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If you didn’t file your taxes by the April 18 deadline this year, hopefully you’ve requested an extension. An extension can give you extra time – up to six months – to file your return. It’s worth noting that for 2022, a six-month extension would push back your filing...
This is your year. Everything’s falling into place: you started dating a wonderful woman, you landed a great new independent contractor job, you got a considerable pay raise and you treated yourself to a new car. Now you’ve decided to take the plunge: you’re saying...
Moving to a new home can be time-consuming, exhausting and expensive. However, many people don’t realize that when they relocate, they may be able to deduct their moving expenses on their tax return. Depending on how much your move cost, this deduction could spell...
If the U.S. Tax Code were a food, it would be toast. Dry. Dull. Not particularly appetizing. Yet despite being "boring" toast is a vital food. In cases of extreme nausea, toast may even save your life. Taxes show us what's important In her book "The Public Opinion"...
In his 2003 book "Perfectly Legal" writer and investigative reporter David Cay Johnston delves into the U.S tax laws. His mission was to show how the very rich escape– in a perfectly legal fashion–the paying of taxes. The book raised both eyebrows and concerns. Is the...
To cut to the chase: no. In order for you to be charged with and found guilty of fraud, the mistake has to be "willful." You have to have what we in the legal world calls mens rea- or a guilty mind. You need a guilty mind to prove intent. What is needed to show...
Think about it: 155 million individual tax returns each year are processed by the Internal Revenue Service. That's a lot of potential for error. When you take into account all of the people who contribute information to a tax return, that's an incredible amount of...
There are many potential red flags on your tax return. Most of us know that the Earned Income Tax Credit is something that can provoke an audit. We've also talked about lifestyle triggers; buying or writing off luxury items such as sports cars and first-class...
Anyone who's ever flown first class to Europe knows that it makes a difference. When you are gastronomically pampered with a five-course French meal, including a cheese selection and a buttery croissant, that is also expertly paired with a 68-degree Bordeaux or bubbly...
Playing the lottery is a little like fishing. You put in you line and sit and wait, hoping for a bite. You tell yourself "somebody has to win." And somebody always does. Sadly, the people who win do not always have a plan in place. It's like fishing without a landing...
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