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Category Archives: IRS
Of Strip Clubs, Doormen, Taxi Drivers, and Ca$h
I’ve made plenty of posts on strip clubs and how some owners of these clubs manage to “forget” to report all of their cash income. Well, I’m heading to Las Vegas next week for the annual California Society of Enrolled … Continue reading
What May Really be Behind the 4¢ Fiasco
Last night I listened to a presenter from the IRS at the monthly meeting of the Orange County chapter of the California Society of Enrolled Agents. He knew all about the 4¢ fiasco. It appears that there might be a … Continue reading
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IRS’ Dirty Dozen Tax Scams
The IRS released the dirty dozen tax scams today. Joe Kristan has more, and a dirty dozen of bad tax policies.
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Deadline Day: Corporations and S-Corps
We’ve hit the first tax filing deadline for 2009 returns. Today’s the day that calendar year corporation and S-corporation tax returns are due. Since almost all S-Corps are calendar year, that means a whole bunch of returns are due today. … Continue reading
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Getting Their 2¢ Worth…Twice
Let’s head to Sacramento, where one place to get your car washed is Harv’s Metro Car Wash. The IRS decided that Harv’s needed more publicity. Last Wednesday, two IRS agents drove to Harv’s and demanded that the owner pay up … Continue reading
M Is for Mistake, But the IRS Has a Cure
This year two brand new schedules appeared on federal tax returns: Schedules L and M. Schedule L is for the Standard Deduction for certain individuals, and hasn’t been a problem for most individuals or preparers. The same can’t be said … Continue reading
Starting a Business? A Good Resource from the IRS.
Tax agencies may be annoying to deal with, but the IRS has one of the best websites of any entity in the U.S. A client told me about the IRS’ Virtual Small-Business/Self-Employed Business Workshop. It’s an excellent resource on what … Continue reading
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Austin Plane Crash
As I’m sure you’ve heard, a man set fire to his home in Austin, Texas and then flew his private plane into an office building housing IRS offices. Two bodies have been found. Nineteen individuals were injured in the crash. … Continue reading
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There Is an Income Tax and You Must Pay It
When I ran West Coast operations for a telecommunications company, we hired a new employee. As per company policy, before he started work we had him fill out all the company paperwork. That individual handed the customer service manager a … Continue reading
IRS Street Addresses
A reader emailed me today and said, “Why haven’t you posted your list of IRS street addresses this year?” Well, the answer is that none have changed. Still, it’s time again for the list. Most taxpayers use the Postal Service … Continue reading