March 5, 2013 It's being called the largest tax scam in history - Gang members in South Florida are stealing people's identities, filing tax returns, and receiving your money.
November 9, 2012 Nite Moves owner Stephen Dick Jr. has been gaining some national attention as he continues his fight to have stripping recognized as an art form.
November 6, 2012 Alice Scanlon has been keeping tabs on every single tax she has paid over the course of the last year. This includes regular state and federal taxes on top of taxes at the pump and the fees we all pay on our cellphones. Heck, she even kept up on alcohol taxes she has paid for drinks.
September 7, 2012 I think we might be splitting hairs with this argument but a local strip club is standing firm on the idea that Stripping is an Art.
Tax day is here! Are you surprised, or prepared? Have you done everything that you need to do to get that refund, or saved enough to pay?
With tax day upon us many are scrambling to get all their calculations done. Are you a last minute tax person, or do you just get it over with.
Earlier this month, it was announced that Facebook would be offering stock, and that the initial amount raised would be somewhere in the $10 billion dollar mark or maybe even more. Now it has been reported that Mark Zuckerberg, will be exercising some of his shares and making a cool $5 Billion dollars, with a bill to the IRS for $2 billion. But he doesn't have to pay tax for the rest of the stock he owns, because he's not selling it.
No, it’s not extra taxes for fat people. It’s a tax on foods with saturated fat. Denmark is going to tax 16 kroner (which is about 3 dollars) for every kilogram of saturated fat in foods.
You have until midnight tonight to get your federal and state taxes post marked and in the mail.
Usually taxes are due on April 15th. This year an obscure holiday in Washington D.C. has the date pushed back to Monday April 18th. All you procrastinators can thank Abraham Lincoln for the 72 hour extension.
It’s no big secret that New York has some of the highest taxes in the country. Property, sales, and income to name a few. But a new report also shows that New Yorkers pay more than 20 percent of their wireless bills in taxes and fees thanks to outdated and duplicated surcharges.
