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Lyft and Other Gig Drivers Will Remain Independent Contractors After California Vote

It’s not just the federal race that made news on Election Day: state and local initiatives were on also on the ballot. In California, that

Ask The Taxgirl: Domestic Partnerships & Filing Status

When it comes to tax incentives, Sen. Jerry Hill (D-San Mateo) wants to take it off… as in all off… for two strip clubs in

Taxpayer asks: I live in California. I had the wedding in 2012, but I applied marriage license in January 2013. Can I file a joint

Five days. That’s how long until the sequestration goes into effect. Sequestration, painted as one half of the worst thing ever, is a series of

Every one of us has had that moment when we’ve had to shuffle the cards a bit to make sure all of the bills get

We all have those clients. You know, those that annoy you a lot. But most of us have the good sense not to hire someone

According to the Weather Channel, it feels like 92 degrees right now. I firmly believe that it should never feel like 92 degrees in the

Light up, California! You have no worries. It turns out that, with just a few days left to count and certify ballots, proponents of Proposition

Last week, voters in California were split on a measure that would impose a $1 per pack excise tax on cigarettes. Despite more than $60