K is for Kiddie Tax. It’s no secret that Congress is concerned about tax fraud. With loopholes and exceptions galore (all, ahem, actually created by
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J is for Job Search Expenses. Despite recent news that seems to hint that the job market might be recovering, many Americans are still out
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“Because I said so.” As a parent, I’ve grown to love the power of those words. But as a professional? Not so much. At work,
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I is for Injured Spouse. Injured spouse is perhaps one of the most misunderstood tax terms in the Tax Code. It just carries with it
Read MoreIRS Begins Issuing Test Results For Tax Preparers
I hate standardized tests. My daughter, a straight-A student at her elementary school, was freaking out over taking the PSSAs, the state-issued assessment tests in
Read MoreWill Taxes Drive Manning’s Final Decision?
Once upon a time, professional ballplayers went to play for a team and they stayed. They were franchise players – so good that entire teams
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I have a love/hate relationship with my house. I hate that the screen door in the back is broken but is nearly impossible to fix
Read MoreTaxes From A To Z: G Is For Gift Expenses
G is for Gift Expenses. The word gift can have a different meaning, depending on who is doing the giving and who is doing the
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F is for FSA. Benefits stink at a lot of businesses these days. As a business owner, though, I understand why: the underlying costs of
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