Media & Broadcasting

Current practitioner intelligence. A substantial historical record.

Podcasting, video, radio, television, interviews, books, and professional media spanning more than a decade.

Tax Practitioner Intelligence

Tax Practitioner Intelligence is Owen’s current media and publishing platform: one numbered editorial series coordinated across written analysis, podcasting, video, the weekly practitioner briefing, and practitioner discussion.

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Owen S. Arnoff during a FOX40 Sacramento television appearance

Television appearances

FOX40 Sacramento

Owen appeared live on KTXL FOX40 Sacramento as a tax expert on multiple occasions, discussing tax-season and taxpayer issues for a general audience. The appearances are part of a broader record of consumer education, radio, interviews, speaking, and practitioner-focused media.

TaxSense: Keeping What’s Yours

From 2012 through spring 2014, Owen hosted TaxSense: Keeping What’s Yours in Sacramento. The program began as a one-hour Saturday broadcast on KHTK 1140 and later moved to KTKZ 1380 The Answer, expanding to two hours from noon to 2:00 p.m.

The surviving archive covers tax planning, IRS issues, small-business taxation, real estate, Social Security, retirement, financial planning, risk management, and related topics.

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Archive notice: These are historical recordings. Tax laws, IRS procedures, financial rules, technology, and planning strategies discussed reflect the circumstances in effect when originally broadcast and may no longer be current.

Books & professional contributions

Owen has contributed interviews, practitioner perspective, and written material to professional tax and business publications, including The Enrolled Agent Tax Consulting Practice Guide.

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Published articles and historical Q&A

Owen’s earlier writing includes tax and IRS-examination articles published in Backstage, alongside a historical public tax-planning Q&A presence on AllExperts. Read the original publications below or visit Books & Publications.

These links lead to historical third-party publications, not updated 2026 tax guidance.

Current topic areas

  • Adverse authority, counterarguments, and trying to prove the initial conclusion wrong
  • Why practitioner judgment should remain supreme
  • Fact discipline before tax conclusions
  • Tax savings versus Net Economic Benefit
  • Reasonable compensation as an annual process
  • When an S corporation actually makes sense
  • How experienced practitioners recognize planning opportunities
  • Why good planning fails without implementation