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Should I Violate Federal Law or State Law?

Posted on August 28, 2018 by Russ

Suppose you have a federal license to perform your occupation in your state of residence. That license allowed you to do [whatever it is you do] anywhere in the United States. Now, further suppose your state legislature passed a law … Continue reading →

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Today, Liechtenstein; Tomorrow, the World!

Posted on August 24, 2014 by Russ

Fellow Enrolled Agent Jason Dinesen calls EAs the Liechtenstein of the tax world. Personally, I think he may be overstating our case; when I tell people I’m an Enrolled Agent the most common reaction is, “You don’t look like you’re … Continue reading →

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The Las Vegas Culinary Union Should Look at a Calendar Before Calling EAs in March

Posted on March 6, 2014 by Russ

The Las Vegas Culinary Union (formally, Local 226 of the Culinary Union) doesn’t like non-union casinos here in Las Vegas. One such casino is the Cosmopolitan Hotel. It’s one of the newest of Las Vegas’s mega-resorts, and it’s a beautiful … Continue reading →

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Life as a Second-Class Citizen

Posted on January 31, 2014 by Russ

I’m quite perturbed at the IRS today. The NAEA in its weekly eAlert email confirmed that I am now a second-class citizen. I reported last week about being told that tax professionals might be unable to order transcripts through the … Continue reading →

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