It’s election season. And for the first time in my adult life, I’m receiving emails from friends asking me to contribute to various political races
Read MoreMonth: August 2012
More Tax Transaction Hoax Emails
How appropriate that after yesterday’s post on e-bills I received not one – but nine – scam emails purporting to be from IRS. Apparently, those
Read MoreJudge Wants Tax Increase To Defend Against A Potential Civil War
In Lubbock County, Texas, there’s talk of a tax increase. The increase is to be 1.7 cents per $100 for the next fiscal year, boosting
Read MoreE-Bills For Taxes Could Be Headed Your Way
I love technology. I love that I can order a car from Uber at the touch of a button on my Droid. I love that
Read MoreRomney’s ‘Number’ Is 13.9: What’s Yours?
What’s your number? You know, your tax rate for federal income tax purposes? I know, you’re thinking 20%, 30%, maybe even 35%. Far higher than
Read MoreMoving Right Along: Deducting Work-Related Moving Expenses
It’s a pretty exciting week at the law firm: we’re moving to a new location. I’ll admit to being a little nostalgic about the big
Read MoreIRS Tool Can Help Students With FAFSA
In just a few weeks, students will be moving into dorm rooms across the country. The new school year is officially beginning! The first few
Read MoreStudy Reveals CEOs Get Paid More Than Uncle Sam
Math is, apparently, really hard. A new study released by the Institute for Policy Studies has revealed the following, very not so shocking information: a
Read MoreWhat Romney & I Have In Common With More Than 10 Million Taxpayers
If you chose, “You’re both crazy rich,” I thank you kindly but you should really read the blog more… Er, no. What Romney (R) and
Read MoreGetting To Know You Tuesday: Jennifer L. Lamb
One of the things that I love about being able to do this series is that it runs the gamut from attorneys to accountants to
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