The Mark Milton Show with The Smash

Ep. 10, Seg. 2: McCloskey’s Last Stand - Another Black Eye for STL

What would you do?  Smash and Milty discuss how they’d respond to a mob encroaching on their property.  

Ep. 10, Seg. 1: Mark Mantovani - Candidate for STL County Executive

Democrat candidate for County Executive Mark Mantovani discusses why he’s running for the position, his vision for the St. Louis area, and he responds to the Centene CEO’s recent critique of the region. 

Ep. 9, Seg. 3: Estimated Taxes and the IRS Extending Tax Filing Deadline Again?

The STLTaxLawyer explains the basics of estimated tax payments, key tax deadlines, and what another extension of the 2019 tax filing deadline would mean for taxpayers.

Ep. 9, Seg. 2: Forming a More Perfect Union

Milty and Smash discuss race relations in America, Black Lives Matter, tearing down monuments, how facts don’t seem to matter, and “Autonomous Zones” in Seattle and elsewhere.

Ep. 9, Seg. 1: Senator Bill Eigel & His Proposal to Repeal Personal Property Taxes

Senator Bill Eigel from St. Charles County discuss his efforts to repeal the personal property tax in Missouri. The Senator argues the tax is regressive on low-income taxpayer, unduly burdensome on small businesses, and explains how the state can eliminate the tax and still meeting funding needs for local governments.

Ep. 8, Seg. 2: Joe Corbett from House of Pain and Todd Gehrs from Peak Performance — Government Shutdown and Gyms Reopening

Joe Corbett from House of Pain and Todd Gehrs from Peak Performance — Government Shutdown and Gyms Reopening

Ep. 8, Seg. 4: Beware of Non-Attorney Tax Resolution Groups

Beware of Non-Attorney Tax Resolution Groups

Ep. 8, Seg. 3: Smash and His Man Purse

Smash and His Man Purse

Ep. 8, Seg. 1: The Great Home Run Chase of 98, MLB vs. NFL as National Pastime, and Goodell is a Fraud

The Great Home Run Chase of 98, MLB vs. NFL as National Pastime, and Goodell is a Fraud

Ep. 7, Seg. 3: How to Avoid IRS Trust Fund Recovery Penalties

Mark discusses why, especially during tough economic times, small businesses should comply with their payroll tax obligations.  Failing to withhold, account for, and pay over employment taxes can result in personal liability and/or prison time.