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Kent Hovind Files Defamation Lawsuit Against Mark Stoney
Overall, the case has moderate viability if evidence (e.g., video transcripts, witness statements) supports the allegations. However, it risks early dismissal or summary judgment if deemed a meritless retaliation against criticism, especially given Hovind’s history of litigating against detractors.
Your Tax Matters Partner – A New Day Has Dawned
I am writing to people who may have had some interest in my writing over the years. I wanted to let you know that I will no longer be posting to Forbes.com. I’ll tell you all about that but only in person and over a beer or maybe a cup of coffee, since I can’t handle that much beer anymore.
Tax Court Exposes Conservation Easement Syndication Process
The Court shares the Commissioner’s frustration with the mix of sophistry and cupidity at the heart of this transaction, as well as the utter waste of time and money spent in untangling the ins and outs of this abusive scheme. Fraud this was not, however.
Anatomy Of An AI Hallucination
Yes, this is a classic example of what people mean by “AI hallucination.” In AI terms, hallucination refers to when a model like me generates information that sounds plausible and confident but is actually inaccurate or entirely fabricated, often due to patterns in training data, misinterpretation of context, or gaps in reasoning from available sources. In this case, I pieced together X discussions, links,
Building a Financial Foundation for Two: Smart Money Moves for Newlyweds
Money isn’t just math — it’s emotional, cultural, and personal. As newlyweds, your finances become a reflection of your shared values. By combining transparency, teamwork, and continued learning, you build not just wealth — but financial harmony. Together, you’re not just managing money; you’re crafting the life you both want to live.
Paul-Adams Quarry Tax Court Decision Challenged – A YTMP Exclusive
As you read the motion, does it seem like we lost? No. The opinion was already written. But we need media pointing out what taxpayers say in appellate briefs and motions for reconsideration. The IRS feels like they don’t have to show up. The Court will find for them.
Tax Court’s Third Strike on Hypothetical Mining Valuations: Paul-Adams Quarry and the Jones Day Theory Rejected Again
This is where we are now—the Tax Court now tells taxpayers how to conduct their businesses to MINIMIZE tax benefits.
New York’s Tenacious Tax Grip: Lessons from the Hoff Domicile Dispute
The Carolinas, Florida, and Tennessee have emerged as top escape destinations thanks to lower income taxes and property taxes.
Author Calls For Elimination Of Estate Tax And More Tax On The Wealthy
This is something of a review of The Second Estate - How the Tax Code Made an American Aristocracy by Ray Madoff. I pretty much enjoyed the book although I found myself...
When A Foreign Posting Creates Tax Disaster
The litigation highlights the hazard of the lassez-faire approach for employers. On the employee side it illustrates the hazard of relying on your employer to take care of you especially if a short term foreign assignment turns into a much longer one. We may never know how the case turns out, but it is pretty clear that either side would have been served by more forethought.