And The Winner Is…
Taxgirl Goes to the Movies: Trading Places.
The movie was suggested by Madgirl, so congrats to her, too! She wins a cool taxgirl tee shirt.
Thanks to all who played along!
Taxgirl Goes to the Movies: Trading Places.
The movie was suggested by Madgirl, so congrats to her, too! She wins a cool taxgirl tee shirt.
Thanks to all who played along!
Kelly Phillips Erb, known as Taxgirl, is a tax attorney, writer, and speaker who explains tax news, IRS updates, scams, financial crime, and money in plain English.
We have a winner! See comments! Our next tax trivia question is: In the mid-50s, Congress passed a law stating that Social Security benefits were not “rights” and could be taken away for a number of reasons, including deportation. Shortly thereafter, a resident alien who paid taxes into the Social Security system was eventually denied…
There are, as of this writing, 12 days until the end of the taxable year. That means that you have 12 days to squeeze in most of your remaining tax deductions for 2014 (there are a few exceptions like those for IRA contributions). One of the easiest ways to get a deduction, assuming you itemize,…
Jennifer, over at My Organized Biz, has a challenge for you. If your desk is a nightmare of mess and chaos, let her give you some suggestions to make it better. Just send her a photo of your desk. Details here.
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Tennis superstar Caroline Wozniacki walked away from her $1.45 million paycheck (by accident!) after placing at the U.S. Open. If you walked away from your paycheck, could you skip paying the tax on it?