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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!
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!
I’m sitting on my parents’ deck this morning, listening to the wind chimes. It’s an odd moment of quiet in the chaos that is my life. I thought I’d take a second and bang out something witty and deep about home and family and Father’s Day. But I just kept coming back to this piece…
Fooled ya! In case you didn’t read all of the way to the end (ahem) on yesterday’s post, it was, in fact, an April Fool’s Day joke. I have fun with my April Fool’s Day posts every year. You can catch some of the prior posts by clicking below: IRS Offers Discount for Cash Payments…
I’ve been listening to your feedback! As previously announced, we’re making some changes to the podcast. We are keeping the interview portion front and center. That’s not changing. But, as promised, we’ve removed the intro – for timeliness and podcast length – and will be spinning it off as a separate bit. Originally, the spinoff…
Americans love their soda. According to the Center for Science in the Public Interest (report downloads as a pdf), in 2004, the average American consumed 37 gallons of carbonated, non-diet soft drinks. That works out 59,000 calories – or roughly the equivalent of 17 pounds in one year. In good news for the soda industry,…
Aww shucks (*blushing*). The nice folks at LexisNexis have advised that my blog at taxgirl.com has been selected as one of the LexisNexis Top 20 Tax Law Blogs of 2011. The voting for the top blog begins now. You can vote for your favorite (*clears throat*) by following this link. You have to be registered…
Sodas. Tanning. Wine. Hookers. In the scramble to raise revenues, city, state and federal governments have considered slapping taxes on nearly everything they can figure that qualifies as a vice. While some of those efforts have been derided (remember criticisms of the fat tax?) and subsequently derailed, a few of these sin taxes have been…