Episode #123
On Financing Sports Stadiums
Oct 25, 202628 min
In this episode, we discuss the tax ramifications of sports stadiums.
About this Podcast:
Lisa De Simone and Bridget Stomberg (friends, professors, and tax nerds) discuss tax topics in simple terms.
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Recent episodes include "On Financing Sports Stadiums" (25 October 2026, 28 minutes), "On the Knicks, Rangers, and Tax Deductible Compensation" (11 October 2026, 24 minutes), and "On Coca-Cola v. IRS" (27 September 2026, 21 minutes).
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Taxes for the Masses publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 26 minutes across 141 episodes.
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- Oct 11, 202624 min
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.
Episode #121
On Coca-Cola v. IRS
Sep 27, 202621 minIn 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.
Episode #120
On Digital Nomads
Sep 13, 202628 minIn 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...
Episode #119
On Trump Accounts
Aug 30, 202630 minIn 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.
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Episode #118
On Trump's "Settlement" with the IRS
Aug 16, 202626 minIn this episode, we dig into the controversy surrounding Trump's lawsuit against and "settlement" deal with the IRS.
- Aug 2, 202623 min
In this episode, we discuss visa and tax issues faced by international students studying and working in the United States.
Episode #111
RERUN: EP 111 On How OB3 Interacts with CAMT
Jul 19, 202619 minIn this episode, we discuss the unforeseen ways that the One Big Beautiful Bill Act interacts with a corporate alternative minimum tax provisions passed years earlier.
Episode #110
RERUN: EP 110 On OB3's Deductions
Jul 5, 202618 minIn this episode, we discuss how many of the new deductions under the OBBBA passed July 4, 2025 work and interact with each other.
- Jun 21, 202628 min
In this episode, we discuss the latest tax research presented at the Hawaii Accounting Research Conference.
- Jun 7, 202638 min
In this episode, we drink champagne and look back on 100 episodes of Taxes for the Masses. Shenanigans ensue.
Episode #117
On Restricted Stock and 83(b) Elections
May 24, 202626 minIn 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.
Episode #116
On Immigrant Taxes and IRS Information Sharing
May 10, 202624 minIn 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.
Episode #115
On Retiring Abroad
Apr 26, 202622 minIn this episode, we discuss tax considerations for anyone working in the US and retiring abroad.
Episode #114
On Taxing Tax-Exempt Entities
Apr 12, 202640 minIn this episode, we welcome Scott Hodge to discuss why and how we should consider taxing tax-exempt entities.
Episode #113
On Tax Considerations for International Students
Mar 29, 202623 minIn this episode, we discuss visa and tax issues faced by international students studying and working in the United States.
Episode #112
On State Tax Conformity
Mar 15, 202620 minIn this episode, we discuss how states determine which federal tax provisions to adopt and when.
Episode #111
On How OB3 Interacts with CAMT
Mar 1, 202619 minIn this episode, we discuss the unforeseen ways that the One Big Beautiful Bill Act interacts with a corporate alternative minimum tax provisions passed years earlier.
Episode #110
On OB3's Deductions
Feb 15, 202618 minIn this episode, we discuss how many of the new deductions under the OBBBA passed July 4, 2025 work and interact with each other.
Episode #109
On the Death of Direct File
Feb 1, 202635 minIn this episode, we discuss the tragic death of the government's free tax filing program, welcoming guest Amanda Renteria of Code for America to discuss its demise.
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