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Following up on my earlier post about the IRS taxation of cell phones, I’m curious to know what the average cell phone bill is for my readers. The cost of the phone service will be a consideration for purposes of taxation – I’m guessing the cost of the phone will be included, as well. JD…
Putting A Price On Mom
In about a week, I’ll be on stage to receive an award from the Philadelphia Business Journal as one of their “40 Under 40” for 2012. Fortunately, my seven year old daughter (one of my three great kids) will be along to help perform my “hidden talent”: I know all of the words to Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious…
You Like Me, You Really Like Me.
Well, my hubby does, and he kind of has to, I guess. He nominated me for a best law blog award… Iffen you’re so inclined to agree with him, you can visit here and click on the little “+” sign at the bottom of the comment to add your vote. Kelly Phillips Erb Kelly Phillips…
Taxgirl Gets a Nod… Twice
The folks at CareerAdvice.com kindly included taxgirl.com as one of their “20 Best Blogs for Tax Advice.” A click over to their site also revealed that the tax features on AOL’s WalletPop garnered the top spot on the list – those links are my posts, too. I’ve been filling in as tax guru on WalletPop…
My New MacBook – And Its Tax Connection
Just before BlogHer, Chris went out and bought me a new laptop. This was a fairly important purchase since my last laptop had more or less lost its portability – kind of an important part of a laptop. My new laptop is a MacBook, just a more modern version of my prior laptop (only this…
Driver Kidnaps Tax Officials To Avoid Paying Tax
Here’s a novel way to avoid paying tax: kidnap the tax collectors. In what may be the oddest tax news I’ve read recently, the online paper, Sindh Today, has reported that an Indian man may be charged with kidnapping after he allegedly attempted to abduct two excise officers. According to reports, the driver slowed at…
