Teresa Giudice and her husband, Giuseppe “Joe” Giudice, stars of Bravo’s reality series “Real Housewives of New Jersey,” pleaded not guilty to 39 felony courts today. Giudice’s fellow Bravo reality TV alum, Bethenny Frankel, had little in the way of kind words to say about the couple.
Former U.S. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. and his wife, former Chicago Alderman Sandra Stevens Jackson, are both headed to jail on federal charges related to campaign fund abuse, including tax fraud.
The IRS has released proposed regulations that would, among other things, extend the deadline for equitable relief for innocent spouses. The deadline was informally extended by Notice 2011-70; the proposed regulations would make that deadline permanent.
The interview was going fairly well. I was feeling confident, even in my borrowed suit, having fielded a number of questions about law school and my internship in the estates department at the Internal Revenue Service. I even passed an impromptu pop quiz about the Tax Code with flying colors, all while keeping my nerves…
The IRS has released the most recent list of citizens wishing to renounce their citizenship – and it’s a long one.
Time is running out. That was the message offered today to more than 1,500,000 residents of the City of Philadelphia from Superintendent William R. Hite, Jr. With the first day of school officially slated to begin in 30 days, Hite held a press conference today to announce that might not happen. Speaking directly to the…
Former NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden has received formal papers from the Russian government to live and work in the country as a “temporary refugee.” Despite having his U.S. passport revoked, he remains a citizen. And being a citizen means paying his taxes.
North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory is under fire for cuts to the education budget. To make way for the cuts, rates for personal and corporate income taxes were slashed with additional changes made to sales and use taxes, unemployment insurance, and property taxes. Is it worth it?
Next up in our Getting To Know You Series is Peter J. Riley, a certified public accountant with a special focus on creative folks.
Owe taxes to the State of New York? Be prepared to put away those keys: under a new measure, drivers who owe more than $10,000 in state taxes face losing their license until the debt is paid.