Charles J. Sigerseth just won an A… or at least a nice note to his professor. Charles’ entry on the statute of limitations issue is
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Win An A In Tax Law
That’s right, I said ‘Win an A in Tax Law.’ My popular contest for law and paralegal students is back. So let’s get right to
Read MoreTax Trivia Giveaway #2: Prostitution & Tax Evasion
Our next tax trivia question is: Cristina Warthen (née Cristina Schultz), now married to Ask Jeeves founder David Warthen, is a Stanford Law School grad who grossed
Read MoreTaxes from A to Z: V is for VITA
VITA is the acronym for the IRS Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program which provides free tax help for qualifying taxpayers across the country. The program
Read MoreABA Student Tax Challenge Winners Announced
The ABA Section of Taxation has announced the winners of its 10th Annual Law Student Tax Challenge: Wes Hill and Sims Rhyne III of Samford
Read MoreSunday Mailbag: The Really Cold Edition
I woke up this morning determined to go for a run… until I saw that the temps, according to Accuweather, “felt like 5 degrees.” The
Read MoreUNH School of Law to Host Intellectual Property Tax Challenge
I love a good challenge, don’t you? The University of New Hampshire School of Law (formerly Franklin Pierce Law Center) hopes that you do. They’re
Read MoreSunday Mailbag: The Edition With All Of The Love
The week started with an offer to move my blog over to a network (no thank you) and ended with a marriage proposal (also no
Read MoreTax Literacy Project To Debut Soon
Over the weekend, I had the opportunity to chat with Marjorie Kornhauser, a professor at the Sandra Day O’Connor School of Law at Arizona State
Read MoreIRS Calls for Paper Proposals
The Internal Revenue Service invites proposals for original papers for the 2010 IRS Research Conference. Topics can include tax compliance, taxpayer burden, improving tax administration,
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