The IRS stops aiding and abetting tax preparers in making high-interest loans to those who can least afford them.
U.S. Tax Court rules that nonprofit status would not be appropriate.
To the list of the absurd becoming ordinary we can now add the idea that richer Americans should arrange to die in 2010 to save on estate taxes.
New kind of sunburn: Some are unhappy with tanning tax that helps finance health care reform.
Alerted to the problem, Gov. Schwarzenegger said he'll put a stop to it.
In real life, jail is not a safe harbor, and bankruptcy is not the end of the road.
Or you could pay for the right to display your love for your team on an electronic plate.
Think April 15 is taxing now? If you own a small business, you haven't seen anything yet.
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