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Airplane Tax Deductions Do Not Fly For Urologist

by admin | May 31, 2016 | Tax

Originally published on Forbes.com. Although I think there may be comic possibilities in the notion of a flying urologist, the Tax Court ruled at least in the case of Dr. Richard Steinberger, that the undertakings of aviation and urology could not be considered one...

Kermit Washington Indictment And The Allure Of Zero Overhead Charity

by admin | May 25, 2016 | Tax

Originally published on Forbes.com. Monday, a federal grand jury issued an indictment against Kermit Alan Washington]. Washington played basketball for several NBA teams including the LA Lakers and the Boston Celtics. He was drafted by the Lakers in 1973 after...

When Penalties Are Punitive They Are Not Tax Deductible

by admin | May 23, 2016 | Tax

Originally published on Forbes.com. The pain of penalties from improper activities can be significantly reduced when the penalties are tax deductible. Code Section 162(f) provides that deduction will not be allowed “for any fine or similar penalty paid to a...

Third Circuit Rules Grocery Store Chain Can Deduct Perks Sooner Rather Than Later

by admin | May 20, 2016 | Tax

Originally published on Forbes.com. Giant Eagle Inc., a supermarket chain and Number 36 on the Forbes list of America’s Largest Private Companies, has won a victory on appeal in the Third Circuit on the tax treatment of its fuelperks! program. Fuelperks! is one...

Almost Heaven Alabama – The New Dinosaur Adventure Land

by admin | May 14, 2016 | Kent Hovind, Uncategorized

So it looks like the new Dinosaur Adventure Land is taking shape quickly at 488 Pearl Lane Lenox, AL Kent is looking for volunteers. His most specific recent appeal was for plumbers and electricians. Something to clean up before we get to that though. The Family...

Tax Court Rules That Blogger Is Subject To Self-Employment Tax

by admin | May 12, 2016 | Tax

Originally published on Forbes.com, Blogging is coming of age as a business. How can I tell? Tax litigation. Kevin A. Clark Jr. was representing himself in Tax Court. It did not go well. During 2012 Mr. Clark worked six to eight hours a day, seven days a week as a...