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‘God And The IRS’ Stakes Out Controversial Positions On Religion And Taxes

by admin | Apr 30, 2018 | Tax

Originally published on Forbes.com. I was quite pleased to find that Professor Samuel Brunson led off his recently released book – God And The IRS Accommodating Religious Practice in United States Tax – with a discussion of the tax shenanigans of Kent...

Kent Hovind’s Audience Has Right To Know About The Holes In His Innocence Narrative

by admin | Apr 29, 2018 | Kent Hovind, Tax

What are you doing for the Lord? If you don’t like what I’m doing, do something better. – Kent Hovind at opening of Dinosaur Adveture Land in Repton, AL I have not filed any income tax in twenty eight years. If there is a law requiring me to file some, I would...

Been Putting Off Disclosing Foreign Assets To The IRS? Right Time May Be Now

by admin | Apr 27, 2018 | Tax

Originally published on Forbes.com. The IRS closing of the Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program is one of those things, I am tempted to lie about. The drop dead date for participating in the program is September 28, 2018. No lie. I would tell you however that the...

Dinosaur Adventure Land Grand Re-Opening:

by admin | Apr 22, 2018 | Kent Hovind, Tax

By Abigail Megginson Lenox, Alabama isn’t home to much. But starting Saturday April 21, it became the destination for Hovind followers and those who reject the theory of evolution with the grand re-opening of Dinosaur Adventure Land. After Hovind was arrested...

God And The IRS – And Kent Hovind!

by admin | Apr 20, 2018 | Books, Kent Hovind, Tax

Originally published on Forbes.com. On Thanksgiving 2014, as I stepped away briefly from the day’s festivities, I joined a Twitter argument about Kent Hovind. I didn’t think anybody would ever be able to top “Call me Ishmael” as an opening...

First Circuit Says IRS Cannot Use Smell Test To Squash Plan To Funnel Millions Into Roth IRA

by admin | Apr 18, 2018 | Tax

Originally published on Forbes.com. Sometimes it seems too good to be true and it turns out to be true anyway. That might be the lesson in the First Circuit decision in the case of brothers James Benenson III and Clement Benenson. The clever “too good to be...