by admin | Apr 12, 2025 | Tax
Lauren Crane is one of the founders of Bender & Crane, a five woman law firm that focuses on divorce. She made it a point to let me know that even though the team is all women, they represent both women and men. We were discussing tax returns and divorce and...
by admin | Mar 5, 2025 | Tax
Mandatory state paid medical and family leave programs (PMFL) have been generating federal tax confusion. In January of 2024, nine governors signed a letter asking the IRS for clarification and guidance. The IRS came through recently with Revenue Ruling 2025-4. ...
by admin | Feb 21, 2025 | Kent Hovind, Tax
Kent Hovind is back in the news. He has put out a plea to President Trump to have his 2006 case investigated as an example of Justice Department weaponization. Hovind would like total exoneration, punishment of the people involved in prosecuting him and return of...
by admin | Feb 16, 2025 | Tax
Image by www.epictop10.com Recently I wrote something on the question of whether what I call Rothing is mandatory. I am planning on taking credit for making Roth a verb, since I haven’t noticed anybody else doing it. Peter Coy in a piece in the New York Times,...
by admin | Feb 9, 2025 | Guest Post, Kent Hovind, Tax
When I was covering the Kent Hovind trial in 2015 his strongest public supporter was Rudy Davis. Over the years I have communicated with Rudy a good bit, although we have not been in touch for a while. During the period around the trial Rudy’s YouTube channel...
by admin | Feb 7, 2025 | Tax
Image by www.epictop10.com I have been thinking a lot about Rothing of late. Among the various tax advantaged “retirement” accounts that are available to people most notably IRAs, but also 401(k)s and 403(b)s and others, there can be a Roth option. The...
