Tax News

Taxes are things we don't particularly like to deal with, but staying ahead of the game can save you a bundle. We created this tax news section to make it easy for you.

The Internal Revenue Code, better known as the tax code, is a monstrous piece of work. Making it even more confusing are the rules and regulations that interpret it. Small changes to it made by Congress, the courts and IRS can have profound impacts on how much you pay. To really save money, you need to be proactive and do tax planning throughout the year, not at the last moment when your return is due. With this in mind, let's get to the latest tax news. The following links are chronological with the most recent developments first.

●	City Of Bell In California Vastly Overcharged Property Taxes
●	Chevy Volt Comes With $41,000 Price and $7,500 Tax Credit
●	Government Rethinking Obscene New 1099 Reporting Requirement
●	IRS Going After Entertainers and Athletes
●	IRS Employees Abuse First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit
●	Reggie Bush Could Owe IRS Nice Chunk of Change
●	IRS To Partially Tax BP Compensation Payments to Victims
●	IRS Details Rules for Tanning Salon Sales Tax
●	IRS Targeting Independent Contractor Versus Employee Claims
●	How To Get Out Of Tax Debt
●	The Attack On The Mortgage Interest Deduction
●	Washington State Launches Sales Tax On Sin Products
●	Texas Governor Rick Perry Ready To Violate No New Taxes Pledge Already
●	California Passes First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit
●	Arizona Votes For Sales Tax Increase
●	Medical Marijuana And Sales Tax Issues
●	Sales Tax Increase For Kansas Starting June 2010