same things over and over again. It’s tough to avoid the tax system. There are currency transaction reports (cash transactions of … Continue reading
Bozo Tax Tip #4: Procrastinate!
Today is April 8th. The tax deadline is just seven days away. What happens if you wake up and it’s April 15, 2015, and you can’t file your tax? File an extension. Download Form 4868, make an estimate of what … Continue reading
Bozo Tax Tip #7: Be Suspicious!
As I write this (in March), I just got off the phone with one of my clients. He’s had a very good year, and has $100,000 in cash to deposit. He had been keeping the money as cash because he … Continue reading
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Bozo Tax Tip #8: Be Frivolous!
I’d love to be frivolous during tax season. But the inbox is full, the piles of paper don’t go anywhere unless I move them, and my next day off is April 16th. I can get a good laugh when I … Continue reading
Form 1042 Filing Deadline is Monday, March 16th
Most people are aware of Form 1099; that’s the form you send individuals in the US to report various kinds of income. There’s a similar form used when you’re sending paperwork to non-Americans: It’s Form 1042-S. These forms must be … Continue reading
Corporate Tax Deadline is Monday, March 16th
The deadline for calendar year corporations (both C-corporations and S-corporations) to file their 2014 tax returns is Monday, March 16th. If you’re not ready to file, simply file an extension. This can be done electronically, or download Form 7004 and … Continue reading
“Give us a tax code that is simple enough for taxpayers to comply with and simple enough for the IRS to administer, and you’ll dramatically reduce fraud.”
It’s not brain surgery. Tom Giovanetti hits the nail squarely on the head in his op-ed in The Hill. Mr. Giovanetti notes that keeping the voters happy is why fraud prevention hasn’t been a big issue. But it is now, … Continue reading
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You Have to Have an Unreimbursed Loss to Claim a Casualty Loss
On Monday, February 23rd it was raining as I left for the gym. As I got to the gym, the road felt funny–slicker than in a normal rain. I realized that it was snowing. Now, our “blizzard” wasn’t crippling or … Continue reading