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Year: 2013

IRS Explains Delays In Processing Some Returns Claiming Education Credits

Kelly Phillips ErbMarch 9, 2013July 7, 2020

When the Internal Revenue Service finally announced that it was accepting federal form 8863, Education Credits (American Opportunity and Lifetime Learning Credits (downloads as a

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Minnesota Tax Authorities Warn Taxpayers To Stop Using Intuit Products

Kelly Phillips ErbMarch 9, 2013July 7, 2020

Every year, we expect to see a few glitches in tax filings, including software bugs and processing issues. Generally, those are resolved pretty quickly and

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Former NFL Star Pleads Guilty In Tax Fraud Case

Kelly Phillips ErbMarch 8, 2013July 7, 2020

Former Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Freddie Mitchell never got that Super Bowl ring he wanted, despite making an appearance in Super Bowl XXXIX, but he

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Taxes From A To Z (2013): E Is For Educational Assistance

Kelly Phillips ErbMarch 8, 2013July 7, 2020

E is for Educational Assistance. In this job market, every advantage helps. And arguably, that advantage could be a college or other degree (though it’s

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Taxes From A To Z (2013): D Is For Disaster Relief

Kelly Phillips ErbMarch 7, 2013July 7, 2020

D is for Disaster Relief. The forecast for the past several days has been terrible with warnings and advisories for gusting winds, heavy rain and

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Philadelphia Battle Over Property Tax Assessments Raises Questions About Funding Public Schools

Kelly Phillips ErbMarch 6, 2013July 7, 2020

On March 7, the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers, students, parents, labor allies, and community leaders will rally at the School District of Philadelphia to protest

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Why Is Amy Poehler Going To Hell? And What Does Taylor Swift Have To Do With It?

Kelly Phillips ErbMarch 6, 2013July 7, 2020

Oh, I do love it when famous people talk about tax. (Stay with me on this one… It takes a little bit.) Two of my

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Taxes From A To Z (2013): C Is For Carpooling

Kelly Phillips ErbMarch 6, 2013July 7, 2020

C is for Carpooling. You cannot deduct the costs of getting to and from work, no matter if you take a bus, trolley, subway, taxi,

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Some Small Businesses Take A Hit From Sequestration

Kelly Phillips ErbMarch 5, 2013July 8, 2020

March 1 came and went and the world was still standing. Sequestration made a big splash at the end of February. Taxpayers were worried… How

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Taxes From A To Z (2013): B Is For Bad Debt Expense

Kelly Phillips ErbMarch 5, 2013July 8, 2020

B is for Bad Debt Expense. Most tax discussions about debt focus on debts that you owe. But what happens when the debt is owed

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