Jun 15, 2021
Although our Texas Tax Day was delayed an entire month longer than the rest of the country, it has still been a chaotic mess for those needing answers from the IRS. The agency is backlogged so severely that help or swift refunds shouldn’t be expected anytime soon. How...
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Jun 8, 2021
When Michael Jackson died in 2009, his estate was suffering, and he was deeply in debt. Among what was owed was millions in taxes, but exactly how much was anyone’s guess. Estimates from the IRS and his estate managers differed by more than $700 million. His estate...
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Jun 1, 2021
The pandemic has complicated divorces. The number of official splits declined in 2020, likely for practical reasons. By now we’re seeing a sharp increase, and these divorces are among couples with conflict simmering much longer than usual. Entrepreneurs (and their...
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May 25, 2021
Texas is one of only a handful of states that fully taxes business inventory of both raw materials and finished goods as part of what’s known as business personal property. Since there’s no state income tax, the business property tax in Texas is one of the highest in...
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May 18, 2021
Did you know many valuable coins, stamps, artwork, cars and other collectibles are considered alternate investments by the IRS? With the pandemic reportedly sparking new interest in memorabilia and the trading of collectibles going digital–some using online...
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