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Stirring the Pot: Could Legalizing Marijuana Save the Economy?

Kelly Phillips ErbApril 20, 2012May 18, 2020

On April 2, One L. Goh allegedly went on a shooting spree inside Oikos University in Oakland, California, killing seven students. That same day, federal

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The Working Mom Debate Isn’t About Kids, It’s About Money

Kelly Phillips ErbApril 19, 2012June 9, 2020

I was finishing up with a colleague at the office when I saw my cell phone light up. It wasn’t a number that I recognized

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Taxes From A To Z: Y Is For Year End

Kelly Phillips ErbMarch 29, 2012June 2, 2020

Y is for Year End. Tax returns are filed based on your tax year end. Individual filers have a calendar year which means that federal

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IRS Brings ‘A Team’ To Crush Transfer Pricing Abuse

Kelly Phillips ErbMarch 27, 2012November 17, 2019

Many years ago, a crack unit of specialists from Big Four audit firms and boutique consultancy firms – were working on the mean streets of

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Economist Says US Tax System Nearly Gave Him Nervous Breakdown

Kelly Phillips ErbMarch 26, 2012June 8, 2020

If Citigroup Chief Economist Willem Buiter (and former Financial Times blogger) looks like he’s suffering through a nervous breakdown, you can blame the U.S. Tax

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Citibank Issues Forms 1099 For Frequent Flyer Miles, Surprising Customers & IRS

Kelly Phillips ErbMarch 1, 2012June 1, 2020

Apparently, the banking industry doesn’t have enough bad press these days. They’re going to new heights to tick off customers… quite literally. Citibank, part of

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Tax Trivia Giveaway #4: Social Security Numbers

Kelly Phillips ErbFebruary 1, 2012June 1, 2020

Our next tax trivia question is: The original purpose of the Social Security number, which was introduced in 1935, was to track individuals’ accounts within

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Tax Trivia Giveaway #3: High Income Taxpayers

Kelly Phillips ErbJanuary 31, 2012May 28, 2020

Our next tax trivia question is: In 2000, Vice President Cheney and his wife owed federal taxes of $14,295,058 on adjusted gross income of $36,086,635.

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Tax Trivia Giveaways For Tax Season 2012

Kelly Phillips ErbJanuary 30, 2012May 28, 2020

Yep, it’s that time of year: free tax software! I have 20 access codes for free CompleteTax online tax prep software to give away to

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Taxes & The State Of The Union 2012

Kelly Phillips ErbJanuary 25, 2012May 28, 2020

Last night was the State of the Union speech as delivered by President Obama. Traditionally, the State of the Union speech is delivered once a year

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