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TaxSense: Keeping What's Yours episodes
- Episode 75 - The Government Shutdown and the IRSOwen and Randy are joined by monthly guests Justin Elliott and Ryan Mason of Ameriprise Financial.• The negative effects of the government shutdown on citizens• If you filed since October 1, are you going to get a refund?• What happens in the event of the government defaulting?• The power of dividends. What's your dividend strategy?Recorded on 10.12.20130 min
- Episode 74 - The Government Shutdown and Real EstateGuest host David Jurewicz and Tax Sense co-host Randy Roth talk real estate and taxes.• The government shutdown and real estate• A new approach to real estate• Business babysitters. Recorded on 10.05.20130 min
- Episode 73 - 20 Things To Understand As A TaxpayerOwen rolls solo in this episode and talks about:• Sacramento Metro Chamber's Small Business Expo• Crazy sales tax facts• The 20 things you need to understand as a taxpayer• New York bagels• Drug dealers• The Parent Tax. Recorded on 09.28.20130 min
- Episode 72 - What the World Needs Is IRS Beanie BabiesLet's talk about why we're here. Plus:• Obamacare and employers• Dead or alive?• Tax gaps• Clothing deduction for business wear?• Could you as an employee be liable for the payroll taxes that your employer's business should be paying?• IRS Beanie Babies?• IRS office manager owns a tax business on the side. Conflict of interest or not?• MLMs and business. Recorded on 09.21.20130 min
- Episode 71 - Why Warren Buffet Pays Less Taxes Than His SecretaryTopics include:• School and property taxes• IRS movies?• Social Security• A former IRS agent and appeals officer tells all!• A tip regarding estimated quarterly payments. Recorded on 09.14.20130 min
- Episode 70 - Financial Advisors Justin Elliott and Ryan MasonOwen and Randy are back in full force, and special guests Justin Elliott & Ryan Mason of Elliott, Mason & Associates are in the studio.• Filing extensions and due dates.• School children, food allergies and dietary restrictions• What's the worst state to retire to?Recorded 09.07.20130 min
- Episode 69 - Don't Dump Dirt At IRS Agent's FeetOwen is back and ready to talk taxes. Today's guest host is Ed Cotney from the Shafer Law Group. Together they'll talk about:• Estate issues of MJ and other celebrity tax woes• The Price is Right! And so are the taxes.• Supreme Court rulings and DOMA and same-sex couples and taxes• Are California's payroll taxes too low?• How is the FTB trying to trick you into filing your taxes?• What happens if you dump dirt at the feet of an IRS agent?• Tax deductions disappearing before the end of this yearRecorded on 08.31.20130 min
- Episode 68 - Special Real Estate Episode with David JurewiczIn this special episode, real estate professional David Jurewicz discusses:• Sacramento real estate• HUD will now allow a borrower who defaulted on their loan to buy another house in 12 months• The median income of Americans• What's happening to all the bees?Recorded on 08.24.20130 min
- Episode 67 - Winning an IRS Audit Belichick-styleYour local cookie cutter tax company's office is closed until next April 15th. What are you going to do? We'll discuss that and all this:• The jock tax in Tennessee• Five things that Bill Belichick can teach us about winning an IRS audit• The IRS loses due to a tax payer's verbal testimony• Cheat on your taxes and lose your driver's license?• ObamacareRecorded on 08.17.20130 min
- Episode 66 - Sacramento Real Estate UpdateRandy Roth and guest host, real estate professional David Jurewicz talk taxes and real estate. Also:• Childless couples and taxes and real estate• Sacramento real estate update• Adjustable Rate Mortgages• Debt elimination planRecorded on 08.10.20130 min
About TaxSense: Keeping What's Yours
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TaxSense: Keeping What's Yours is the archive of Owen S. Arnoff's Sacramento tax radio program, originally broadcast from 2012 through 2014. The program explored tax planning, IRS issues,…
small-business taxation, real estate, financial planning, and related topics through practical discussion and interviews with professional guests. These episodes are presented as historical recordings and archival reconstructions. Tax laws and financial rules discussed in individual episodes reflect the law in effect when originally broadcast and may no longer be current.