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SCOTUS Says Tax Crimes Are Grounds For Deportation

“What’s the worst that can happen?” I get asked that a lot in the context of tax compliance. Well, as of today, there’s this: you

The Supreme Court has granted certiorari in the case of Armour, et al., v. Indianapolis, et al (docket 11-161). That’s a lawyerly way of saying

When Wesley Snipes was found guilty on tax evasion charges, he vowed to appeal. And appeal he did. Over and over. That, however, may finally

You hear those little whoops and cheers in the background? Those are me, ecstatic that the Supreme Court appears to be on a tax tear.

The US Supreme Court continues to plow through its review of cases for the next season, making reference to its second tax case. Unlike the

Typically, there are not a lot of tax cases that make news at the Supreme Court level. But this season feels like it’s an exception

On Monday, President Obama announced Elena Kagan as his nominee to the US Supreme Court to fill the spot soon to be vacated by Justice

While watching the Sotomayor Confirmation Hearings (and I hope that you are, even if for a bit), you’ll hear lots of questions. What you likely

A couple of years ago, I was speaking about fiduciary taxes at a CLE when I was passed a note. It said, “Trust investment advisory

The first ever winner of CBS’ Survivor has appealed his tax evasion conviction to the U.S. Supreme Court. Richard Hatch was convicted of failing to