So does an employer have to make sure its employees actually take breaks during break period?
Although not directly related to tax issues, Doug Larsen, my [...]
About Robert G. Fishman
Robert Fishman graduated from law school in 1970 after a short tour of active duty in the U.S. Army. He began work in the tax department of the national accounting firm of Coopers & Lybrand in Cincinnati, Ohio, and later in their New York City office. In 1974, he left New York and joined the Fresno law firm of Baker, Manock & Jensen to head up its tax practice. In 2000, He was a founding member of Fishman, Larsen & Callister.It’s Here! The Supreme Court Issues The Brinker Decision
At 10 am today, the California Supreme Court issued its [...]
Accessibility and Swimming Pools
Periodically over the past 10 years businesses along the Highway [...]
How will the “Buffet rule” reduce the deficit?
The "Buffett rule" (a minimum 30% tax on people making [...]
Yes, executors can be personally liable for a decedent’s unpaid taxes
The recent case of U.S. v. Tyler is a stark [...]
So if you win the $640 million jackpoint, how much does Uncle Sam get?
So if a person happens to win the $640 million [...]
Do we have a revenue problem, or a spending problem?
One of the never ending debates regarding the national deficit [...]
Headlines Indicating That 64% of Californians Support Gov. Brown’s Tax Hikes are Likely Overstated
Recently, a USC Dornsife/ LA Times poll was released, which amongst other [...]
Settling is Like Kissing Your Sister!
I just spent the last nine hours in a mediation. [...]
Today it’s a penalty…tomorrow a tax?
There were quite a few interesting exchanges today during day one of [...]