Scientology library: “Michael and Marla Sklar”

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Dec 15, 2008		Religious school fees not deductible, Ninth Circuit rules — Metropolitan News-Enterprise (Los Angeles, California) Edit item... Type: Press Author(s): Kenneth Ofgang Source: Metropolitan News-Enterprise (Los Angeles, California) Tuition and fees for religious day schools are not deductible for federal income tax purposes, the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Friday. The court, for the second time, rejected claims by local residents Michael and Marla Sklar that they received only intangible religious benefits as result of their five children’s attendance in Orthodox Jewish schools, so their school payments should be deductible, at least in part, as charitable donations. The Sklars have been seeking to deduct their payments, going ... Tag(s): Kenneth Ofgang • Metropolitan News-Enterprise (Los Angeles, California) • Michael and Marla Sklar • Tax matter
Dec 13, 2008		Sklar II Disappoints — realitybasedcommunity.net Edit item... Type: Blog Author(s): Scott Pilutik Source: realitybasedcommunity.net Tag(s): Internal Revenue Service (IRS) • Judge Kim Wardlaw • Lawsuit • Michael and Marla Sklar • realitybasedcommunity.net • Scott Pilutik • Tax matter
Dec 12, 2008		Ninth Circuit court rejects arguments that children's religious school tuition should be tax deductible — MarketWatch Edit item... Type: Press Source: MarketWatch WASHINGTON – The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit today rejected taxpayers Michael and Marla Sklars’ argument that they were entitled to claim deductions for tuition and fees paid to their children’s Orthodox Jewish day schools, the Justice Department announced. The Sklars sought charitable deductions under section 170 of the Internal Revenue Code for portions of their tuition payments made to the religious day schools their children attended, asserting that those portions of the tuition payments were for “intangible ... Tag(s): Internal Revenue Service (IRS) • Legal • MarketWatch • Michael and Marla Sklar • Nathan J. Hochman • Tax matter
May 29, 2008		Will Sklar II crack open Scientology's Secret Agreement with the IRS? — realitybasedcommunity.net Edit item... Type: Blog Author(s): Scott Pilutik Source: realitybasedcommunity.net In the early 1990s, Michael and Marla Sklar deducted part of their children's school tuition from their income tax in an amount equal to the proportion they viewed their tuition going toward religious instruction, as opposed to secular teaching (e.g., math, english). He listed his deductions under section 170 of the Tax Code, which permits deductions for charitable and religious contributions. The IRS denied the Sklars their deduction, noting that the Sklars had not provided receipts from the Church of Scientology. ... Tag(s): Internal Revenue Service (IRS) • Judge Kim Wardlaw • Lawsuit • Michael and Marla Sklar • realitybasedcommunity.net • Scott Pilutik • Tax matter
Feb 19, 2008		Info sought on secret IRS deal with Scientology — WorldNetDaily Edit item... Type: Press Source: WorldNetDaily THE POWER TO DESTROY Info sought on secret IRS deal with Scientology 'Position represents unconstitutional favoritism of one religious group over another' Posted: February 19, 2008 3:53 pm Eastern © 2009 WorldNetDaily A federal appeals court is being asked to tell the Internal Revenue Service to open up a secret deal with the Church of Scientology that reportedly allows members to deduct certain educational, or "auditing," expenses, a benefit denied members of other faiths in the United States. The report comes ... Tag(s): Internal Revenue Service (IRS) • Judge Kim Wardlaw • Judge Silverman • Legal • Michael and Marla Sklar • Monique E. Yingling • Tax matter • WorldNetDaily
Feb 8, 2008		9th Circuit Could OK Big Religious Education Tax Break — ABA Journal Edit item... Type: Press Author(s): Martha Neil Source: ABA Journal Tag(s): ABA Journal • Internal Revenue Service (IRS) • Martha Neil • Michael and Marla Sklar Item contributed by: Ron Sharp
Feb 8, 2008		Judges Press IRS on Church Tax Break — New York Sun Edit item... Type: Press Author(s): Josh Gerstein Source: New York Sun Tag(s): Internal Revenue Service (IRS) • Josh Gerstein • Michael and Marla Sklar • New York Sun • Tax matter Item contributed by: Ron Sharp
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