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Category Archives: Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Sacked
Jock taxes impact nonresident athletes (and others) who perform in out of state venues. Let’s say you’re in the National Hockey League (NHL), playing for the Vegas Golden Knights. You play a game in Pittsburgh. You now owe tax to … Continue reading
Hurricane Debby Tax Deadline Relief; Deadlines Extended for Impacted Taxpayers to February 3, 2025
This year is supposed to be a very active year in the tropics, with over 20 tropical storms (some of which will be hurricanes) predicted. Hurricane Debby made landfall in Florida, and then made a second landfall in the Carolinas … Continue reading
Posted in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina
Tagged Hurricane.Debby
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Taxes No Longer the Top Reason for Businesses Leaving California
California: Good News! Your taxes, tops in the country, are no longer the top reason businesses are leaving the Bronze Golden State. It’s not that taxes have improved; rather, your laws and regulatory climate have exceeded taxes as the reason … Continue reading
Posted in California, Nevada, Pennsylvania
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How to Wynne Your Money Back in Maryland
Earlier this year the US Supreme Court ruled that Maryland had to issue full tax credits–including the county add-on tax–to individuals facing double taxation (typically, Maryland residents who earned income taxed in other states). Kay Bell in Don’t Mess With … Continue reading
Posted in Indiana, Iowa, Maryland, Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin
Tagged Wynne
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Victory for Lap Dances in Philadelphia
The City of Philadelphia has a tax on amusements; it’s a 5% sales tax. Are lap dances performed at adult entertainment facilities subject to that tax? A court in Pennsylvania ruled no. Philadelphia billed three strip clubs adult entertainment facilities … Continue reading
Posted in Pennsylvania
Tagged Philadelphia, StripClubs
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New York Extends Tax Deadlines Because of Sandy; Expect the IRS, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Others to Follow
The New York State Department of Taxation and Finance announced that they have extended all tax deadlines falling from October 26 to November 14 to November 14th because of Hurricane Sandy. I expect similar actions to be taken by the … Continue reading
Ex-Eagle Sues Co-Defendants
It seems we’re stuck in the football motif. Freddie Mitchell played for the Philadelphia Eagles and is most remembered for this play: Earlier this year, he found himself indicted for tax fraud along with two others, Jamie Russ-Walls and Richard … Continue reading
Posted in Pennsylvania, Tax Fraud
Tagged Freddie.Mitchell, Philadelphia.Eagles
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I Hope You Like Florence, Colorado
Kevin Small has had a decidedly interesting career. He has had 30 arrests for all sorts of crimes (including violent crimes). While enjoying Pennsylvania’s state prisons, he decided to commit tax fraud from the IRS. He was “caught” after obtaining … Continue reading
Posted in Pennsylvania, Tax Fraud
Tagged Kevin.Small, US.Marshals
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Another Reason Not to be a Philadelphia Business
I don’t think highly of California’s business climate. Still, things could be worse: I could be in Philadelphia. The City of Brotherly Love has sunk to a new low. After going after penny-ante bloggers the city’s Revenue Department has been … Continue reading
On the Whole, I’d Rather Not be in Philadelphia
Suppose you are a blogger that accepts advertising, and you reside in Philadelphia. You make $10 a year from the small blog advertisements you accept. It’s not much, but it’s something…until you get the bill from the City of Philadelphia … Continue reading