So I'm Not Jessica Alba…
But I’m still mentioned on esquire.com this morning. You can check out the link to my interview about not paying taxes here.
But I’m still mentioned on esquire.com this morning. You can check out the link to my interview about not paying taxes here.
Stuck with too much Halloween candy? Consider this list of ways to empty your bag… and don’t forget to consider the tax consequences!
Are you looking for a little sugar rush today? You’re in luck: It’s National Doughnut Day. Now a national event, the first National Doughnut Day happened in Chicago in 1938. And it wasn’t dreamed up by bakers or marketers but by the Salvation Army as a fundraiser to commemorate the work of the “doughnut girls” or “donut lassies”…
The last of the Taxes from A to Z series is Z for Code Z. Code Z is a relatively recent addition to the tax world. It made its debut on the 2005 federal form W-2 (and the related federal form 1099-MISC) as part of the American Jobs Creation Act of 2004. The purpose of…
It’s Getting To Know You Tuesday! Today’s guest is CPA Kevin Foley. Interestingly, Kevin has his CPA but doesn’t actively practice tax now. Read on… 1. Where are you now? In my office, in my home in Freehold, NJ 2. What’s your official title and what does it mean? Depends on the audience… Dad for…
UPDATED: We have a winner! Congratulations to Chris Swan! I will be in touch! It’s the first of my back to school giveaways! You can win a copy of TuneUp Utilities 2009. TuneUp Utilities is designed to help both novice and advanced PC users keep their system healthy and running fast. TuneUp Utilities 2009 let’s…
In May of this year, David A. Staveley (a/k/a Kurt D. Sanborn) of Andover, Massachusetts, and David Butziger of Warwick, Rhode Island, were accused of conspiring to illegally obtain funds through the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). The PPP offers billions of dollars in potentially forgivable loans to keep workers on the payroll, guaranteed by the Small Business Administration…
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Yay for you for getting interviewed, and yay for me for actually reading an Esquire article. I am actually surprised that they didn’t used to require the social security numbers of the dependents. What if two people claim the same dependent, like what a reader asked earlier this week? But at least that’s fixed now. Makes sense.
Wow! This is fabulous and cool! I will tivo your TV appearance as well!! 🙂