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Restoring Trust In IRS Is A National Imperative

by admin | Dec 1, 2014 | Tax

Originally published by Forbes.com. Frank Wolpe would like to see the IRS fixed and in his paper A Renewed Call For True Structural Reform To Restore Trust in the Internal Revenue Service provides the beginning of an answer. In an interview this summer IRS...

God’s Property Radio And Kent Hovind – Not A Great Source For The Whole Truth

by admin | Nov 30, 2014 | Kent Hovind

This is another follow-up to Monday’s post about the challenge I received to interact with Kent Hovind. For some background on Doctor Dino and his tax woes, you can check out this coverage recap. You may also want to check out the coverage at quatloos, Bob...

Ernie Land Challenges Common Law Theorists And Others To Make Kent Hovind A Test Case

by admin | Nov 27, 2014 | Kent Hovind

I only just met Ernie Land, but I found that we had quite a bit in common. We are roughly the same age and when we discussed the best way to run a religious based not-for-profit, we agreed that it should be in compliance with all applicable tax laws as they are...

Thespians And Pagans Fight Assessors In New York Court

by admin | Nov 26, 2014 | Tax

Originally published on Forbes.com Nov 26th, 2014 Merry-Go-Round Playhouse Inc operates a professional summer stock theater in Auburn, New York. MGRP recruits actors and staff from all over the country. Given the short term nature of the gig and the low pay, MGRP...

Motocross Racing With Tax Deductible Dollars Works This Time

by admin | Nov 25, 2014 | Tax

Originally published on Forbes.com. Nov 25th, 2014 The Tax Court decision in the case of Willam D. Evans had the look of a hobby loss case, which was kind of neat coming on top of a really good horse case. Well, it was about racing – motorcycles not horses...

AAA Does Not Revive With New S Election – Explained By Jelly Beans

by admin | Nov 24, 2014 | Tax

Originally published on Forbes.com Nov 24th, 2014 Although it has lost ground to the limited liability company, the S corporation is still a pretty popular business form. Unlike a non-electing corporation, an S corporation does not pay corporate income. Shareholders...