Become the Landlord of Your Stocks
If you are able to understand the principal concepts of how to become an effective landlord of real estate, then applying the same principles on how to become an effective landlord of your stock portfolio is highly achievable.
Walk The Walk, Talk The Talk
If you spend 11 years leading a not-for-profit that does nothing, you can expect your 501(c)(3) status to be revoked by the IRS.
The Frightful Five and Investors’ Lament

Caution With S Corporation Losses
The Tax Code allows you to deduct losses to the extent you have money invested in the S. If you try to deduct beyond that threshhold and it isn't your personal money, expect problems with the IRS.
The Grand Divorce
How does total domination in a sector of the economy play out for the shareholders of the leading company involved?
The Grand Divorce
How does total domination in a sector of the economy play out for the shareholders of the leading company involved?
Become the Landlord of Your Stocks
If you are able to understand the principal concepts of how to become an effective landlord of real estate, then applying the same principles on how to become an effective landlord of your stock portfolio is highly achievable.
The Frightful Five and Investors’ Lament
Will tech have its problems in the future like it has had in the past? The most damning words in investing are, “It’s different this time.” Buyers beware.
Mean Reversion and The Bell Curve
Over a three-year time period, stock prices tend to mean revert. This has spawned numerous investment approaches which try to squeeze capital gains out of those reversions.
Caution With S Corporation Losses
The Tax Code allows you to deduct losses to the extent you have money invested in the S. If you try to deduct beyond that threshhold and it isn't your personal money, expect problems with the IRS.
An Extreme Way To Deduct Expenses Twice
Would You Believe?
Someone Fought Back Against Ohio – And Won
A Tax Shelter In The Making
The ins and outs of "captive" insurance companies - and making sure that you don't use your captive for other than its intended purpose or the IRS will come calling.
HRAs Are Back
Business League: A Different Type Of Tax-Exempt
How To Lose All Of Your Auto Deduction

Check Your Privilege, Home-Owners Association
When the client is an incorporated association and not an individual, questions arise as to which people function as the “client” as far as attorney-client privilege is concerned.
A Tax Shelter In The Making
The ins and outs of "captive" insurance companies - and making sure that you don't use your captive for other than its intended purpose or the IRS will come calling.
Mean Reversion and The Bell Curve
Over a three-year time period, stock prices tend to mean revert. This has spawned numerous investment approaches which try to squeeze capital gains out of those reversions.
An Extreme Way To Deduct Expenses Twice
A tax is a tax, but to a great extent, the estate tax and income tax stay out of each other’s way. However, there are some exceptions when there are unexpected outcomes when these two taxes intersect.A Tax Shelter In The Making
The ins and outs of "captive" insurance companies - and making sure that you don't use your captive for other than its intended purpose or the IRS will come calling.
HRAs Are Back
Business League: A Different Type Of Tax-Exempt
Getting the Most Out of Your Tenant Improvement Dollars
Before you turn over your construction project to your landlord, there are several things you should address in your lease to ensure you get the most for your money.
When Is a Market Comp Not a Comp
Why Conflicts of Interest Matter More Than Ever
Walk The Walk, Talk The Talk
If you spend 11 years leading a not-for-profit that does nothing, you can expect your 501(c)(3) status to be revoked by the IRS.
Can A Coffee Shop Be Tax-Exempt?
“Dear Fundraiser…” 46 Things You’re Doing That Push Your Nonprofit Donors Away
Top-10 Liquid Spills That Kill Laptop Computers
Liquid spills are the root cause of most (60 percent) of laptop repairs. The average cost to fix a dead-on-arrival laptop computer from a liquid spill is a staggering $600 on average,