States To Tax Deadbeats: Let’s Make A Deal
Thrilled to be interviewed for a piece in Forbes, out today:
States To Tax Deadbeats: Let’s Make A Deal – Forbes.com
Thrilled to be interviewed for a piece in Forbes, out today:
States To Tax Deadbeats: Let’s Make A Deal – Forbes.com
If you’re looking for the series primer on state taxes, don’t panic… it hasn’t gone anywhere. It’s just on a brief hiatus while I post the 12 Days of Charitable Giving. I’ll be back any day now with Arkansas! Kelly Phillips Erb Kelly Phillips Erb, known as Taxgirl, is a tax attorney, writer, and speaker…
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