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Bill limiting police chokeholds, requiring duty to intervene passes Nevada Assembly in bipartisan vote

A bill that restricts police use of chokeholds, allows recording of law enforcement and calls for drug testing of officers involved in shootings passed the Assembly with bipartisan support, in spite of criticism that lawmakers could have gone further to address police brutality.

From criminal justice reform to Cannabis Compliance Board, new Nevada laws begin today

Laws implementing a wide range of criminal justice reforms, establishing a state board responsible for regulating marijuana and creating a payday loan database finally take effect Wednesday, more than a year after the 2019 legislative session ended.

What's happening around Carson City on Tuesday, Nov. 5

Settling into the week as we head into Tuesday, Nov. 5, activities around the capital city include a morning walk and evening hike with Muscle Powered, a Salvation Army holiday job fair, plus a grant workshop through the Nevada Arts Council, an evening showing of the 1951 film "An American in Paris" hosted by the Carson City Classic Cinema Club, pole fitness and swing dance lessons at Yaple's Ballroom and more.

Capital City Community Band announces Nevada Day Concert

Event Date: 
Repeats every day until Sat Oct 26 2019 .
October 26, 2019 - 2:00pm

The Capital City Community Band will present its annual Nevada Day concert at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 26 in the Capital Amphitheater in Carson City. The concert will feature a variety of music from Big Band sounds to Marches, Patriotic songs and Halloween favorites.

Events around Carson City for Monday, May 6

As we head into the first day of the work week, Monday, May 6, 2019, we're looking at sunshine and a chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms with a daytime high in the low 70s, according to weather service forecasters. Activities include talks, art showings and demonstrations, presentations and more. Enjoy.

Retirement Income and Tax Planning

Event Date: 
May 6, 2019 - 5:00pm

This set of classes includes Taxes in Retirement and Retirement Income Planning. Taxes in Retirement will equip you with the most up-to-date and comprehensive information regarding retirement taxation, including ways to efficiently harvest your income sources - whether they are Social Security, 401(k)/IRA, other sources, or a combination of them all. Using the information you'll learn during our seminar, you'll be better positioned to develop a successful retirement tax strategy that can potentially safeguard you from over-taxation - all with the goal of saving you money.

Carson City Classic Cinema Club presents An American in Paris (1951)

Event Date: 
November 5, 2019 - 6:30pm

Gene Kelly stars as an American artist who finds love in Paris, but nearly loses it to conflicting loyalties, in one of MGM's most elegant and celebrated musicals. The lavish sets and costumes are accompanied by a music score from George and Ira Gershwin.

General admission $4; free for students and members.
Trivia and intro begin at 6:30p; film at 7:00pm. Doors open at 6:00pm at the Brewery Arts Center Performance Hall - 511 W. King Street.

What's happening around Carson City on Friday, Feb. 22

Hello Carson City as we welcome in Friday, Feb. 22, 2019, the end of the work week, a short one for many because of the President's Day holiday. Activities abound Friday and into the weekend, including the second day of the three-day, 6th Carson City International Film Weekend festival.

Job Fair at Home Instead Senior Care in Carson City

Caregivers Job Fair
Event Date: 
February 22, 2019 - 11:00am

There will be a Job Fair at Home Instead Senior Care in Carson City this Friday, Feb. 22 beginning at 11 a.m. The Job Fair features on the spot interviews. Put your passion for Caregiving to work!

We need compassionate people with great character to join our elite Caregiving Team. Our Caregivers enjoy building relationships with Seniors as well as development training.

Job Fair at Home Instead Senior Care in Carson City

Event Date: 
November 16, 2018 - 11:00am

Put your passion for Caregiving to work! We need compassionate people with great character to join our elite Caregiving Team. Our Caregivers enjoy building relationships with Seniors as well as developing training. We have competitive pay, Medical benefits, a Wellness program, flexible hours, and retirement program “Simple IRA.”

ON THE SPOT INTERVIEW!

WORK FOR THE 1ST PLACE COMPANY FOR “BEST PLACES TO WORK”

$200 SIGN ON BONUS! VARIETY OF SHIFTS AND COMPETITIVE PAY!

YOU CAN APPLY IN PERSON OR ONLINE AT WWW.HOMEINSTEADCARSON.COM

Nevada Historical Society lecture explores legacy of George Gershwin

Event Date: 
September 28, 2018 - 5:15pm

When the Reno Philharmonic Orchestra held its very first concert fifty years ago, it played the music of the iconic American composer George Gershwin.

As part of its Reno Philharmonic Exhibition Lecture Series, the Nevada Historical Society will welcome guest lecturers Dr. Mark Clague and Timothy Freeze, both musicologists, who take on the topic, “Gershwin’s Legacy.”

Last day of Summer: Events and happenings around Carson City for Sept. 21

Welcome to the last day of summer Carson City. Today is Friday, Sept. 21, 2018. The forecast calls for sunny skies and cool nights through the weekend, ideal for today and the weekend's upcoming events.

Job Fair at Home Instead Senior Care in Carson City

Flexible Hours for Caregivers! On the spot interview.
Event Date: 
Repeats every 2 days until Fri Sep 21 2018 .
September 21, 2018 - 11:00am

Our Caregivers enjoy building relationships with Seniors as well as developing training. We have competitive pay, Medical benefits, a Wellness program, flexible hours, and retirement program “Simple IRA.”

John Bullis column: If you Won an ‘S’ Corporation Should you Hire your Child?

The new Tax Law for 2018 and later provides a $12,000 Standard Deduction (instead of itemized deductions) for single taxpayers. If your child earns wages of $12,000 or less in 2018, the child files a tax return, but pays no tax.

John Bullis column: What is obstructive conduct with IRS?

IRS investigated Carlo Marinello’s activities for years 2004 through 2009. In 2012 IRS charged him with violating several criminal tax statutes under Code Section 7212(a). That Section makes it a felony to corruptly or by force obstruct or impede the due administration of the Internal Revenue Code.

John Bullis column: What is 'Step up in Tax Basis'?

A special tax benefit to save future income taxes is known as the “Step Up in Tax Basis.”

This happens when someone dies and leaves stocks, bonds, personal property and real estate to the heirs.

John Bullis Column: New Limits for 2018 Retirement Savings

It is good Congress has linked many retirement plans with inflation. Here are some of the main 2018 dollar limits. 401(K) maximum contribution increases in 2018 to $18,500. That is $500 more than it was for 2017. And if you were born before 1969 (will be age 50 by 12-31-18) the “Catch-up” contribution is an additional $6,000.

John Bullis: Non Tax Estate Planning

Of course Estate Planning is done to minimize taxes and be sure the financial matters are done as desired. However, the planning for other than taxes is very important. Designating the best Trustee or Executor and possible successors is not easy, but extremely important to being sure the administration goes smoothly.

John Bullis Column: New Waiver of IRA 60 Day Replacement Rules

IRS Revenue Procedure 2016-47 gives information and guidance about waivers of the 60 day rollover requirement of IRA distributions. You can print it out and use the model letter IRS provided. If you take a distribution from your IRA, 403(b), 457(b) or a qualified retirement plan, you can “pay it back” within 60 days and there is no tax on the distribution. And, the 10% early withdrawal penalty for folks under age 59 ½ does not apply.

John Bullis column: Plan when converting to ROTH IRA

You can convert your regular IRA to a ROTH IRA. The value converted is taxable income. If the value goes down after conversion, you can change your mind and cancel the conversion if you do it by Oct. 15th of the year following the conversion.

John Bullis Column: Your Surprise IRA Beneficiary

Saving for your retirement and possible bequest to family and friends is good to do! Many folks have an Individual Retirement Account (IRA) that is a major part of their retirement savings.

Geoff Lawrence Moves On and Up

Event Date: 
June 28, 2017 - 6:45am

For now, this is the last regular column that will carry the Ron and Geoff byline. Geoff is leaving the Assistant Controller’s job July 1 for a new one.

James Smack, the Deputy Controller, will join Ron in the weekly column beginning next week. Geoff will make guest appearances now and then, we anticipate.

John Bullis column: Thoughts on Gifting

It is easier to give than to receive gifts. Depending on your circumstances and those of your children or grandchildren, maybe it is time to consider doing some special gifts.

John Bullis Column: Maybe it is Best to Keep Your 401K Account

When someone changes jobs, or retires, they need to decide whether to keep the retirement savings account they have with the old employer, commonly known as 401(k). They do have the option or ability to “roll it over” or transfer to a new or an existing IRA account.

Western Nevada Musical Theatre Company Presents 'Nice Work If You Can Get It'

Event Date: 
May 5, 2017 (All day)
May 12, 2017 (All day)

Fresh from Broadway: Bootleggers, showgirls, playboys, prohibitionists and politicians make for non-stop giddy fun in "Nice Work If You Can Get It" - a Gershwin song and dance spectacular playing in Northern Nevada for the first time.

John Bullis: Some thoughts on settling an estate or trust

The chances are pretty good we will all die sometime. When your relative or friend dies and names you as the person to settle everything, plan on doing a difficult job. You will probably need help from a CPA and an attorney, but you will get to do most of the work.

John Bullis column: ROTH IRA distributions to non spouse beneficiary

When the owner of a ROTH IRA dies and the beneficiary is not the surviving spouse, special rules on required minimum distributions apply. The Non Spouse Beneficiary (ie child, etc) is to receive distributions from the ROTH IRA:

John Bullis: Best ways to make investments in gold

There are many ways to invest in gold. Some have some surprising tax rules. As with all investment decisions, you would not want to put all your money in gold or any one stock.

Diversification is best. If you choose to invest in gold (directly or indirectly), maybe you should limit the amount to about 5 percent of your total investments.

John Bullis: Don’t Waste Your Gift Tax Exclusions

The Gift Tax rules are interesting and offer many possibilities for planning that will improve the quality of life for your family and friends.
Basically you can give total cash gifts (checks) of $14,000 each year, to each person. If you have three grandchildren, you can give each of them $14,000 total gifts in 2016 and there is no gift tax to pay and form 709, U.S. Gift Tax Return is not required to be filed. That is known as the “Annual Exclusion” gift allowance.

John Bullis column: A Charitable Tax Break for Some IRA Owners

You have probably heard about the option (choice) IRA owners who are age 70-½ or older have about sending their IRA distribution (or part of it) to a charity or church. The total limit each year for the IRA distribution(s) paid directly to charities is $100,000.

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