My husband grew up in the Philadelphia area. Me? I paid nonresident tuition throughout law school because I was planning on going back to North
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Taxes From A To Z: I Is For Insolvency
I remember the first phone call that I received about insolvency exceptions. A taxpayer called to ask me how to protect his daughter who had
Read MoreTaxes From A To Z: H Is For Household Employees
I’m not rich. I don’t own a mansion. I don’t have a maid (that would be me). I don’t have a chauffeur (that’s me), a
Read MoreTaxes From A To Z: G Is For Golden Parachutes
I know. This sounds like something that Michael Kors might be putting out. Unfortunately, golden parachute payments have nothing to do with the world of
Read MoreTaxes From A To Z: F Is For FBAR
In 1970, Congress passed the Bank Secrecy Act which was pretty much the first law on the books in the US to require banks and
Read MoreTaxes From A To Z: D Is For Depreciation
Nothing lasts forever. Things you buy age, they wear down and sometimes, they become obsolete. That’s more or less the essence of depreciation. For federal
Read MoreTaxes From A To Z: C Is For Corrective Distributions
Retirement plans can be great vehicles for tax deferrals – but they can also be giant headaches when it comes to reporting for tax reasons.
Read MoreTaxes From A To Z: B Is For Business Mileage
Section 162 allows taxpayers to deduct expenses incurred in the course of a trade or business that are deemed “ordinary and necessary.” One of the
Read MoreDoes the IRS Have Your Money?
The IRS has announced that there is $1.1 billion (yes, with a b) waiting for nearly 1.1 million people who did not file a federal
Read MoreMedicare & Self-Employed Taxpayers
See folks, this is why you should always read the comments in the blog. We’ve been having a discussion about whether Medicare Part B is
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