This Man’s Nuts: Plan To Sell Testicle For New Car Is Taxable
What would you give up for a new car? Would you sell a kidney? One man has made it clear that he would… and I ponder the tax consequences.
What would you give up for a new car? Would you sell a kidney? One man has made it clear that he would… and I ponder the tax consequences.
American based – but Italian owned – car manufacturer Chrysler was hoping to go public by the end of 2013. That’s now not likely to happen as questions about the company’s car issues are causing the company to slow the brakes.
Aaron Carter, little brother of the Backstreet Boys’ Nick Carter, burst onto the spotlight just over ten years ago. Today, facing more than $2 million in debt, he’s ready to put the past behind him and move on. At age 25, can he make a comeback?
What happens when you have to take care of your parents and your children? The “sandwich generation” is learning the hard way that it can take a toll, both emotionally and financially. Are there affordable options available? Florida may have the answer.
Tax revenues are on track to hit a historic $3 trillion in 2014. Why are tax revenues increasing? And what does it mean going forward?
The pool of tax preparation services just got a little smaller: a federal court judge has ordered Instant Tax Service (“ITS”), the fourth-largest tax preparation business in the United States, to stop all operations permanently for “extensive and egregious, indeed appalling” harm to taxpayers.
Happy Veterans Day! As we salute the men and women who keep us safe, here are a few tips for how you can say thank you (and maybe even get a tax break)…
The “candy tax” on Halloween trick or treat loot is all the rage these days… but are we sending the wrong message to our kids?
Marital status matters when it comes to federal income taxes. Here’s what you need to know about getting married.
Pope Francis has suspended a German bishop – dubbed the “Bishop of Bling” – whose $42 million home renovation has outraged the Catholic Church. The lavish renovations, together with other spending allegations, has raised questions about church revenue, much of which is raised through the government. What will this mean for Germany? And is it ever a good idea to mix church and state?