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Trump’s Tax Plan Could Spell Trouble for New York Residents

May 17, 2017

One element of President Donald Trump’s proposed tax reform plan may have a significant effect on residents of New York […]

February 3, 2017

A recent court case (United States v. Schmidt, 2016 WL 7230503 (E.D. Wash. 12/14/16).) {Consumer Bankruptcy News., 1/16/17 Vol27; Issue […]

February 24, 2016

If you have not been aware lately, it would be understandable if you had not given that many people rank […]

January 22, 2015

For many charitable taxpayers, donating household items like clothing, furniture or electronic items is a way to lighten the burden […]

January 13, 2015

There are several important points I make to all my clients. The first is a request to be open with […]

November 24, 2014

Adding to the misery of owing taxes in New York States, is the year old the drivers license revocation initiative […]

February 1, 2013

Deductions for Damaged and Destroyed Property The tax law allows you to claim an itemized deduction for personal casualty losses […]

January 28, 2012

Victims of Hurricane Sandy may be able to claim a deduction for Damaged and Destroyed Property. The rules below describe […]

January 27, 2012

The IRS recently announced that the end of year budget deal will cause the IRS start date for accepting returns […]

November 30, 2011

Another large bankruptcy involving the brokerage industry hit Wall Street recently and resulted is more pain for its’ clients. As has […]

November 11, 2011

Student loans used to be dischargeable and many people forget that they are now non-dischargeable due to changes in the […]

October 31, 2011

A bankruptcy Art dealer who plead guilty to 1 count of bankruptcy fraud was apprehended after 5 years on the […]