Advertise on podcast: Taxes for the Masses

In this episode, we discuss the tax ramifications of sports stadiums.

In this episode, we discuss how more restrictive caps to tax deductible compensation of public company employees could trigger a tax bill of up to $75 million annually for the Knicks and Rangers.

In this episode, we discuss litigation between Coca Cola and the IRS related to transfer pricing and Coke’s income reported on tax returns from 2007 through 2009.

In this episode, we discuss the U.S. tax obligations that follow American workers wherever they go, how the growing landscape of digital nomad visa programs interacts with those obligations, and where the line falls between legal tax planning and something considerably less legal.

In this episode, we discuss what Trump Accounts are, how the tax treatment works, and the strategy that could turn them into a very significant nest egg.

In this episode, we dig into the controversy surrounding Trump's lawsuit against and "settlement" deal with the IRS.

In this episode we discuss code section 83(b), which potentially allows employees to alter the timing and character of how their stock-based compensation gets taxed, if their employers allow it.

In this episode, we discuss what taxes undocumented workers pay and recent efforts by other parts of the federal government to gain access to tax return information provided by immigrants.

In this episode, we discuss tax considerations for anyone working in the US and retiring abroad.

In this episode, we welcome Scott Hodge to discuss why and how we should consider taxing tax-exempt entities.