Tax Debt forces SuperBowl Veteran to put championship ring up for auction
Fuzzy Thurston, a former lineman of the Green Bay Packers will be auctioning off his 1967 SuperBowl Championship ring to help with his 1.7 Million tax debt. The tax debt originates from Thurston’s post NFL business venture where he opened a chain of restaurants called The Left Guard. The original debt was issued in 1984 […]
Senators Press IRS to Adapt Tax Code for Same-Sex Couples
8 democratic Senators have pressed the IRS for appeals to the tax code relating to the handling of same-sex couples. Many states now allow for same-sex couples to file joint State returns, however these same couples must file separate federal tax returns. A heavy portion of the problems these couples face are related to dealing […]
Business Mileage Deductions Changes for 2nd Half of 2011
The IRS has just released its’ adjusted mileage rates for the second half of tax year 2011. These rates will be in effect for all clients returns this coming January. Be aware, taxpayers always have the option of calculating and using actual expenses for their vehicle, but typically the mileage rates offer taxpayers the most […]
Get your PTIN early this year
The IRS is moving forward with implementing their testing requirement for tax preparers and they have stated that this will be in place for this coming 2011 tax season, starting January 2012. One way to postpone having to take the preparer competency examination is to have your PTIN issued prior to the IRS implementing the […]
IRS wants your input on Preparer Exams
The IRS has selected Prometric to administer the forthcoming tax preparer examinations, but they would like to hear from you, the actual preparers, regarding the structure, length, specific areas and topics that should be covered, reporting, etc. Prometric is the company that has been administering exams for Enrolled Agents and CPAs for years, but with […]