Most of what you've read online about IRS problems is wrong, or at least misleading. I'm Darrin Mish. I practice tax law in Tampa and I've been doing this for 32 years. Here's what's actually true.<\/p>\n
m.cjonline.com \u2014 The Kansas Senate and House participated in separate versions of legislative paralysis Saturday night while trying to wiggle state government out from under the burden of a $400 million budget deficit.<\/p>\n
Inertia was so troublesome that House Majority Leader Jene Vickrey R-Louisburg, adjourned the House until Monday.<\/p>\n
The Senate was still scheduled to convene Sunday, but the chamber\u2019s agenda was unclear.<\/p>\n
\u201cOn Monday,\u201d Vickrey said, \u201cbe ready to go.\u201d<\/p>\n
Members of the Senate had been expected to engage in late-night debate<\/a> on a bill raising Kansas tax collections by $210 million to demonstrate for taxpayers modest progress toward a financial resolution could be achieved.<\/p>\n Instead of hurling political talking points at each other, the politically fractured Senate elected to sit on their hands for a couple hours.<\/p>\n Read more about Senate punts tax debate; House goes home till Monday<\/a><\/p>\n