Take Your Lunch To Work On August 29th — Striking Fast Food Workers
Employees at fast food restaurants and retail stores are planning a nationwide strike on Thursday, August 29th. So don't count on a burger at lunch. [...]
Record Number of Americans Renouncing Citizenship To Avoid Tax Burden
The WSJ recently reported that there has been a huge increase in the numbers of Americans living overseas who have renounced their U.S. citizenship: Here [...]
Put It In Writing — Commission Compensation
The best defense against a lawsuit is compliance with the law. Unfortunately, employers don't always understand the law or choose to ignore it. The result is [...]
Former Detroit Pistons Owner Hit With $2 Billion Estate Tax Bill
The Detroit Free Press reports that IRS lawyers are defending a tax bill of more than $2 billion sent to the estate of the now [...]
Innocent Spouse Relief Extended
When spouses sign a joint tax return, they are both stating that what is included on the return is correct. They are also agreeing that [...]
Sexual Harassment Does Not Require Sexual Motive
Two years ago, a California appellate court ruled in the case of Kelly v. The Conco Companies, Inc. (2011) 196 Cal.App.4th 191 that a man's [...]