April 1, 2011 | Taxgirl

Twitter Gets Tax Break, Will Stay In San Francisco

In 140 characters (or less): Twitter is staying put in San Francisco. At least for now. A split Board approved a payroll tax exemption in

Guest post by Brian Lapidus of Kroll Fraud Solutions 1. Obtain a list of all authorized e-file providers registered with the IRS. This year marks

Every year for the past couple of years, I’ve chatted with the folks on the Big Dumb Fun Show, a fun and irreverent radio show.

Mark this day in your calendars. Even though it feels like a regular ol’ Monday, it’s not. It’s the day that our educational system changed

Two months ago, the internet was, er, a-twitter about a tax deal that San Francisco appeared to be making in order to keep hot tech

The last of the Taxes from A to Z series is Z for Code Z. Code Z is a relatively recent addition to the tax

In case you missed it, yesterday’s post was a nod to April Fool’s Day (the IRS won’t really issue you a discount for paying in

Citing a need for immediate liquidity in the U.S. Treasury, the IRS has announced a set of surprising measures for the 2011 tax season, including