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Dec
27
Top 5 IRS updates coming in 2023
As we approach the end of a bumpy 2022, it’s important for taxpayers to stay informed about the latest updates from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and how they can help position themselves f...
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Jul
15
Tornadoes, hurricanes, earthquakes, oh my!
After a natural disaster, people are dealing with emotional and possibly physical trauma. There may be loss of property or disruption in income. But tornadoes, hurricanes, and earthquakes don’t need to impact your life more than they already ha...
Jul
14
Schwarzenegger to Pay Small Fortune
After Arnold Schwarzenegger admitted to fathering a lovechild with his family’s former maid, the world has been abuzz over the dirty laundry between him and Maria Shriver. Maria Shriver Terminates Marriage with Schwarzenegger It wasn’t long until...
Jun
30
Washington in Uproar Over Debt Limit
Washington is seeing a bit of drama unfold. President Obama and Republican leaders in Congress face off over tax breaks and their impact on the nation’s long-term spending. This can affect the debt limit. Obama squares off with Republicans! The deb...
Jun
16
Breaking: Doing business overseas?
One of the best things about the internet and a globalized economy is the ability to do business overseas. Even from the comfort of your living room. With the click of a mouse, you can transfer funds to build a factory in China. Or you can invest in ...
May
16
In tax court? Hire a tax attorney
We see it all the time. People get in a dispute with the IRS and try to cut corners with their legal representation. They’ll represent themselves, hire an attorney who doesn’t focus on tax law or even hire an accountant. If you’re in tax co...
May
08
General Electric Skips out on Taxes!
If you’ve been watching the news lately, then you may have heard that General Electric – one of the US’ largest corporations – paid no taxes in 2010. That’s right, the conglomerate that makes everything from appliances to jet engines with b...
Apr
19
Strange IRS Approved Deductions
Every April people include the weirdest expenses as tax deductions. They hope to convince IRS agents and tax court officials that they were legitimate expenses that should help lower their tax burden. Sometimes tax courts deny them, but other times t...
Apr
10
So, Why is Tax Day on April 15th?
For millions of Americans, April 15 is that dreaded day when we go head-to-head with the IRS, making that trip to the post office or sitting at the computer to file our tax returns. It either goes well with a nice refund heading our way, or it goes b...
Mar
08
Martin Scorsese Is in Tax Debt!
Martin Scorsese, the famous Hollywood director who made a career directing movies about mob crimes such as Goodfellas, Casino and The Departed, is in big trouble with the Government. He owes almost $3 million. But this isn’t the first time the ...
Mar
07
Charlie Sheen Can Be “Winning” with IRS
Just weeks after being fired from one of TV’s most watched shows, Charlie Sheen launched his “Violent Torpedo of Truth/Defeat is Not an Option” tour, turning himself from one of Hollywood’s best-paid TV and movie actors into a one-man enterta...
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