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Category Archives: Tax Preparation
1099 Time
It’s time for businesses to send out their annual information returns. These are the Form 1099s that are sent to to vendors when required. Let’s look first at who does not have to receive 1099s: Corporations (except attorneys) Entities you … Continue reading
Bad Advice: Holding the Check ’til 2010
Most of the advice given in the tax blogosphere is good. However, I saw this posted today: My business had a really profitable month. Do you have any ideas on last minute expenses to help lower my taxable income? Depending … Continue reading
Mailbag: How to Get Both Sides Upset with You (Poker Coaches & 1099s)
Like most tax professionals, I send out a newsletter for my clients. In my most recent newsletter, I included the following: Under federal law, a business owner (this includes those of you who file a Schedule C — a sole … Continue reading
The Responsibilities of a Tax Preparer
Robert Flach has published two excellent posts on the responsibilities of a preparer (post 1, post 2). In general, I agree with everything that Mr. Flach states. Some excerpts: “In order to make sure that you pay the absolute least … Continue reading
Russ Enters a Debate
Two tax bloggers who I respect, Robert Flach (The Wandering Tax Pro) and Peter Pappas (The Tax Lawyer’s Blog) have been debating Peter’s 5 Slam Dunk IRS Audit Red Flags. Robert responded, Peter replied, and Robert made his rebuttal. All … Continue reading
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No Liberty
Liberty Tax Service is America’s third largest tax preparation chain. Back in 2007, Liberty advertised that they could have your refund to you in one day. Sounds great, but there’s a problem with that: You can’t get refunds that fast. … Continue reading
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Should Tax Preparers be Regulated?
A debate is heating up among tax bloggers on whether or not tax preparers should be regulated. Some bloggers, such as Peter Pappas, think they should be. Others, including Joe Kristan, think they shouldn’t be. I happen to practice in … Continue reading
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Bozo Tax Tip #4: Use a Bozo Accountant
I’ve come to the conclusion that everything in life is normally distributed. You may remember the normal distribution from a class you took on probability theory. It’s the bell curve. Most things are in the middle, but some are outliers … Continue reading
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Two From the Bozo Tax Preparer Front
Suppose you’re a tax “professional” and a client comes in who needs to file back tax returns. He presents his record of income for those years. You look at it and realize your client is going to owe a lot … Continue reading
A Bad Week for Bozo Tax Preparers
I try hard to help my clients pay the lowest tax possible—legitimately. These Bozos skip that last word. Let’s start in Valdosta, Georgia. Back in November I reported on the scheme of Pamela and Clinton Hughes to claim fraudulent tax … Continue reading