It’s election season. And for the first time in my adult life, I’m receiving emails from friends asking me to contribute to various political races
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As SCOTUS Rules, IRS Struggles With Tax & Immigration-Related Measures
With the ink barely dry on the Supreme Court ruling striking down most of Arizona’s controversial immigration measures (click here to read the opinion on
Read MorePunishing Excellence: Transfer Pricing Of Outright Sales
Michelle Phillips just won an A… or at least a nice note to her professor. Michelle’s entry on transfer pricing is one of two winning
Read MoreIRS Lacks Statutory Authority To Extend Time To Assess Tax
Charles J. Sigerseth just won an A… or at least a nice note to his professor. Charles’ entry on the statute of limitations issue is
Read MoreTax Trivia Giveaway #4: Social Security Numbers
Our next tax trivia question is: The original purpose of the Social Security number, which was introduced in 1935, was to track individuals’ accounts within
Read MoreTax Talk 2011 Is On The Way
Tax Talk 2011 is on the way! If you’ve been following the blog over the years, you know that during most major elections, I ask
Read MoreTax Talk 2010
I’ve been writing a lot this year about the upcoming Congressional election. It’s important for a number of reasons not the least of which is
Read MoreGuest Post: The “Wealthy” & The Bush Tax Cuts
This week, I’ve asked readers to chime in on the Bush tax cuts. This guest post is courtesy of Belinda Roberts (for more on the
Read MoreGuest Post: Death To The Estate Tax
This week, I’ve asked readers to chime in on the Bush tax cuts. This guest post is courtesy of Vinny Kochetta (for more on the
Read MoreLet The Charitable Mud-Slinging Begin!
It’s an important election year. I’m sure you’ve heard that about a million times. That, of course, leads to discussions about the importance of the
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