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A little more revenue never hurts.

A colleague of mine has just had me review a lease for her.  She will be renting out some additional space that she was not utilizing.  So she will be bringing in a respectable amount that will now be offsetting other expenses.  She is doing what most of us should be...

Team Rodent: How Disney Devours the World

I have been reading Carl Hiaasen’s fictional works for years.  I enjoy the cynicism and the fact that there are no redeeming characteristic in any character; hero, heroine or villain. For some reason I have never read any of his non-fiction works before.  But with his...

Snoop: What Your Stuff Says About You

I had great hopes for this book.  But it is a slow slog through the tome.  There were surprisingly few tidbits that I was able to glean that were new.  Nor can this book really be used to to teach/assist others in truly reading offices or homes. I recommend a...

Home For Sale, slight loss possible

A client asked me what happens when you sell your home for a loss.  Now I know that if you sell a home for a gain and are married you can exclude $500,000 of gain ($250,000 if single). My initial thought ran to schedule D and the loss would be limited to $3,000 a...

Restaurant Audits

Apparently a number of restaurants failed to file form 8027 (Annual Information Return of Tip and Allocated Income).  Big shock there; people paid in cash not wanting to report it. More and more I am liking the 17% cash tax (this is a sales tax for all cash...

Unreported Income

The IRS continues to look for unrecorded income.  Big shock there.  One place that they are looking is small colleges and universities.  It seems that 50% of school with less that 5,000 students failed to file their 990-T.  This is required for stadium advertising,...

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