What movies, music, and celebrity headlines can teach us about taxes — Taxgirl’s take on tax in pop culture and the news.
welcome home beans! That singular tweet – together with a photo on Instagram – from @DJDrama was the first indication to many of Beanie Sigel’s fans had that he was back on Broad Street this week. The popular rapper had been serving a sentence in the Federal Detention Center in Philadelphia on drug and tax…
“Holy Taxation, Batman!” Yes, even Batman was aware of his civic duty. Robin uttered those words in Batman (Season 2, Episode 4, The Cat and the Fiddle) in response to Batman’s request for money for the parking meter. But that wasn’t Batman’s most famous brush with taxation. Believe it or not, one of Gotham City’s…
The Amazing Spider-Man 2, starring Andrew Garfield, Emma Stone, and Jamie Foxx, is expected to gross between $90.7M to $92M on its opening weekend. While not at the top of the box office this weekend, those numbers are certainly not terrible: it performed better at opening than the first Amazing Spider-Man and better than Spider-Man…
The state of New York has filed a tax warrant against Toby Keith’s I Love This Bar, claiming the Destiny USA location owes $189,392.17 in back taxes.
Marijuana is legal now in Colorado and bringing in tax revenue. So what happens to the money?
It’s time to spring forward! But why? And why does it feel so early this year? Energy policy and saving money have a thing or two to do with it…
Life just got more real for Teresa and Joe Giudice. The couple, known for their over the top lifestyle on Bravo’s “Real Housewives of New Jersey” have pleaded guilty to a number of charges and now face the possibility of jail – and deportation.
Crazy about Pharrell Williams’ Grammy hat? Now you can own it – and score a charitable deduction. Here’s how.
As Europe struggles with the notion of a financial transaction tax (a/k/a “Robin Hood tax”), a number of celebs have stepped up to voice their opinion… in film.
On Sunday, thirty three couples said “I do” on the stage of the Los Angeles Staples Center during the 56th Annual Grammy Awards. The couples, a mix of gay and straight couples, were married by officiant Queen Latifah in front of more than 28 million people. No matter how much of a spectacle the wedding might have been, the result is still the same.
