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Tax Law: The Musical
TaxProfBlog has a wonderful round up of tax-related songs. Here’s my favorite: Stephen Stubbs’ Taxes are Best When You Pay Nothing At All. Looking for
Read MoreDoes The E In E-file Mean Excessive?
Feldman, Shepherd, Wohlgelernter, Tanner & Weinstock, a plaintiff’s firm out of Philadelphia, thinks so. They have filed suit in the U.S. District Court for the
Read MoreTax & The Single Girl
When my husband saw a bright yellow post-it with the word “divorce” on it tacked onto my Mac, he began to worry a little. Nothing
Read MoreGetting To Know You Tuesday: Kathy Mandelbaum
It’s not a secret that I am a huge fan of Temple Law School’s tax program. Yes, I’m biased because it’s my alma mater. But
Read MoreObama’s Plans For Social Security
It seems that nobody really knows what to do about Social Security. Or maybe it’s that lots of folks do really know, but nobody has
Read MoreDoes Mitt Romney Favor Stay At Home Moms?
Mitt Romney has said publicly that parents who home school their children should get a federal tax credit to help offset the expense of teaching.
Read MoreIs Dark Chocolate Really More Of A Tax Burden?
I’m such a sucker for Milky Ways – especially the Milky Way Midnight (note to readers contemplating holiday gifts…). And Iowa has brought to the
Read MoreIRS Announces New Chinese, Korean, Russian & Vietnamese Tax Glossaries to Assist Taxpayers
The Internal Revenue Service has announced that new tax glossaries are available in Chinese (simplified), Chinese (traditional), Korean, Russian and Vietnamese. A Spanish version was
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