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Originally broadcast on November 10, 2012, on 1380 KTKZ in Sacramento.
Owen Arnoff was away for this edition of TaxSense: Keeping What’s Yours, so Randy Roth filled in as host. Joining him were financial advisors Justin Elliott and Ryan Mason for a discussion centered on taxes, financial planning, and related financial issues.
This restored broadcast is part of the TaxSense historical archive and reflects the expanded two-hour format that began with the program’s move to 1380 KTKZ.
The surviving recording confirms the guest-host format, although complete original show notes and topic details are no longer available.
Originally broadcast on November 3, 2012, this episode marks a major transition in the TaxSense archive: the program’s first confirmed broadcast on 1380 KTKZ in Sacramento and the beginning of its two-hour format.
Earlier TaxSense broadcasts were approximately one hour in length. This surviving recording runs nearly two hours, reflecting the expanded format that began with the move to KTKZ.
In this restored episode, Owen Arnoff continues the TaxSense approach of combining practical tax guidance, IRS issues, current tax developments, financial planning, and real-world commentary for individuals and business owners.
This program has been restored from the surviving original broadcast recording. Some original show notes and episode-title information are no longer available, so portions of the archival metadata have been reconstructed from the surviving recordings and historical records.
Originally broadcast on October 6, 2012, on 1140 KHTK in Sacramento.
This restored episode of TaxSense: Keeping What’s Yours brings together three surviving broadcast segments from the original program. The show features the TaxSense mix of tax commentary, IRS issues, tax planning, financial topics, and practical discussion intended to help listeners better understand the tax system and make more informed financial decisions.
The original episode title and complete program notes could not be independently verified, so this installment is being presented in the restored archive using its confirmed broadcast date.
Originally broadcast on September 29, 2012, on 1140 KHTK in Sacramento.
In this restored episode of TaxSense: Keeping What’s Yours, Owen Arnoff and the TaxSense team discuss tax issues affecting higher-income taxpayers and public figures, along with broader IRS and tax-planning topics of the day. The program reflects the show’s original mix of practical tax guidance, current tax news, financial planning, and commentary designed to help listeners better understand how the tax system affects real-world decisions.
This episode has been reconstructed from three surviving broadcast segments. The original episode title is not fully verified, so it is being presented as part of the TaxSense historical archive using the confirmed broadcast date.
From the TaxSense radio archives, originally broadcast on or about September 22, 2012, on 1140 KHTK in Sacramento.
This episode has been restored from surviving TaxSense audio files. The original episode title and complete program metadata could not be independently verified, so the broadcast date and archive sequence have been reconstructed from the available historical recordings and records.
TaxSense: Keeping What’s Yours featured practical discussions about taxes, financial planning, IRS issues, small business, and related topics.
Originally broadcast September 8, 2012.
In this archival episode of TaxSense: Keeping What’s Yours, Owen S. Arnoff examines eight areas small-business owners should understand when it comes to IRS audits and tax compliance.
The program focuses on common business-tax issues that can attract scrutiny, the importance of accurate records and documentation, and practical steps business owners can take to reduce unnecessary audit exposure and better support the positions reported on their tax returns.
Archive notice: This program is presented as a historical recording. Tax laws, IRS audit procedures, business-tax rules, and planning strategies discussed reflect the law and circumstances in effect when the episode originally aired and may no longer be current. This recording is provided for historical and educational purposes only and is not current tax, legal, or investment advice.
Originally broadcast September 1, 2012.
In this archival episode of TaxSense: Keeping What’s Yours, Owen S. Arnoff is joined by Justin Elliott and Ryan Mason for a discussion of essential retirement-planning issues and what they describe as the number-one risk facing a retirement plan.
The program focuses on the kinds of financial assumptions and planning mistakes that can undermine retirement security and explores practical considerations for building a more resilient retirement strategy.
Archive notice: This program is presented as a historical recording. Retirement-planning strategies, investment concepts, tax rules, and financial assumptions discussed reflect the law and circumstances in effect when the episode originally aired and may no longer be current. This recording is provided for historical and educational purposes only and is not current tax, legal, investment, or retirement-planning advice.
Originally broadcast August 18, 2012.
In this archival episode of TaxSense: Keeping What’s Yours, Owen S. Arnoff is joined by Joseph O'Donnell and Nathan Johansen of Terrapin Technology in Sacramento, California, for a discussion about protecting your digital life and assets.
The program explores data security, safeguarding personal and business information, technology-related risks, and practical measures for protecting sensitive digital information.
Archive notice: This program is presented as a historical recording. Technology, cybersecurity practices, software, and security recommendations discussed reflect the environment in effect when the episode originally aired and may no longer be current. This recording is provided for historical and educational purposes only and is not current tax, legal, technology, or cybersecurity advice.
Originally broadcast August 18, 2012.
In this archival episode of TaxSense: Keeping What’s Yours, Owen S. Arnoff is joined by Ray Hlavna of Center West Insurance Agency for a discussion of insurance and risk-management issues facing home-based business owners.
The program examines why a standard homeowners policy may not fully protect business property, activities, or liability exposures, and explores the kinds of insurance considerations business owners should evaluate when operating from their homes.
The discussion also highlights the importance of identifying coverage gaps before a loss occurs and making sure personal and business risks are addressed appropriately.
Archive notice: This program is presented as a historical recording. Insurance products, coverage provisions, tax laws, and planning strategies discussed reflect the market and circumstances in effect when the episode originally aired and may no longer be current. This recording is provided for historical and educational purposes only and is not current tax, legal, insurance, or investment advice.
Originally broadcast August 11, 2012.
In this archival episode of TaxSense: Keeping What’s Yours, Owen S. Arnoff examines the tax troubles of the rich and famous and uses high-profile examples to explore broader lessons about tax compliance, planning, and the consequences of getting it wrong.
The program looks at how even wealthy or well-advised taxpayers can run into serious tax problems, and what ordinary taxpayers can learn from those cases about reporting, documentation, and avoiding costly mistakes.
Archive notice: This program is presented as a historical recording. Tax laws, IRS procedures, and planning strategies discussed reflect the law and circumstances in effect when the episode originally aired and may no longer be current. This recording is provided for historical and educational purposes only and is not current tax, legal, or investment advice.
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