Refund Check Errors, Charitable Contribution Tips & More

Originally broadcast June 9, 2012.

In this archival episode of TaxSense: Keeping What’s Yours, Owen S. Arnoff discusses several practical tax topics, including problems involving tax refund checks and considerations surrounding charitable contributions.

The program also covers additional tax issues and planning points relevant to individual taxpayers, with an emphasis on avoiding common mistakes and understanding the tax consequences of everyday financial decisions.

Archive notice: This program is presented as a historical recording. Tax laws, IRS procedures, deduction rules, and planning strategies discussed reflect the law and circumstances in effect when the episode originally aired and may no longer be current. This recording is provided for historical and educational purposes only and is not current tax, legal, or investment advice.

Creators and Guests

Owen Arnoff
Host
Owen Arnoff
Owen S. Arnoff, EA, NTPI Fellow, is a tax practitioner, educator, and industry thought leader focused on tax planning, practitioner judgment, and professional education. An Enrolled Agent since 2008 and an NTPI Fellow since 2011, Owen has worked across taxation, financial services, business ownership, insurance, investments, real estate, and advisory practice over a career spanning more than four decades. He is the creator of 1040.guru, a practitioner-focused tax-planning platform, and the publisher and host of Tax Practitioner Intelligence, a media and publishing series built around real cases, better questions, authority-grounded analysis, implementation, and professional judgment. Owen was the host of TaxSense: Keeping What’s Yours, a Sacramento-based tax and financial radio program broadcast on 1380 KTKZ during 2012–2014. The restored TaxSense archive preserves those historical programs as part of his broader work in tax education and public communication.
Refund Check Errors, Charitable Contribution Tips & More

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