Tax Law Blog

Robotic voice with an imperious tone? Check. Demand for money? Check. Issuing a threat to make your life miserable? Check. It might well have seemed reasonable to an Ohio man that the voice message he had on his phone was from an authentic Internal...

As many football fans from Cleveland to Chicago and beyond know, the NFL is tax-exempt. Or it was until recently when the league announced that it is relinquishing its tax-exempt status due to negative perceptions the status generated.

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One of the many things that makes the U.S. a great nation is that we have the freedom to express our opinions, even when those opinions run counter to official government policy. For instance, people are free to argue that the federal income tax is...

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Federal and state governments have numerous programs that provide aid to retired, unemployed and disabled workers. Programs like Social Security, Social Security disability and Medicare are funded in part by employee payroll taxes. To ensure for the...

Everyone wants to keep more of their hard-earned income and avoid paying taxes. There are many tax avoidance strategies; however, an individual or business owner must take care to ensure that any steps he or she takes to reduce tax liabilities are...

Business owners must often hire accountants and other tax professionals to provide financial advice and to prepare and file tax-related documents. Those who choose to handle complex financial and tax matters on their own run the risk of making...

With the millions of individual, business, estate and other tax returns filed with the IRS all year round, you might wonder how the agency could possibly find out if a taxpayer’s refund claim is bogus. Whether the excessive refund claim is due to a...