Guest Post: The Accidental Tax Invasion
It’s time for guest posts! Today, Dominic Ferzst, tackles tax, FATCA and the “accidental invasion.”
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Guest Post: Roadways And Taxes
It’s time for guest posts! Today, Charles W. Horn III of the Commonwealth Trust Company, considers how to pay for all of those cars on the roadways. Should it be more taxes?
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Guest Post: Pros And Cons Of The Federal Estate Tax
It’s time for guest posts! Today, Bob Rywick, Editor and Author with the Tax & Accounting business of Thomson Reuters, sheds some light on the reasons for and against the federal estate tax.
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Guest Post: The Vehicle Miles Traveled Tax
It’s time for guest posts! Today, attorney Steven Chung, explains the challenge of a vehicle miles traveled tax.
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Guest Post: On The Tax Code, Time for America to Have it Our Way
It’s time for guest posts! Today, Dr. Elaine C. Kamarck of the RATE Coalition tackles corporate inversions.
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Caroline Wozniacki Collected Her Trophy, But Forgot $1.45 Million Paycheck
Tennis superstar Caroline Wozniacki walked away from her $1.45 million paycheck (by accident!) after placing at the U.S. Open. If you walked away from your paycheck, could you skip paying the tax on it?
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Guest Post: When Income Tax Cuts Masquerade As Estate Tax Repeal
It’s time for guest posts! Today, Josh Hoxie of the Director of the Project on Taxation and Opportunity at the Institute for Policy Studies (IPS) discusses the federal estate tax and its relationship to income tax.
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How To Get Away With Tax Fraud
Okay, so I’m not really going to tell you how to get away with tax fraud. I don’t have a breathy, dramatic voice, I’m not as cool as Viola Davis and let’s face it, I just can’t pull it off. I have, however, been at this gig for awhile so I have a general idea…
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'Staggering' Sanctions Slapped On Wyly Brothers In Offshore Case
Staggering. That’s how a Manhattan federal judge described the sanctions imposed against Texas businessman Sam Wyly and his deceased brother’s estate today. The brother could expect pay nearly $400 million in civil tax-fraud penalties for their roles in using offshore trusts to evade reporting requirements. The judgment, together with interest, could be one of the…
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IRS Says One Million Tax Payments Made In 2014 Through Direct Pay
The Internal Revenue Service has reached the one million mark. In a statement released today, the IRS announced that it has processed over one million tax electronic payments to date through IRS Direct Pay. Those payments have totaled over $1.7 billion. Direct Pay is available to individuals to pay tax bills or estimated tax payments…