- Re: April 15 article, Whos policing Texas judges? The American-Statesman deserves to be commended on its investigative reporting, which includes this recent segment. (Austin American-Statesman)
- Is a tax sin haunting you? Maybe you paid a baby sitter under the table, or forgot to declare income, or deducted personal expenses as business costs. Perhaps you didnt know a large tax or a form was due and found out only later. (Huffington Post)
- For garden-variety civil tax issues, such as overstating an entertainment-expense deduction, the statute of limitations is typically three years. It runs either from the April due date or the actual date the return is filed, whichever is later. (Wall Street Journal)
- Italian car dealers have called on the Government to take a step back on a campaign to pull over luxury car owners and investigate them for tax fraud. (Stuff)
- Attorney General Eric Schneiderman announced today that the state is suing cell phone carriers Sprint-Nextel Corp for underpaying millions of dollars in taxes. (Politicker)
- If economists ran the tax system, there would be virtually no exemptions or loopholes. (New York Times)
- SACRAMENTO, Calif. — An anonymous letter arrived recently from a worried spouse. The woman said she was "terrified" that her husbands tax cheating would land them both in federal prison. (Miami Herald)
- (Read more on the risks of tax evasion.) What if you cheat on your taxes and get caught by the IRS—are you going to end up in an orange jumpsuit on a dingy cot? Not likely. Tax cheats end up in prison if theyre found guilty in criminal court. (Slate)
- The ads strain the facts to make Mourdock look like a tax cheat who makes bad investments and does not show up for work. The GOP primary contest is scheduled for May 8. The AAN ad will reportedly run until May 4. (YAHOO!)
Friday, April 20, 2012
Tax cheats
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