Tax Law
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Tax Law
Increased Funding To The IRS Could Result In A Faster Refund And A Higher Chance Of A Tax Audit
Democrats argue that increasing enforcement funding is necessary to target wealthy taxpayers to ensure that they pay their fair share. -
Tax Law
Ivana Trump Is Not Buried At A Golf Course For Tax-Avoidance Reasons
There is more to being a cemetery company than just operating land dedicated to the deceased. -
Government
Jesus Might Be Omnipresent, But So Is The IRS
I'm about this close to establishing myself as a church to avoid taxes too. I think I'll call my flock Chris-yans. -
Tax Law
IRS Approval Of A Man's 76 Fake Charities Exposes Flaw In Review Process
This scenario should not come as a surprise to the IRS....
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Tax Law
Is It A Good Idea To Suspend Gas Taxes?
The savings to individuals will be minimal at best while costing the government greatly. -
Tax Law
How To Maximize Tax Savings When Using Your Car For Business Purposes
With car and gas prices steadily increasing, it would be prudent to have a general understanding of the tax rules regarding the deductibility of automobile expenses. -
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Tax Law
What Would Republicans Want To See In A Student Loan Forgiveness Bill?
A viable student loan forgiveness bill will need to have some bipartisan support. -
Law Schools
Don’t Let Student Loans Scare You Away From Taking Vacations
Debt should not be a barrier to taking vacations so long as people are financially responsible about it. -
Tax Law
A Closer Look At The Tax Dispute That Started The 'Star Wars' Saga
An analysis of what this tax on trade routes actually did, why it upset the Trade Federation enough for them to blockade and later invade Naboo, and the aftermath. -
Tax Law
The Student Loan Moratorium Has Been Extended Yet Again. Why?
The Biden administration’s latest student loan moratorium extension kicks the can for another four months for ambiguous reasons. -
Tax Law
The Government Needs To Enact Generous Tax Credits For Alternative-Fuel Cars But Only For A Limited Time
Some thoughts on how we can make this tax credit more useful. -
Morning Docket
Morning Docket: 04.13.22
* An Inconvenient Truth: That lady from the pedophile party wants people to just forget about that time the nation was attacked. [CNN]
* Use this IRS data leak as a reminder to do your taxes! Unless you’re super rich. They probably get money back or something. [ProPublica]
* Culver City is widening sidewalks to give homeless folks more room. I wish our approach was more Finland and less Cartman from South Park. [NBC]
* Gotta be quicker than that: Twitter shareholders sue Musk for delaying his Twitter stock buying. [Reuters]
* Mississippi mississips again by declaring April Confederate History Month. I don’t know, sounds like CRT to me. [Mississippi Free Press]
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Law Schools
Now Might Be The Best Time To Apply For Borrower Defense To Obtain Full Student Loan Discharge
Anyone who can prove that their school misled them regarding post-graduate employment prospects and suffered financial harm as a result could be eligible for relief. -
Government
The Student Loan Moratorium Is Likely To Be Extended Again Because Of Politics
If there is another moratorium, chances are it will last until early 2023. And then what? -
Tax Law
Ukrainian Tax Authority Issues Wartime Guidance That Includes Seizing Russian Tanks Tax Free
Ukraine’s National Agency on Corruption Prevention has issued special tax guidance, and this ruling does not mince words. -
Tax Law
The IRS Is Looking Into Using Facial Recognition Technology To Identify Taxpayers And Improve Service
Could this be a less intrusive way to verify identity while allowing the IRS to provide fast service to taxpayers? -
Technology
The Problems With Trying To Apply Real-World Laws In The Virtual Metaverse
Let’s take a deeper dive. -
Government
Trump Confesses To False Financials But Says No One Should Trust Him Anyway
No doubt the Attorney General is very impressed.