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 One of my favorite sites, The Tax Foundation, had a phenomenal couple posts about Maryland’s so-called Millionaire Tax. The two main posts are, Maryland’s Millionaires Missing After Tax Hike and Maryland’s Lawmaker Proposes making Millionaires’ Tax Permanent. Maryland, like many other States out there are hurting for cash, so what else can a state to Continue reading Proof You can only Push High Net Worth and High Income Individuals So Far! Why pay, use free tax filing from H&R Block
A bad ass blogger, Financial Samurai, made a comment on my blog today that really got to me. His comment was in response to my post Listing Most of Obama’s Proposed Taxes. Sam, as his random blogger buddies who live across the country call him, said, It’s one of those things where one should recognize that Continue reading Why Doesn’t Anyone Feel Remorse When it Comes to High Earners and Income Taxes? Why pay, use free tax filing from H&R Block
As I previously posted about, I learned that, Cancellation of Debt is Taxable Income, when my brother received notice that a creditor he had settled with 2 years ago filed a 1099-C for a deduction for Cancellation of Debt. Luckily he has a brother who is nice and is willing to do research for him. Five Continue reading Writing the IRS in Response to Increase in Income due to 1099-C – Five Rules when Replying to the IRS  I have given the readers of this blog an insight into my taxes, so I felt the need to give a conclusion to my income tax “situation” (yes, it has been upgraded to a situation). These past updates include: Meeting my CPA Tomorrow – What should You Bring when Meeting with your CPA? Continue reading My Last Income Tax Update (hopefully) Check the status of your Federal Refund with the IRS’ “Where’s my Refund” I had previously discussed meeting with my accountant, why I wasn’t a huge fan of my account and receiving the news of my New York & Federal income tax refund. Well its been a while, or at least it feels like a while Continue reading Where is my 2008 Tax Refund? April 9th, 2009 | Tags: income taxes, Personal Finance, refund | Category: Personal Situation | 4 comments
This post was inspired by a post titled, “FNBO Direct Will Drop its Interest Rate to 1.9% APY, Considering SmartyPig with 3.25% APY?” on one of the Best Personal Finance Blogs out there, Consumerism Commentary. I always thought one of the smartest things the Wife and I did when we got our wedding presents (read: cash) Continue reading Sometimes Saving Hurts! Declining Interest Rates Shouldn’t Lead to Rate Chasing April 2nd, 2009 | Tags: income taxes, Investments, Personal Situation | Category: Investments | 4 comments
 I previously discussed the items one should bring to a tax appointment so I figured I should give my readers an update as to what happened. Our Meeting with our “New” Accountant The wife and I met with an accountant which came highly recommended by a co-worker. The meeting went well, and he was shocked how organized Continue reading 2008 Taxes Update – Taxes are E-Filed; What I am doing with the Refund? Why pay, use free tax filing from H&R Block
This post was inspired by a post titled, “Lending Money to Family and Friends” on a great blog fivecentnickel. It was written by Laura from Green Panda Tree House, who was nice enough to choose my article on Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility for the Carnival of Personal Finance #196 Edition. What are the Tax Mechanics Continue reading Tax Mechanics of Intra-Family Loans |
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