Congress Makes Internet Access Tax Ban Permanent
After nearly 20 years of temporary fixes, Congress voted to make permanent a ban on internet tax access.
After nearly 20 years of temporary fixes, Congress voted to make permanent a ban on internet tax access.
Trying to figure out your tax forms? Here’s the next in my handy-dandy forms primer: 1099-C, Cancellation of Debt.
The IRS is warning taxpayers about an attack upon its Electronic Filing PIN application on its website.
With fuel prices low, President Obama has proposed a tax on oil which would be used for infrastructure and clean energy projects. The proposal has little chance of advancing in the Congress and here’s why.
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Does Carolina Panthers’ Cam Newton really get fined for handing out those footballs? (Spoiler alert: no)
But if he did, what would the tax consequences be?
With Iowa under their belts, the GOP candidates are pushing onto New Hampshire. I’m live blogging the GOP debate.
Trying to figure out your tax forms? Here’s the fifth in my handy-dandy forms primer: 1099-A, Acquisition Or Abandonment Of Secured Property.