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Twittering Tax Pros, Take Two
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Congress Bites At Pet Exemption
Statistically, more than nine in ten pet owners say they consider a pet to be a member of their family, according to a 2011 Harris Poll. That’s a meaningful statistic in a country filled with pet owners: more than three in five Americans have at least one pet in the home with dogs, cats, fish,…
