Wow, in just about 12 hours (a little over), I’ll be crawling into a cab (before 5am, anyone would be crawling) to head out to San Francisco to speak at BlogHer.
I am ridiculously excited for a zillion reasons, not the least of which is that I hear that the high in San Francisco is about 20 degrees less than Philadelphia…
I’ll be speaking about the tax implications of blogging. If you have a question before my session, definitely drop me a note or leave a comment below.
So you know how tax professionals are supposed to have a certain level of decorum? Well… *squeal!* Taxgirl was named as one of the 2008 ABA Journal Blawg 100! The ABA Journal Blawg 100 is a list of the top 100 legal blogs as determined by the editors of the American Bar Association. I am…
With tax season starting, many taxpayers are considering the best ways to file their returns and prepare their tax documents. But, with so many methods and room for confusion, what knowledge should taxpayers have to make the process go smoothly? What information should taxpayers know to prepare themselves for this tax season? On today’s episode…
Being a mom is a tough gig. I didn’t realize how tough until I had three of my own and figured out that in addition to the stuff that I expected (cooking, cleaning, kissing boo-boos), I had to master identifying dinosaurs (by type and time period), whipping up costumes at the drop of a hat…
As a bunch of folks predicted, Barry Bonds’ record-breaking home run ball (756) will be sold at auction. The fan who caught it, 21-year-old Matt Murphy, says he can’t afford to keep it because of the tax consequences. He reportedly said that “several people told him he would be taxed on the souvenir” if he…
Yesterday was a football fan’s paradise… What great games! And the Steelers managed to unseat the Colts as the AFC favorites. Okay, I’m really a Philadelphia Eagles fan, but the Eagles didn’t give us much reason to cheer this season. The Steelers, on the other hand, were brilliant. Now, I know that Steelers fans are…
2010, we hardly knew ye… It’s already 2011, as crazy as that seems. At the end of last year, I asked my readers to share their tax and financial resolutions for the new year. Here’s what they had to say: My resolution is to not pay one single late fee, overdraw fee, ATM fee, etc.,…
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Interesting speaking topic, Kelly.
I hope to meet you at BlogHer.
If you check my post you’ll see I’m all set to hug.
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