According to the U.S. Census, during the last significant election (2010), the observed percentage of age-eligible citizens who voted in the United States was 46%.
Read MoreTax Relief & Helping Out As Hurricane Sandy Recovery Efforts Continue
I know that cleanup efforts are still ongoing in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy… 21,000 people in the Philadelphia area alone are still without power
Read MoreElection Day Primer: Comparing The Presidential Candidates’ Tax Plans
With Election Day just around the corner, I’ve received a number of questions about the differences between the Obama/Biden and Romney/Ryan tax plans. It’s nearly
Read MoreHere’s How You Can Help Out After Hurricane Sandy
Since posting my article on Hurricane Sandy, I’ve been asked about what was still needed for the clean-up and rebuilding post-Hurricane Sandy. I received some
Read MoreHow To Help Out After Hurricane Sandy
Last night, the power came back on in our house, following an outage due to Hurricane Sandy. We were lucky to have the power back
Read MoreWhy Romney’s Tax Planning Doesn’t Deserve Criticism
Let’s say you’re in the mood for a coffee. You pop into the cafe, order your drink, and are informed by the barista that the
Read MoreAs Hurricane Threat Mounts, Take Precautions For Home & Business
As I type this, I am watching the winds pick up outside of my window. It’s a gloomy day out here in eastern Pennsylvania and
Read MoreBerlusconi Sentenced For Tax Fraud, Remains On Trial
Che scandalo! It feels like something out of a Hollywood movie: a once-powerful world leader in court on a series of charges including tax fraud,
Read MoreIRS Issues Warning On Fake Web Site
It’s not just the goblins and ghouls that you have to worry about this month. It’s the real bad guys: scammers and thieves. Just this
Read MoreIRS Announces Increase In Annual Exclusion For Gifts
Nobody has a crystal ball. I’ve sat through presentation after presentation (and given a couple myself) on the state of the federal estate and gift
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