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Taxpayer Funding Used for Cocaine, Dead People and Billy Dee WilliamsThe Democrats claim there are no cuts that can be made to save tax-payers money. They want, instead, to raise taxes and some of the RINO's agree. Senator Coburn proves them wrong.
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What Are Some of the Most Common Abusive Tax Schemes? - IRS ArticleWhat are some of the Most Common Abusive Tax Schemes? - IRS Article
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Issa: Energy Department's Wind Power Project Resulted in 'Abuse of Taxpayer Dollars'Shovel-ready, stimulus funded project is 2 years behind schedule and $70 million over budget, out of funds and at a standstill, Inspector General says.
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The White House and How to Fleece the TaxpayerFinally, the public is gaining a bit of insight what transpired in the now failed Solyndra solar energy company getting a federal loan. Hopefully we will learn if money was used to gain political favors.
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Pennsylvania Shale Laws Need Improvement to Protect TaxpayersA Carnegie Mellon University study reveals that bonding fees for Marcellus Shale drilling companies are far too low. The law needs changed to prevent any surprises for taxpayers.
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Taxpayer-Supported Renewable Energy Projects by the NumbersSolar energy provides a viable alternative to fossil fuel and carbon emission causing power sources. Opponents to solar power do not typically take issue with the use of renewable energy but the viability of the industry to function without public aid.
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Is Theft by Public Employees Becoming an Epidemic in Ohio?Today 15 Cincinnati area residents were indicted on theft of taxpayer funds. Three of those facing many years in prison for illegally using entitlement program funds for personal gain were Hamilton County Job and Family Services employees.
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The Cost of Taxpayer-Funded Wellness Plans for County EmployeesThe Franklin County Commissioners are showing a moment of fiscal clarity and reviewing the $50,000 wellness program for county employees. County taxpayers currently provide free flu shops,services and programs to promote making healthy lifestyle choices.
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House Hearings to Get Answers on Solyndra's Taxpayer AssetsNearly half a billion dollars in our money vanished pretty quickly from Solyndra's balance sheet.
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Not Every Federal Program Wastes Taxpayer MoneyThere are massive inefficiencies and wasteful spending in a bloated U.S. federal government. But not all programs deserve to be eliminated or suffer budget cuts.
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Tips for Filing a W7Filing for an ITIN is an important task for resident and nonresident aliens to complete for tax purposes.
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The Alternative Minimum Tax Problem We All HaveThe AMT looms over every middle class family and taxpayer, with no immediate relief in sight. Intended to make sure the higher income paid taxes, it now takes a bite out of the average taxpayer too.
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American Grants Awarded to Foreign NationsThe American taxpayer is over-burdened, lawmakers are locked in a battle over raising the debt ceiling - yet millions of dollars are funneled over seas via grants generated from public money.
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Ohio Prison Director Gary Mohr's Reorganization Plan Saves Taxpayers MillionsOhio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections Director Gary Mohr has been busy crunching numbers and reorganizing the state's prison system. Mohr's measures will save Ohio taxpayers approximately $20 million.
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American Taxpayers Are Not an ATM MachineCompromise is the word of the week for many Democratic law makers in Washington DC. Although walking away from the table will not get a debt ceiling bill passed, a mindset change is in order. A solution is needed to secure America's future.
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How Much Can Williamson County Taxpayers Afford?Williamson County residents are learning about a new round of lobbying activities costing taxpayers at least $170,000 and apparently performed outside procedural channels established to ensure government accountability and transparency.
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National Taxpayer Advocate Submits Mid-Year Report to Congress; Targets Budget Cuts and Lien FilingsNina E. Olson, the National Taxpayer Advocate and head of the IRS Taxpayer Advocate Service, submitted her 2011 mid-year report to Congress on all things IRS related.
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What a Five Percent Pay Hike Will Cost Elk Grove TaxpayersIs it appropriate for Elk Grove city officials to include a five percent wage hike in the 2012 budget given an uncertain economic recovery and flat tax revenues?
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How Does the IRS Determine a Taxpayer's Ability to Pay on Delinquent Tax Debts?The IRS has a separate division devoted to the collection of delinquent tax. Yes, their job is to pursue enforcement against willful non-payers, but they are tasked with the primary duty to assist you with a payment agreement. Here's how they do it.
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What is an IRS Low Income Taxpayer Clinic?If you are experiencing a problem with the IRS, and if your income level prevents you from securing needed professional representation, you may be eligible to receive assistance from an IRS Low Income Taxpayer Clinic (LITC).
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Ohio Auditor Dave Yost Launches Special School Audit and Becomes a Taxpayer HeroThe Columbus City School District has made healines multiple tiimes this year due to theft of taxpayer funds by two principals, low academic performance scores, baffled board members and state audit findings.
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Public Employees Defrauding Taxpayers Should Receive Harsher PenaltiesAn Ohio government employee at the Franklin County Job and Family Services agency pleaded guilty Wednesday to welfare fraud. This is the third case of ongoing taxpayer theft by longtime employees this month.
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Who Can File Their Tax Return Late Without a Penalty?In certain specific cases taxpayers have automatic extensions to file. Persons in disaster areas may receive temporary relief. All other taxpayers must show reasonable cause such as an incapacitating illness or erroneous advice from an IRS employee.
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Taxpayers Should Do '˜homework' on Temple ISD Bond Election"Vote yes for our kids" signs prominently displayed throughout Temple urging support of the school district's upcoming $55 million bond election prompted interest in the government debt level currently facing TISD residents.
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In Defense of Teachers, Annoyed at Rush LimbaughAs a retired educator, who still needs to work, I feel I have been cast as the financial carbuncle on the behind of the taxpayer.
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Tax Benefits Disabled Taxpayers Should Pay Attention ToBeing disabled results in a number of special situations, but no one disabled should feel hesitant to take advantage of the tax benefits associated with the status.
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Williamson County Taxpayers Funding More Bad Behavior Over Good GovernmentAs prices of gas, food and more are on the rise, the cost of Williamson County taxpayer-funded cronyism also hit a new high when the County Commissioners authorized spending $375,000 to settle a federal sexual harassment lawsuit.
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No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act Has Scary Tax ImplicationsThe No Taxpayer Funding For Abortion Act has set off a firestorm of debate about abortion but the bill, called H.R. 3, also has devastating tax implications for all Americans.
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Tax - Who is Responsible for Filing the Return when a Taxpayer Dies?Who is responsible for paying taxes when a taxpayer dies?
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Benefits of the Energy Tax CreditsPurchasing energy efficient appliances and alternative resource equipment gives a person long-term savings.Taxpayers can realize immediate savings by using one of two energy tax credits the Internal Revenue allows. -
Towards a Taxpayer-friendly EnvironmentAn opinion on creating taxpayer-friendly environment in a least developed country like Bangladesh.
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Tax Liens and Levies Rise SharplyThe Internal Revenue Service continues to ramp up the number of tax liens and levies it files against taxpayers, despite a high number of Americans who are unable to pay their taxes. The IRS is going after ANYONE who owes money, not just the wealthy.
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Deadline Nears for Filing 2007 Tax ReturnsThe Internal Revenue Service estimates it is holding more than $1 billion due more than 1 million taxpayers who have not filed their 2007 Federal income tax returns. The deadline for doing so is April 18, 2011. -
The Turmoil in Wisconsin and Washington, D.C.: Inaction Has Serious ConsequencesThere has been legislative inaction taking place in Wisconsin on a budget bill, and also in Washington, D.C. regarding a spending bill to fund the government for the rest of 2011. This taxpayer is increasingly unhappy - here are some reasons why. -
Why Washington D.C. Is the Fittest CityI am not surprised to hear that Washington D.C. has been rated as the fittest metro area in the USA by the American College of Sports Medicine who rated more than 45 cities across the country. Think of all the exercise they get in Washington D.C.
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Religious Group Demands Taxpayer Funding of AbortionsWith the health care bill repeal battle now on its way to the U.S. Senate, the Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice has vowed to use its influence to ensure that abortions be federally funded. -
Williamson County Taxpayers Funding Bad Behavior Over Good GovernmentAs Williamson County residents see new government "transparency," do they want to fund bad behavior or good government?
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Taxpayers Taken for a Ride by the GovernmentTalk about a recession. Do you realize what are government officials get paid plus their benefits? Taking money from our schools, they talk about the national debt, and the recession and the only ones benefitting or the Elected officials.
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Form 1099-MISC: Non-Employee Compensation and the Individual TaxpayerHow do you treat income that has been reported in box 7 of FM 1099M? This is a frequently asked question because unlike W2 wage income the taxpayer is responsible for calculating and paying all related taxes for the income being reported.
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YOUR 2010 INDIVIDUAL TAX RETURN: NEWS and CHANGESSome of what's new for the 2010 Individual Taxpayer
