Hope you like those mandatory arbitration clauses in your employment contracts: The U.S. Supreme Court […]
Tag: SCOTUS
Supreme Court Unhooks Fisherman From Conviction Under SOX Anti-Shredding Provision
A commercial fisherman who was snagged with a federal crime under 18 U. S. C. […]
Belated #TBT: Thanks to Ibanez v. Florida Board of Accountancy You Can Proudly Advertise Your CPA *and* CGMA
For those of you that can't bear the thought of only having three letters […]
Ex-EY Partner Not Getting His Day in Supreme Court
Robert Coplan, one of three former EY partners who were convicted of selling illegal tax […]
Going Concern Interviews the CPA Who Took the PCAOB All the Way to the Supreme Court and Won (Sort of)
Unless you've spent the last five days preparing your liver for tomorrow's holiday you probably […]
Apparently This ObamaCare Thing Is a Big Deal But May or May Not Be a Tax
Unlike many pundits, wonks and keyboard ninjas out there, I feel it is important to […]
Supreme Court Rules That IRS Will Have to Hustle If It Wants to Bust Tax Shelters
Aspiring wolf packs will want to take note: The justices, voting 5-4, said the IRS has […]
Supreme Court Has Better Things to Do Than Listen to Wesley Snipes’ Appeal
The Nine are not easily starstruck.
And there is no celebrity high court that we are aware of, so this could be the last time we ever have to speak of this again. [TaxProf]
Law-Abiding Porn Enthusiasts in Utah Dealt a Blow
“The Supreme Court won’t stop Utah from enacting a 10 percent tax on everything sold by adult-oriented businesses to pay for sex-offender treatment.” [On the Money/The Hill]
Iowa Pastor Practically Begging the IRS to Sue Him, Consume His Life for Years to Come
“I’m tired of pastors submitting to this tyranny — and I’m expecting to try to get the IRS to sue us so that we can take it all the way to the Supreme Court and restore freedom in America’s pulpits.”
~ Pastor Cary Gordon, of Cornerstone World Outreach in Sioux City, Iowa, has some strange ambitions.