(Update: The final number on those tax credits, which was previously not available, is said to be $82 million.) What was the difference in Thursday’s NBA finals game between the Miami Heat and the San Antonio Spurs? Most would say conditioning. The Heat’s much-touted star, LeBron James, was unable to stay hydrated in the heat…
I’ve received an amazing number of emails, phone calls and Twitter DMs about the infamous “blog tax” story making the rounds in Philadelphia… I am aware of it and I’m working on a story. Earlier today, I spoke with some folks at the Philly Department of Revenue. I’ll have their comments – and mine –…
Okay, the press has me officially riled up – well, the press and Governor Rendell (D-PA). Suddenly, the tax amnesty program has everyone all fired up about scofflaws. Yep, everywhere you look – even on the amnesty ads – tax officials and the media are painting tax delinquents with a broad brush, labeling them as…
Taxpayer asks: For the past few years, I’ve earned a little bit of self-employed income here in Philly. I never paid the city’s Business Privilege Tax (BPT) until 2006, when I paid all my delinquent business taxes, plus interest and “court costs.” Can I deduct those back taxes on my 2006 federal taxes? If so,…