Happy birthday, Willie Nelson! The country legend – who once found himself in massive trouble with the IRS – turns 83 this week. How did he pay off his tax debt? He made music, of course.
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Former Postman Admits To Stealing Tax Refund Checks Sent Through The Mail
A former postal worker who was supposed to deliver the mail in a Pennsauken, New Jersey, neighborhood has admitted to stealing federal income tax refund checks worth more than $400,000.
Read MoreTunsil Draft Day Admission May Reignite Controversy Over Student Athlete Pay
On Thursday, March 28, 2016, the Miami Dolphins selected Laremy Tunsil as the #13 pick in the National Football League (NFL) draft. Tunsil’s comments after the draft selection will likely trigger additional questions into the Ole Miss football program. But I suspect it will also trigger more questions about existing NCAA rules regarding student athlete pay.
Read More17 Famous People Who Died Without A Will
Prince Rogers Nelson (better known as Prince) made headlines recently when his sister filed documents claiming that the entertainer died without a will. As hard as that might be to believe, it’s not all that unusual. Here are 17 famous people – including Prince – who died without a will.
Read MoreSister Says Prince Died Without A Will: What It Means And Why You Shouldn't Let It Happen To You
Prince Rogers Nelson, better known to the world as Prince, died on April 21, 2016, at his home at Paisley Park. According to probate documents filed by his sister, Tyka Nelson, Prince died without a will. What will happen to his assets? And could it happen to you?
Read MoreAfter Disaster Declaration, IRS Grants Tax Relief For Texas Storm Victims
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has announced relief for Texas storm victims, including those in the Houston area. The announcement followed this week’s disaster declaration for individual assistance in the area by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Here’s what you can expect.
Read MoreTax Records You Should Keep After Tax Day (And How Long To Keep Them)
It’s true that the Internal Revenue Service wants you to hang on to your important records. But you don’t have to keep all of your tax and financial records forever. Here’s what you need to know about what to keep and what to toss.
Read MoreGet Published And Win An A In Tax Law
Want to get published and Win an A in Tax Law? My popular contest for law and paralegal students is back. Here’s what you need to know.
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You Can’t Pay Taxes With iTunes Gift Cards & Other Wise Advice
Another IRS Impersonation Scam is making the rounds, according to the US Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA). You won’t believe what TIGTA claims the scammers are asking for…
Read MoreOn Earth Day, 7 Tax Breaks For Going Green
This year marks the 46th anniversary of Earth Day. To mark the day, here are 7 tax breaks you can claim for going green.
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