
Come for the stories, stay for the alpha. I read recent Tax Court cases and summarize them to share thoughts on: how the IRS thinks about taxes, relevant tax law, historical court cases you should know about.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 21 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Business | |||

From Articles of Confederation to the Constitutional Amendment - how the US ended up with a permanent income tax is a wild ride.
In this episode, we run through how the US was originally funded with tariffs, what that did to divide the country, and ... more
What happens when you run a ranch at a loss for 14 years and use it against your profitable S-Corp?
Sometimes, you get caught.
We run through the 9 factor test used by the courts to determine if your weekend getaway qualifies as legitimate business... more
A BIG win for taxpayers who deferred $30 million(!!!) in gain on real estate via a Tenancy in Common (TIC).
We get into what is a 1031, what is a TIC, and why I think this is one of the coolest cases I've done an episode on.
Enjoy!
$3 million for a lodge that has bats and mice living in the walls.
Another $4 million to sue the builder and architect who built it all.
And all the taxpayer gets in the end is lost deductions and a 20% penalty which could have been avoided.
Today... more
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Greetings from Phoenix!!Great podcast! I listen to this on my way to work. As someone who just passed my exams, I find this podcast to be a great resource to keep current and stay sharp. Love the background information that explains the “why” and not just the “how”.
As a CPA and controller for privately held businesses, these episodes are extremely informative. Roger does a great job presenting the information in a way that makes it easy to understand.
Today in tax court hosted by Roger Ledbetter is a podcast that has been so needed by the accounting community and tax enthusiasts. Roger breaks down the components of tax law in easy to digest ways that make learning taxes interesting, insightful and entertaining.
If you’re a CPA like me that still feels like they know nothing you’ll benefit from someone who can explain these cases and where people went right vs. wrong using language that you can understand. They’re really interesting so far and I hope they continue.
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Insights into tax law and IRS perspectives are at the forefront of discussions on recent Tax Court cases. Each episode features detailed narratives surrounding various cases, analyzing the complexities of tax deductions, partnerships, and the mishaps that can occur when taxpayers fail to maintain proper documentation. The host breaks down each case into digestible insights, helping listeners navigate the often daunting landscape of tax law and understand what constitutes acceptable claims and practices. Unique storytelling combined with practical advice makes it compelling for professionals looking to deepen their understanding of tax law enforcement and compliance.
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