A number of the presidential candidates have suggested replacing the current tax system with a more simple program. It feels like it shouldn’t be hard
Read MoreReality Bytes
It’s easy to listen to a few quick sound bytes from the presidential candidates and get confused. It’s also understandable – they have a lot
Read MoreWhat Not To File: Top 5 Ways To Get Caught Cheating On Your Taxes
Tax season has finally wrapped up more or less for individual taxpayers – well, except for those of you (like me) with extensions. After sorting
Read MoreAnd Now, To The Left… What The Dems Think About Taxes
Taxes. Like them or not, they are going to haunt the presidential candidates in the upcoming election. Earlier this week, I offered some perspective on
Read MoreGetting To Know You Tuesday: Richard Murphy
It’s Getting To Know You Tuesday and our guest today is Richard Murphy from across the pond! 1. Where are you now?Downham Market, Norfolk,
Read MoreThe GOP Candidates & Taxes
I’ve noted before that nobody likes a partisan tax blogger. But you also can’t talk about tax policy in any meaningful way without considering the
Read MoreSo What Do You Think?
The IRS is seeking comments on several revisions to the federal form 1120-F, U.S. Income Tax Return of a Foreign Corporation. Included in the revisions
Read MoreFix The Tax Code Friday: 527 Organizations
It’s Fix the Tax Code Friday! In the last presidential election, we heard quite a bit about the so-called 527 organizations like “Swift Boats for
Read MoreThe Weakest Link
When the blog migrated over to the new format, I lost some of my old links. You may get a 404 error and taken back
Read MoreVeto-riffic
It’s not news that President Bush vetoed the House bill that tied money for the war in Iraq to a time table for the withdrawal
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