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Category Archives: Texas
IRS Extends Some Filing Deadlines for Victims of Texas Winter Storms
The IRS announced today that they have extended the deadline for victims of Texas winter storms until June 15th. This impacts the March 15th partnership and S-Corporation filing deadline and the April 15th individual, C-Corporation, and Trust/Estate deadline for those … Continue reading
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Tagged 2021.Tax.Season
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IRS Extends Tax Deadlines for Victims of Iowa Derecho & California Wildfires
The IRS announced yesterday that they have extended tax deadlines for victims of both the derecho that hit Iowa and the ongoing California wildfires. The specific counties impacted can be found on the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) website. For … Continue reading
Posted in California, Iowa, IRS, Louisiana, Texas
Tagged 2020.Tax.Season
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2020 Best States for Business: Bring Me (mostly) the Usual Suspects
Chief Executive magazine does a survey every year of the best and worst states for business. This isn’t just a list about taxes, but includes other factors; still, it’s a good survey of what business executives look at. The top … Continue reading
Posted in California, Nevada, Texas
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State Taxes Matter, Lesson #21
When does $108 million equal $80 million? When you’re leaving California and heading to Texas. DeAndre Jordan has been playing center for the Los Angeles Clippers of the National Basketball Association. Mr. Jordan just signed a free agent deal with … Continue reading
Posted in California, Oregon, Texas
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Toyota Living Up to Their Slogan: They’re Going Places (to Texas from California)
Toyota’s current slogan is “Let’s go places.” And they are–Toyota is leaving the Bronze Golden State and moving to the Lone Star State. While Toyota isn’t saying anything about why they might move roughly 5,000 employees from Torrance to Dallas, … Continue reading
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Texas’s Gain Is California’s Loss
Today a client asked me about where to relocate her company headquarters. Her computer engineers aren’t thrilled with the current location, and would like to move to either California or Texas. I explained the decision has a cost difference of … Continue reading
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The Flow of AGI from One State to Another
From watchdog.org comes an interesting interactive map showing how money has flowed from state to state. Back when I moved to Nevada from California, I noted this issue. Here’s yet more verification that this is real. The five biggest losers … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona, California, Illinois, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Texas
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California Leads the Way (as Worst State for Business)
If anyone wonders why I left the Bronze Golden State, yet another survey has come out regarding places to do business. Chief Executive Magazine rated all 50 states from top to bottom. Before focusing on the dismal state of California’s … Continue reading
Phil Mickelson Yells “Fore” to California
Phil Mickelson has overcome a chronic illness (psoriatic arthritis) and continues to be one of the best golfers in the world. However, Mr. Mickelson golf game may be felled by something that his home state of California and the US … Continue reading
Another Survey, Another Bad Result for California
Yet another survey puts California among the worst three states from a tax perspective. Alvarez & Marsal Taxand, a consulting and tax advisory firm, surveyed 800 financial executives (302 responded). Among the questions asked was Which states do you view … Continue reading
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