Halloween Tax Round-Up

October 31, 2005

Andrew Chamberlain

Andrew Chamberlain

Just in time for All Hallow’s Eve, tax professor James Maule has a round-up of ghoulish Halloween-related tax stories, including our own contribution “Taxes: the Scariest Thing on Halloween.”

Spooky stuff indeed.

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