After a week off from the podcast due to scheduling conflicts, George returns for a late night kitchen table recording to discuss IRC § 23 on the credit for Adoption Expenses

With the March 15th deadline knocking all of George's available roster of co-hosts out of commission, he muddles his way through IRC § 22 regarding a tax credit for the Elderly and Disabled.

George is joined by guest co-host Thomas Brown of Abacus Tax to explain IRC § 21 regarding the Income Tax Credit for Dependent Child Care Expenses and why in-home bartenders are not a valid expense for children.

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George delays discussing IRC 21 on his own and instead explains why Kyle is busy because of March 15th and what the key tax deadlines are in 2024.

In another short, solo episode, George tackles IRC § 15 and explains how to calculate your tax liaiblity when laws change mid-year.

On a solo episode, George covers IRC sections 11 and 12 regarding the taxation of corporations, and also talks about a consumption tax change in Oklahoma.

IRC § 5 is short and uninteresting, so after covering it George tells a story about astronauts drag racing and Kyle wonders if the IRS's jurisdiction reaches the Moon.

Topics discussed include IRC §§ 3, 4, and 6014, the tax rates for individuals, and a defunct part of the Code.

In an attempt to find something to talk about, Kyle and George review IRC § 2 as well as IRC § 7703, and still struggle for content. An example for a Head of Household is discussed, as well as married couples living apart.

IRC § 1: Tax Imposed. Topics discussed include liability for couple filing jointly, the code's bias towards married couples, and what happens when a child earns money.

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