I, for one, am just reeling about the possibility that the House may vote on legislation to extend current estate tax rates. Shocked. I mean, there
Read MoreMonth: November 2009
White House Party Crashers Forgot Invites… And Tax Returns
I start the week off with an apology: I have missed many of your collective parties, happy hours and other social occasions. I was under
Read MoreThe Governator Blames Tax Lien On “Snafu”
California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger (R) is not having the best holiday weekend. On Black Friday (which may take on a completely different meaning for the
Read MoreHappy Holidays 2009!
I am (gasp) taking a few days off to enjoy the holidays with my family. I wish you and yours the best. I’ll be back
Read More7 Audit Lessons (Or How I Learned To Stop Worrying & Love The IRS)
Okay, maybe love is a bit much said. But the whole audit/examination process is over (at least for now, yes, yes, we know that 2008
Read MoreUBS Set To Turn Over First Set Of Names
About 500 families may have a little bit less to be thankful for this morning: Swiss tax authorities have announced that they have notified the
Read MoreSC Offers Unique Black Friday Opp: Tax Free Guns!
It’s nearly time to go shopping! On Friday, retailers will offer bargains on all kinds of holiday gifts just in time for the season. South
Read MoreOn The Other Side Of The Table
Earlier this month, I posted on WalletPop that tax audits were on the rise. I know – not just because the IRS has admitted as
Read MorePlastic Surgery Takes A Tax Hit And Other Ramblings About The Healthcare Bill
Remember this post about taxing plastic surgery? Well, it appears that the Senate, in its effort to tax everything possible to pay for health care
Read MoreFix The Tax Code Friday: Pay Per Mile Tax
It’s Fix the Tax Code Friday! This week, there has been a lot of discussion across the internet about “going Dutch” a la the pay-per-kilometer
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