There’s a lot of talk about the tax gap — how can someone who earns $42.6 million only pay a 14% tax rate? And what about those big businesses taking advantage of tax loopholes? But the reality is small companies and the self-employed are the are the biggest tax dodgers……
The City of Chicago must pay $25 million to a man in what lawyers say is the largest-ever U.S. jury award in a wrongful-conviction case. But Thaddeus “T.J.” Jimenez may soon be back in prison for a separate offense.
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Chicago Man Gets Record $25M for Wrongful Conviction
Disney’s beard-ban is no more.
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Disney Ends 60-Year Ban on Beards
For business travelers, deducting travel expenses can be a great way to lower your income tax amount. Although there are some great allowable tax deductions available for business travel, the traveling businessperson needs to be aware that there are certain rules… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com
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Deduct Business Travel: Allowable Tax Deductions
It’s tax-time and many are finding ways to reduce their income tax calculation. Despite the recession, many people began businesses out of their homes. There also remain many people who continue to work out of their homes. How does this translate over… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.
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Home Office Tax Deduction: 4 Quick Questions to Ask
Did you know that some of your gifts could be included in your income tax calculation? But only those that the IRS says are “not really” gifts. Let’s break this concept down.
Many Michigan prisoners may be glad to have their sentences commuted, but some victims’ families feel just the opposite.
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Michigan Governor Grants Commutations at Record Rate
If you have any tax skeletons in your closet, beware of the IRS rat.
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As might be expected, the number of lawsuits over Toyota vehicles
