Category Archives: Kentucky

There’s Molasses Rolling Uphill, and There’s Kentucky, Colorado, North Carolina, and Maryland

Today is Wednesday, October 21st.  Six days ago was the tax deadline. And we’re still waiting on electronically filed returns to be accepted. Normally I’d say, “Bring me the usual suspects!”  That’s New Jersey and New York; those states tend … Continue reading →

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April 15th Deadlines

Yes, the tax deadline for the IRS (and federal estimated payments for the first two quarters) is July 15th. However, not all states conformed to this–especially for estimated payments. The following states all have first quarter estimated payments for individuals … Continue reading →

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The Real Impact of the Wynne Decision

Yesterday’s decision in Comptroller of the Treasury of Maryland v Wynne Et Ux generated some reporting in print media. Yet much of what I saw was incorrect in part or in whole. New York does give full tax credits for … Continue reading →

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A Bipartisan Tax Bill? I’ll Drink to That!

There hasn’t been much bipartisanship on Capitol Hill recently. But there is a piece of legislation that is being proposed by both Democrats and Republicans. It’s to end age discrimination against bourbon and whiskey. You didn’t know that there was … Continue reading →

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