(Sorry, couldn’t resist the Falcons reference…) The Georgia Supreme Court is in the midst of a fairly tricky procedural debate about the way that online
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Wal-Mart: Prices Aren’t the Only Things That Are Falling
Last year, I posted about Wal-Mart’s aggressive stance on paying property taxes; not surprisingly, Wal-Mart isn’t a fan of paying property tax and has challenged
Read MoreMore Than Half Of US Companies Pay No Income Tax
According to the Government Accountability Office, in any given year, at least 60% of US corporations surveyed paid no federal income tax liability for 1998
Read MoreDialing Up Trouble: IRS Tries To Enforce Cell Phone Fringe Benefits
Cell phones are changing the world. A few years ago, I called my mother in the afternoon on my cell phone – to my carrier,
Read MoreThrow A Party On Uncle Sam (Well, Sort Of)
In the legal profession, lawyers sometimes try a little too hard at the networking thing – and lawyer or not, you know exactly what I’m
Read MoreFord Shows IRS They Can Be “Ford Tough”
Ford Motor Company has filed a lawsuit in federal court, claiming it deserves at least $445 million in accrued interest from the IRS. The years
Read MoreShould You Incorporate?
Hmm… I get asked about incorporation for the sake of taxes quite a bit. So, I decided to tackle it for my guest post over
Read MoreBanking Giant Gets "Tax Incentive"
Massachusetts’ Economic Assistance Coordinating Council is expected to give its approval to a $3.5 million tax break for JPMorgan Chase & Co. voted in by
Read MoreAnother Whistleblower Suit Filed
The Ferraro Law Firm has announced that a new tax whistleblower submission of more than $4.4 billion has been filed with the IRS Whistleblower Office.
Read MoreWhat Brown Can Do To You: UPS Lobbyist Responsible For FedEx Investigation
Hmm… What’s that they say about keeping your enemies close? It turns out that state and federal officials might have been some help with the
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