July 24, 2008 | Taxgirl

Tax Law & Puppets? Stop The iPod Tax.

Here’s more about iPods and taxes… from a Canadian perspective… also from a puppet. Funky format to be sure. But really interesting points. Check it

Taxpayer asks: My mother in law has lost about 7000 in the past year with her stocks and bonds. She is thinking about taking them

It’s that time of year! I’m cleaning out my inbox – there are a lot of “ask the taxgirl” questions and I’ve been busy reporting

We’ve been talking a lot about charitable orgs lately on Taxgirl.com – due in large part to a great session that I attended at BlogHer.

The long saga of the notorious “Spam King” Edward Davidson ended on a sad note this weekend. The bodies of Davidson, his wife and young

Earlier this week, I headed off to the store with school supply check list in hand. Boy, how things have changed since I was a

Joe Francis, the rich and troubled founder of Girls Gone Wild, has pleaded not guilty to two counts of federal tax evasion. He claims that

Not a lot was done right after Hurricane Katrina but Congress did step in with some disaster relief that include tax breaks for victims and

I’ve resisted blogging this before – but the lawsuits keep coming and it is practically impossible to ignore. It’s a story of a tax attorney

Chicago has the highest sales tax in the country with its newest sales tax increase and surprisingly, folks aren’t happy about it. So the politicians