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Free Kent Hovind Movement Has Big Win

by admin | May 18, 2015 | Kent Hovind, Tax

This post was originally published on Forbes May 18, 2015 Kent Hovind’s supporters may have been premature in their celebrations this weekend, but tonight they really do have something to celebrate. Judge Margaret Casey Rodgers has granted Kent Hovind’s...

Kent Hovind Remains In Custody – Judge Would Have Ruled Against Motion To Dismiss

by admin | May 18, 2015 | Kent Hovind, Tax

This post was originally published on Forbes May 18, 2015 There was some hope that Kent Hovind and Paul Hansen who came into a federal courtroom in Pensacola in shackles this morning might have been set free. People with such hopes are likely disappointed, but those...

Entrepreneurial Cardiologist Denied Real Estate Pro Status By Tax Court

by admin | May 18, 2015 | Tax

This post was originally published on Forbes May 18, 2015 The Tax Court decision in the case of Coastal Heart Medical Group, Inc and Doctor Anil V. Shah is a tax geek’s dream covering complicated issues combined in a convoluted manner. It is not nearly as...

Kent Hovind In Pensacola – Looks Like No Trial On Monday

by admin | May 16, 2015 | Kent Hovind, Tax

This post was originally published on Forbes May 16, 2015 The retrial of Kent Hovind and Paul John Hansen on fraud and conspiracy charges was scheduled to commence on Monday in Pensacola. Last minute motions for a dismissal crafted with assistance from the United...

Kent Hovind’s Innocence Narrative – Truth Some – Whole Truth Not So Much

by admin | May 15, 2015 | Kent Hovind

As Kent Hovind faces another trial on May 18th he has honed the Hovindication narrative to a fine edge. Here is his latest summary as to what the case is all about. As Rudy Davis puts it Kent Hovind was sentenced to ten years in prison for taking his own money out of...

California Attorney General Can Demand Full IRS Forms From Charity

by admin | May 13, 2015 | Tax

This post was originally published on Forbes May 13, 2015 The Ninth Circuit’s decision in the case of the Center For Competetive Politics v Kamal D. Haris (Attorney General of California) is almost two weeks old and has been covered in other places, so I almost...