Dennis Kennedy’s annual Best of Law-related Blogging Awards, the Blawggies, have named a winner in the Best Law Professor Blog category. The winner is a tax blog! Professor Jim Maule’s excellent blog, Mauled Again, took top honors.
I’m a big fan and have interviewed Professor Maule here on taxgirl. You can get to know Professor Maule here.
(Hat tip: TxProf Blog)
Our first installment of Tax Talk 2010 features Jon Runyan, the Republican candidate for New Jersey’s Third Congressional District. I emailed Mr. Runyan a set of six questions related to tax. Follows are his unedited answers: 1. What’s the single most important tax issue facing Americans today? ANSWER: It’s tough to nail down just one…
It’s Getting to Know You Tuesday! Today’s interview is with Professor Steven Willis who teaches at the University of Florida School of Law. A call on my blog (and nicely promoted on TaxProf blog) for the nation’s coolest tax professors resulted in a nomination for Professor Willis by an anonymous “Palm Beach T&E attorney.” Professor…
Wow. This is just of those stories that you see and you almost just breeze right by it – cause it can’t be true. But apparently, it is. Professor Jan Ting – one of my own former tax professors at Temple University – has been “expelled” by the Delaware Republican Party from his position in…
I’m not the only tax professional hooked on the Olympics this year. The next tax pro in my Getting to Know You Tuesday series, Bree G. Vopelak, has copped to watching the trials earlier in the season. When not cheering on Team USA, she works at a law firm, Hamilton | Vopelak P.C., in Grapevine,…
It’s resume season at my law office, which means we’re getting lots of emails and letters from aspiring attorneys. I’ve also received a few inquiries at taxgirl.com asking for job advice for tax professional wannabes. So, in honor of the “season”, I’m reprinting a piece that I wrote last year. Consider it the “What Not…
I’m sitting on my parents’ deck this morning, listening to the wind chimes. It’s an odd moment of quiet in the chaos that is my life. I thought I’d take a second and bang out something witty and deep about home and family and Father’s Day. But I just kept coming back to this piece…
