Category Archives: New Mexico

I’m Shocked to Find That People Move from High-Tax States to Low-Tax States

Posted on June 3, 2012 by Russ

Well, not really. This post by the Tax Foundation notes that New Yorkers are finding other states, such as Florida, far less taxing and are relocating there. The story references the New York Post; that newspaper ran a story noting … Continue reading →

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Bozo Preparer Gets Four Years

Posted on September 21, 2010 by Russ

When I last reported on this story, I noted that Gayle McIntyre only received 54 years the previous time she committed tax fraud. Luckily for her, that sentence was suspended. She didn’t learn from the past. In January she was … Continue reading →

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I Only Got 54 Years Last Time

Posted on February 14, 2010 by Russ

We have yet another nominee for the Bozo Tax Offender of the Year award. Let’s head to Albuquerque, New Mexico. Back in 2005 Gayle McIntyre pleaded guilty to 36 counts of state tax fraud. She was sentenced to 54 years … Continue reading →

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Nexus, My Nexus, Where Have You Been?

Posted on January 9, 2006 by Russ

There are two concepts that tax accountants have trouble explaining to clients: basis and nexus. And this leads to two recent items that have as their basis nexus. First, on December 31st, the New Mexico Supreme Court ruled that a … Continue reading →

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