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Be Charitable Today … Tax Relief in April
Get your check in the mail today! Charitable contributions are deductible in the year made, make you feel good immediately, and may give you some IRS Tax Relief in April. Therefore, donations paid by check still count for tax 2012 as long … Continue reading
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Happy Veterans Day
Technically Sunday was Veterans Day, but most of us have today off, including the IRS. I paid my first visit to the Department of Veterans Affairs website today and here are some of the things I found: VA has guanteed … Continue reading
Colorado Can’t Tax Pot Sales Without Voter Approval
On November 6th, Colorado voters approved a constitutional amendment (Amendment 64) legalizing recreational marijuana. Over 54 percent of voters were in favor of the constitutional amendment, but it would be interesting to know how many of those people are “non-smokers.” … Continue reading
IRS Will Have to Get Creative in Enforcement of Obamacare
According to the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA), Obamacare will result in the most expansive set of tax law changes this nation has seen in 20 years. But from a collections standpoint, is it anything more than a bunch … Continue reading
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IRS Still Not Giving Proper Notice of Liens
Three years ago the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA) recommended that the IRS change its practices regarding tax lien notices, and from the looks of this year’s lien notice audit, it does not appear that the IRS has … Continue reading
IRS Promises to Start Showing Whistleblowers Some Love
The IRS appreciates getting tips that help them catch people who seek tax relief illegally, but they haven’t done a very good job of showing it over the years. The relationship between the IRS and whistleblowers has been strained, to … Continue reading
AMA Supports Soda Tax, On One Condition
While there is no silver bullet that will alone reverse the meteoric rise of obesity, there are many things we can do to fight this epidemic and improve the health of our nation. Improved consumer education on the adverse health … Continue reading
Pasties Won’t be Taxed in Britian
Believe me, it’s not what you think. In the United States pasties are a warm weather clothing(ish) item worn by some women. But in England it is a popular food eaten by the common folk. Picture a cross between a … Continue reading
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TIGTA Recommendations Need More Teeth
It would seem that TIGTA’s “recommendations” to the IRS have fallen on deaf ears at times. Perhaps TIGTA needs to be given greater authority so it can lay down some consequences for non-compliance. Taxpayers face stinging consequences like the bank … Continue reading
Tax Songs
Musicians (especially the boots and large belt-buckle donning musicians) love to sing about ordinary stuff that we’re familiar with. What respectable country song doesn’t mention at least one of the following?: dog truck liquor women bar fight being broke Well … Continue reading
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