I know nothing, nothing, nothing about Facebook. But I’m trying.
One of our fab bloggers at b5media created a nifty app that allows you to access taxgirl on Facebook. So if you’re a Facebook user (or even if you’re not), check it out:
taxgirl’s Facebook Application
(Update: Or just visit www.facebook.com/taxgirl)
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: The US has tax treaties with 67 countries. How many of those has taxgirl visited? Don’t forget: the first correct answer wins free CCH tax prep software. What’s your guess?
I know, I know, it’s been ages. But I have a reason, I swear. For awhile, I have been blogging away at intaxicated.net. I had hoped to secure intaxicated.com when I began and even made a plea to buy the URL. The owner, associated with a tax preparation service, never even acknowledged my request. You’ll note…
I thought I’d offer my pop culture-laden response to the Tax Lawyer’s post where he says: Frankly, I don’t know anyone who knows anyone who knows Kevin Bacon . . . but I did see the movie Diner three times. Sure you do, me! And here’s my connection: 1, Kevin Bacon, who you may now…
In September, about 17.6 million tax returns were still awaiting processing, and the IRS expects to receive over 4 million more in October. The delay has left many taxpayers frustrated, especially those grappling with error notices and being charged penalties and interest for alleged mistakes. Those penalties add up. For the fiscal year 2020, the…
Taxgirl is now on Facebook! Oh, go ahead, roll your eyes… But you know you want to join. All the cool kids are doing it. Check it out here. It’s more tax fun than anyone should be allowed to have!
On Wednesday, President Barack Obama went all social media on us, appearing at a “town hall” style meeting at offices in Facebook. The event, which also featured Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, the 19th wealthiest person in the U.S., estimated to be worth a cool $13.5 billion, was broadcast across the web as part of an…
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hello taxgirl,
i just noticed that i didnt claim my daughter for the 2008 tax year. my daughters mother gets to claim her for odd years and i get to even years. although, i completely spaced it for 2008. i am not sure if her mother claimed her or not. what can i do to find out if she did for 2008? and can i fill out a form and claim her now?
thanks for your info in advance
clint