The President and his staff are working this week. And yes, the Supremes are holding court this week, too (I’ll have more on that later).
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Investigation Into Bank Bailout Fraud Leads To Tax Charges
Apparently there are differences of opinions as to what, exactly, “too big to fail” means. When the now-defunct Park Avenue Bank went south, the FDIC
Read MoreLiveBlogging The Presidential Debate
Ooh, like you didn’t see this coming! I’ll be liveblogging the First Presidential Debate on October 3, 2012, from 9:00 pm to 10:30 pm. This
Read MoreComment For The Cure
If you read the blog regularly, you probably already know a little bit about my grandmother. If you don’t, let me fill you in… She
Read MoreChinese Artist Ai Weiwei Loses Appeal In Tax Case
A “barbaric and backward legal system” has spoken and artist Ai Weiwei has heard it loud and clear. Chinese authorities have denied Weiwei’s appeal of
Read MoreAre “Obama Phones” Real?
In a video that went viral this week, an alleged Obama supporter screams about her “Obama phone” at a rally in Ohio. She tells a reporter, “Keep Obama in president, you know! He gave us a phone, he’s gonna do more.”
Read MoreScammers Send More Bogus IRS Emails
If you’re like me, you got slammed today with bogus emails claiming to be from the IRS. Most were the run of the mill “Federal
Read MoreWhat Is The Most Tax-Friendly Country In The World?
The United States pays more in taxes than other developed countries. It’s more expensive to do business here than anywhere else. You’ve heard those kinds
Read MoreRyan’s Amended Tax Returns Offer More Questions Than Answers
When Romney released his tax returns this week, it made big news. Prospective voters headed over to the site to review the returns, some out
Read MoreCongress Plays Recess
Just like that, Congress took a walk this week. The House adjourned on Friday and the Senate took off this morning. They apparently needed a
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