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Tax history, trivia, and the lighter side of the tax world — because even tax law can be entertaining sometimes.
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It’s the Super Bowl. You’re watching for the football, right? Over a quarter of those tuned in do so to watch the commercials. That’s good news for advertisers – and lucky for them, they can take a tax deduction for the expense. But you don’t have to be a Super Bowl advertiser to claim promotional and advertising expenses.
Tax season opens in eight days. What better way to celebrate than with a little tax haiku?
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So, two men walk into a Cracker Barrel… It sounds like the start of a joke but for 18 year old Abigail Sailors, a waitress at the restaurant, it was anything but a joke.
Rapper The Game (or simply, Game), born Jayceon Terrell Taylor, has some tax advice for his fellow rappers. Only, he probably needs to stick to rapping. And I need to stick to tax advice. Trust me on both of these things.
Where in the world is Santa? And what kind of income and expenses is he racking up?
The Grinch is coming early this year. The much-maligned Christmas tree tax has reappeared. The provision, which would add a tax onto the sale of Christmas trees, had been killed off by the Obama administration in 2011 but has found its way back courtesy of the farm bill. Will this one stick?
There’s currently a petition to exempt what from taxation? Yep, it’s toilet paper. Focusing on the belief that it’s not fair to tax toilet paper and other basic products, a Florida journalist is hoping to “spare the squares.”
The holiday season is upon us! If you want to show your true love the spirit of the holidays, you could buy all of the items in the “12 Days of Christmas” – but it’s going to cost you this year.