Accessibility and Swimming Pools
Periodically over the past 10 years businesses along the Highway 99 corridor have been fleeced for allegedly violating public accommodation statutes designed to assist those with disabilities. The lawyers who [...]
How will the “Buffet rule” reduce the deficit?
The "Buffett rule" (a minimum 30% tax on people making over $1 million per year) has been suggested and raised these past few months as a possible cure to national [...]
Yes, executors can be personally liable for a decedent’s unpaid taxes
The recent case of U.S. v. Tyler is a stark reminder that executors of an estate need to ensure the proper payment of creditors, in particular if that creditor is [...]
So if you win the $640 million jackpoint, how much does Uncle Sam get?
So if a person happens to win the $640 million Mega Millions jackpot and is the only winner, how much will that person have to pay in taxes? It depends [...]
Do we have a revenue problem, or a spending problem?
One of the never ending debates regarding the national deficit is whether we have a spending problem or whether we have a revenue problem. Each side has dug in their [...]
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 things, gauged Californians' interest in increasing taxes under Gov. Brown's revised ballot initiative. As a result of the poll, headlines proclaimed [...]
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