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😮 Wacky Tax Tales
February 6, 2026
The Case of the Missing Signature: When “I Do” Also Means “You Owe.”
The Burton's went to Tax Court over a disagreement over federal tax law. Burton, finding himself in the unenviable position of having a completed tax
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😮 Wacky Tax Tales
January 24, 2026
Beefing with the IRS
A Wisconsin bodybuilder tried to deduct three pounds of buffalo meat a day as “business fuel.” The IRS said no. The Tax Court agreed. You
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😮 Wacky Tax Tales
January 19, 2026
Can You Deduct Cat Food as a Business Expense? A Strange, True Story
Samuel and Carol Seawright owned a 42-acre junkyard in South Carolina, a sprawling kingdom of scrap metal. However, their most significant business challenge wasn't rust,
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😮 Wacky Tax Tales
December 22, 2025
John Daly’s $57 Million Lesson: When Good Tax Records Meet Bad Decisions
John Daly was known as a colorful PGA golfer. What many might not realize is that he also was an avid gambler, and learned a
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😮 Wacky Tax Tales
November 19, 2025
How Bitcoin Jesus Tried to Ghost the IRS
Roger Ver had a really good run, until he ran straight into the IRS. Bitcoin Jesus forgot all about his "exit tax" when he tried
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😮 Wacky Tax Tales
November 8, 2025
The Case of the Ambitious Nurse and the IRS
Most of us have had that thought: "If I just got another degree, I could be better at my job." A nurse from Maryland, had
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😮 Wacky Tax Tales
October 13, 2025
From Bad Books to a Fiery Exit: The Dawara Brothers’ Tax Fraud Story
Most stories about tax fraud involve quiet audits and stern letters from the IRS. This is not one of them. The Dawara brothers’ story starts
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😮 Wacky Tax Tales
October 6, 2025
How Free Beer Fueled a Tax Court Victory
This Tax Court story shares the almost unbelievable tale of one gas store owner with a strategic marketing plan involving free beer. It's the rare
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😮 Wacky Tax Tales
September 19, 2025
From Fairways to Federal Court: The Kim Brothers vs The IRS
Twin MRI technicians allegedly cornered Southern California's public golf market, creating a tee-time black market that generated over $1.1 million in unreported income used for
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