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Taxes From A To Z: P Is For Presidential Election Fund

Kelly Phillips ErbMarch 18, 2011

Admit it, you’ve stared at that checkbox for the presidential election fund and you have no idea what it really means… It’s one of the

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Taxes From A To Z: L Is For Like-Kind Exchanges

Kelly Phillips ErbMarch 14, 2011

These days, selling real estate doesn’t seem to make anyone happy. If there’s a loss (which is more often than not the case as of

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Taxes From A To Z: I Is For Insolvency

Kelly Phillips ErbMarch 11, 2011

I remember the first phone call that I received about insolvency exceptions. A taxpayer called to ask me how to protect his daughter who had

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Taxes From A To Z: G Is For Golden Parachutes

Kelly Phillips ErbMarch 9, 2011

I know. This sounds like something that Michael Kors might be putting out. Unfortunately, golden parachute payments have nothing to do with the world of

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Taxes From A To Z: F Is For FBAR

Kelly Phillips ErbMarch 8, 2011

In 1970, Congress passed the Bank Secrecy Act which was pretty much the first law on the books in the US to require banks and

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State Of The Union 2011: What Does It Mean?

Kelly Phillips ErbJanuary 26, 2011

Last night, the President delivered his annual State of the Union speech to members of Congress and to the nation. The text follows below but

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Tax Trivia: Timely Filing

Kelly Phillips ErbJanuary 9, 2011

We have a winner! See the correct answer in the comments. Our next tax trivia question for the giveaway is: To be considered timely filed,

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Biden’s Frosty Exchange Over Taxes

Kelly Phillips ErbJune 30, 2010

Last week, Vice President Joe Biden was in Milwaukee when he stopped in at Kopp’s Frozen Custard (not ice cream!) for a quick bite. After

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It’s April 14! I’m Late!

Kelly Phillips ErbApril 14, 2010May 19, 2020

Seriously? You’re not late. If you haven’t filed your taxes yet, you still have a moment or two to spare. Despite some of the headlines

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2008 Is A Record-Breaking Tax Year

Kelly Phillips ErbMarch 12, 2010May 19, 2020

But not necessarily in a good way. The Tax Foundation is reporting that two records were set in 2008: the highest numbers of non-payers and

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