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Tax Season Kicks Off January 30th: Here’s What’s On Tap

(Update: The contest is now closed. I have the winners! They are: BrynMawr Girl, csom97, Davis C. Burroughs, IV, David Moore and Scott Coyle. Thanks

With just a few days left before tax season officially opens on January 30, the Internal Revenue Service has announced that there will be a

I am a recovering rewards program junkie. My husband used to refer to me a “marketer’s dream” and he was right. My keychain was cluttered

It all started with a ping. Just before noon, I got an interesting tweet. A flurry of tweets, Facebook messages, and emails followed. It was,

January 22nd has come and gone without incident. It was supposed to be opening day for tax season at the Internal Revenue Service. But with

I was wrong. Remember when I said that the House was going to push off the debt ceiling for three months? Turns out they didn’t

In light of the decision in Loving et al v Commissioner where the court ruled that the Internal Revenue Service did not have the authority

Two things happened on Sunday. One, I sat down for an interview with Dan Alban, the lead attorney in Loving et al v. Commissioner (downloads

Today, we celebrate the life of Martin Luther King, Jr. To honor the day, as I do always, I am reposting an article (as is)

House Republican leaders announced over the weekend that they will vote this week on a plan to extend the debt ceiling for three more months