As excited as I am about the upcoming premiere of “90210” (and no, I am not embarrassed to say that there’s not an episode of the old one that I haven’t seen), I am a bit perplexed as to why my readers are suddenly searching for news about Tori Spelling.
I haven’t posted about Tori since 2006 following the death of her father (and the ensuing inheritance drama).
Is there a Tori Spelling tax story that I should be aware of? Cause I haven’t seen one…
As it turns out, the economic stimulus plan is costing us even more money than the $100 billion being mailed out “for free” to Americans. At least $200 million more. Here’s the scoop: The letter that was mailed to you that advises that you might be eligible for a refund cost the IRS $42 million….
Together with the United States District Court for the Northern District of California, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Criminal Investigations (CI) division announced what is being called the largest ever tax charge against an individual in the United States. Robert T. Brockman, a 79-year-old resident of Texas, and the chairman and CEO of The Reynolds…
Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has been given the green light to again hold public office. The ubiquitous Italian politician had been barred from holding office following a conviction on tax fraud charges.
Ooh la la! Guess who’s switching from brie to borscht? Gerard Depardieu, the enigmatic French actor, has become a Russian citizen. The announcement that Depardieu had officially been approved (by President Vladimir Putin himself, apparently) followed a flurry of exchanges between Depardieu and Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault over French President Francois Hollande’s plans to raise…
There inevitably comes an awkward moment when I’m delivering a guest lecture at Temple Law School when I can see flashes of panic on the faces of my students: You mean, I have to pay tax on my fellowship? The taxation of scholarships and fellowships can be confusing. First, the general difference between the two:…
I received a lot of feedback via email and twitter on the story that I posted about the IRS stance on taxing employee cell phone use. Yesterday, I was advised that NPR ran a story about this very issue on Thursday. While I didn’t hear the story on the radio, I did read the NPR…
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Actually, I think I can answer your question. Tori Spelling’s recent release of Stori Telling has people seeing a different side of the girl that we all once though of as a prime example of the entitled hollywood elite. She’s a lovely young woman with a screwed up family, like so many of us. We identify with that and being the media hounds that we are, we look to learn more. I personally watch Tori and Dean Home Sweet Hollywood avidly each week and would jump at the chance to meet her and tell her exactly how much I enjoyed reading her story.