I love Halloween. I love all of the camp and the craziness. I always have. I dress up every year, even as an adult. This
Read MoreMonth: October 2015
5 Things You Need To Know About Paul Ryan's Rise To House Speaker & Tax Reform
(Author’s update: This morning (10/29/2015), the full House officially elected Rep. Paul Ryan as the 54th Speaker of the House. He won 236 votes –
Read MoreLive Blog: The Republican Presidential Debates
Tonight, the remaining GOP presidential hopefuls will take the stage at the University of Colorado for further debate about the economy. The debate will be
Read MoreBill Introduced In Congress To Tax Gun Sales, Require Stolen Guns To Be Reported
According to the National Rifle Association (NRA), Americans have acquired over 170 million new firearms since 1991. While it’s tough to pinpoint the number of
Read MoreHouse Republicans Move To Impeach IRS Commissioner Koskinen
Just days after the Department of Justice announced that there would be no charges in the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) tax exempt scandal, the Republican
Read MoreIRS Joins FBI, DEA & Other Federal Agencies With Access To Cellphone Surveillance Technology
If you think you’re being watched, you may be right. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has joined the list of at least thirteen federal agencies
Read MoreHalloween Spending To Top $6Halloween Spending To Top $6.9 Billion In 2015, Filling Sales Tax Coffers
From pumpkins to costumes to candy, Americans are expected to spend up to $6.9 billion on Halloween sales in 2015. According to the National Retail
Read MoreDealing With Your Mother-In-Law (And Your Parents): When Seniors Become Dependents
Today is Mother-in-Law’s Day. The day, created by the editor of a local newspaper in Amarillo, Texas, was first held on March 5, 1934, but
Read MoreGreece To Top Tax Figure: You're Fired!
Earlier this year, Greece teetered on the brink of financial ruin. Unable to pay its debts, the country went begging to the Eurozone for another
Read MoreDOJ Says No Criminal Charges For Lerner, Others In IRS Scandal, Closes Investigation
No criminal charges. That’s the final word from the Department of Justice with respect to its lengthy investigation into whether the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) improperly
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