Topics Covered: 1. Even Grandmothers and Widows Are Not Safe From IRS Bank Account Seizures 2. FATCA and FBAR 3. The 5 Biggest, Best Homeowner Tax Breaks – Get Them While They Are Still Here! 4. Questions from our listeners: a. I hear you say that you are Board Certified in Tax – what does […]
On a recent airplane trip from the Bay Area to Southern California, I sat beside a distinguished-looking elderly man. I initiated a conversation with him and found out he was a former judge now living in Mexico. We talked about everything, including taxation. The former judge admitted that he was an American citizen and he […]
Leaving off deductions you’re eligible for, such as mortgage interest and property taxes, is leaving money on the table and with tax reform revving up again on Capitol Hill, with the heads of key committees pledging to work toward a simpler and fairer tax code, Congress may ne looking to tradeoff these tax breaks with […]
Beware IRS is stepping up enforcement action of the Bank Secrecy Act in closing out bank accounts of U.S. taxpayers making cash deposits. Ronald Malone and his wife Janet Malone of Dubuque, Iowa lived a simple life and enjoying their retirement. Shortly before Ronald’s death in October 2011, Ronald told his wife about a briefcase […]
Topics Covered: 1. Wife Convicted Of Murdering Husband To Avoid Him Learning Of Their Outstanding IRS Debt 2. The Tax Benefits Of Claiming Your Sweetheart on Your Tax Return Or Writing Off The Costs Of Marrying Your Sweetheart 3. IRS Extends A Sweetheart Deal To U.S. Taxpayers With Undisclosed Foreign Bank Accounts 4. Questions from […]
Valentine’s Day is all about that special someone in your life, but have you ever wondered if your date across the dinner table might actually be able to save you money on your tax return or if the two of you now decide to get married, whether you can deduct any portion of the wedding […]
Valentine’s Day is all about that special someone in your life, but have you ever wondered if your date across the dinner table might actually be able to save you money on your tax return or if the two of you now decide to get married, whether you can deduct any portion of the wedding […]
On June 18, 2014, the IRS announced major changes in the 2012 offshore account compliance programs, providing new options to help taxpayers residing in the United States and overseas. The changes are anticipated to provide thousands of people a new avenue to come back into compliance with their tax obligations and would largely waive these […]
While death and taxes are always certain, take lesson from Amy Bosley that you should never mix them together. These are busy days for Joe Yates. The brisk fall air has ushered in a long ledger of names. Home owners in need of having their chimneys swept and inspected. And those with chimney emergencies who […]
Issues discussed: Is it true that the IRS is actually targeting Californians? Does the NFL deserve tax-exempt status?
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