New York tries to work around new limits on the deductibility of state and local taxes, but the result may be a headache for taxpayers.
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New York Tries A SALT Workaround
Tag Archives: Income Tax
Temporary Tax Laws And Impermanent Ones
When it comes to tax planning, opportunism is a good thing.
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Decoding The Debate On Business Taxes
The business tax debate is about what is fair, competitive, practical and passable in a divided Congress. Simple enough?
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Another Post-Equifax Protective Measure
Freezing your credit can’t protect against all negative fallout from the Equifax breach. Consider getting an IRS PIN, too.
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The ‘Illinois Is Not Puerto Rico’ Fallacy
Why is Illinois like Puerto Rico? Both have made promises they can’t, and therefore won’t, ultimately keep.
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Trump’s Tax Appetizer
Does President Trump’s 2005 tax return hint that somebody told him, “You’re fired?” Let’s snack on that.
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How The IRS Knows You Are Really You
To combat fraud, the IRS may ask taxpayers to make a good showing in a personalized version of Trivial Pursuit.
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Garbage Journalism, Squared
A New York Times story on Trump’s taxes goes beyond the standard garbage.
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Trump’s Huge Tax Loss
Stop the presses: Trump’s tax leak could have come from New York state – or not. These days, a could-be story can be the story.
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Substance Over Shrunken Tax Form
You really might be able to file your taxes on a postcard, but don’t try it with staples.
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