This week, I’m kicking off my “Taxes from A to Z” series on taxgirl.
As part of the series, I’m planning to focus on tax terms that might not get much play on a day to day basis… If you’re wondering what the heck depreciation is or how to figure out when to claim insolvency, this is one series you won’t want to miss.
The whole thing kicks off tomorrow with “A” (of course). Any guesses on my topic?
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It appears that Santa Claus has fallen on hard times. Santa’s Office – yes, the real one – located in Finnish Lapland is filing for bankruptcy over massive debts, including a 200,000 euro ($223,980) tax bill. The Finnish Tax Administration notified the company in May of 2015 that a substantial payment was due. Once the…
True confession: I didn’t have a beer today despite the fact that it’s National Beer Day. Honestly, in the midst of the quarantine – and with three kiddos at home – I’m doing good to remember what month it is. But, it’s true that it’s National Beer Day: April 7. Today marks the day that…
Taxpayer asks: Do you have any advice for how SELLERS should best take advantage of the credit? Should we advertise about the credit with our real estate listings? Taxgirl says: That’s a great question! I think the credit is a real selling point (though I’m not a fan of the concept). It definitely makes sense…
It’s a mere two weeks until BlogHer! I’m excited! I had a great conference call with my co-speakers (Sabrina Parsons and Linsey Krolik) this week, that is, until I got up while speaking – yeah, I was that excited about tax – and managed to unplug the phone (if you’re wondering who uses corded phones…
My kids and I gathered today to watch our local Memorial Day parade. It is a tradition, the parade, and one that I am proud to share with my family. I did not serve in the military but I am indebted to those who did. My grandfather and my great-grandfather both served in the Navy…
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Applicable federal rate?
How about audit, absorption costing, accumulated depreciation, acquisition accounting, adjusted basis, AMT, at-risk (abuse and absurd may be used to describe some tax terms).
I’ll take Alternative minimum tax for $500
I’ll also guess AMT…
I doubt it, but I am hoping for Attribution Rules! They are so much FUN!
How about AMORTIZATION – that is lots of fun related to bond premiums!
Yeah! How about amortization,AMT and audit,I find them lots of fun! Like to hear more from you,Thanks and good luck!
AMT, Amortization, Accumulated Depreciation capital gains tax, Avoidance versus Evasion, Illegal “Aliens” :-)..
Just some suggestions.