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Tax Carnival Ecstasy – March 28, 2013

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Tax Carnival Ecstasy – March 28, 2013

Welcome to the March 28, 2013 edition of Tax Carnival Ecstasy. In this edition we start out with an article from Bill  Smith on the recent fight between H&R Block and TurboTax over the advertisements that Intuit has been running about part-time tax preparers. We also have a great article John Schmoll from Frugal Rules on why financial adviser compensation is an issue when selecting a professional to invest your money. Hope that you like all the articles, share on Facebook, tweet, bookmark, and come back real quickly.

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Bill Smith presents Turbo … Read more at 2009 Tax.

Tax Carnival Ecstasy – November 29, 2012

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We need to get this to the Fiscal Cliff! What ...

Welcome to the November 29, 2012 edition of Tax Carnival Ecstasy. In this edition we start with two articles from Bill Smith, a look at Eco Products That Are Tax Deductible and an article all about the Buffett Rule. Then there’s a post on the Fiscal Cliff and whether large corporations are immune by John Schmoll. Finally David de Souza examines Where Your Taxes Go. Hope you enjoy the material, bookmark, share, like on Facebook, tweet and follow the next edition of the carnival.

Shelby Martin presents 5 Reasons to Give Your Nanny a Year-End Review posted at GoNannies.com … Read more at 2009 Tax.

Self Employed? – Here’s 5 Reasons Why You Need An Accountant

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For the self-employed, tax time can be an entirely different experience than for those who are either employed by another company or own their own business. Being self-employed means that you are technically both an employer and an employee, and are at times responsible for paying taxes on issues that affect both.

Taxes are already complex enough for the average individual, but that situation is exacerbated by your current status. As a result, it may be wise to talk to an accountant, as they can not only find special deductions and benefits, but save you the time and anxiety of … Read more at 2009 Tax.

Will There Be Tax Cuts?

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In the struggling economy more and more attention is being given to budget deficits. The amount of debt is staggering and according to recent reports it does not appear to be getting any better. Many states have suffered declines in revenue not seen since the last World War. A record number of states had to combat deficits by cutting costs wherever they could and raising taxes to boost their revenue. A frightening statistic reveals that between 2009 and 2011 a mere eight states implemented tax cuts. 24/7 Wall St. investigated six states that reported a significant increase in revenue. They … Read more at 2009 Tax.

Should the Wealthy Pay More Taxes?

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Our president, later last year, unveiled a new method that he believes will help to increase the revenue to the treasury. The tax plan, designed to tax the wealthy to a greater extent than anyone else  is vaunted by some as being the answer to the prayers of the Treasury Dept., while being denigrated by others as being little more than class warfare promoted by the government.

The core component of the plan and the hype that the government has created to promote it is the ideology that the revenues and the taxation should be given–(a quote from an old … Read more at 2009 Tax.