|
|||||
|
Why pay, use free tax filing from H&R Block
 
Most people assume that the only way to commit tax fraud is not to pay it or to lie on those documents. However, in New York, and probably most other jurisdictions, there are numerous ways to commit tax fraud. Like the Federal Government, and most other States, New York is short on tax revenue and in response Continue reading There are Many Ways to Commit Tax Fraud 
This is a guest post by the people at LawHelp is an online resource that helps people find free legal aid programs in their communities, answers to questions about their legal rights, court information, links to social service agencies, and more. LawHelp is a program of Pro Bono Net, a national nonprofit dedicated to increasing Continue reading Finding Help when Applying for Unemployment Benefits September 30th, 2009 | Tags: guest post, Law, legal services | Category: Personal Finance | One comment
I received an interesting email the other day, in response to one of my posts where I explained what Default Judgments are, how they affect your credit score and what you should do if you find one on your credit report. This woman in San Jose, Cali wrote, paid fees about request to remove default judgment, Continue reading 5 Great Ways to Find Free or Low Cost Legal Services No Matter Where you Live  On July 22, 2009, New York Attorney General Michael Cuomo filed papers to throw out 100,000 default judgments due to bad service. When I wrote a post way back in December about Default Judgments and How they Affect your Personal Finances I skipped over service of the papers to start a lawsuit. New York Service of Continue reading Another Reason to Check your Credit Report – New York Default Judgment Getting Thrown Out July 24th, 2009 | Tags: Credit Report, Creditors, Default Judgments, Law, Personal Finance | Category: Personal Finance | 3 comments
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 Why pay, use free tax filing from H&R Block
 I learned a very interesting lesson today that I thought I’d share with everyone. It is not a new lesson in fact I remember it from Federal Income Tax class but haven’t heard about it in years. It was years, until my brother grabbed me in between my 8th and 9th beer on the 4th Continue reading Cancellation of Debt May be Taxable Income  Despite writing a personal finance blog, I enjoy chatting up politics and I think I have been very open about my political views, which are basically libertarian in nature. I generally believe the government is a necessary evil and as such I want to keep it as small as possible. The way I look at Continue reading Finally Some Justice – Reverse Discrimination Takes a Hit (Ricci v. DeStefano)
Bankrate/CNBC just posted an article titled, “7 Ways to Save on Legal Advice” written by G.M. Filisko. I have previously discussed the need for a professional when it comes to estate planning and advanced personal finance moves. Well, professionals are usually expensive in terms of out of pocket up front costs (vs. money & time saved Continue reading Save on Legal Costs – Hints and Tips |
 |
||||
|
My Journey to Millions About Contact Me Archives Blog Roll Disclaimer Privacy Policy
Copyright © 2010 My Journey to Millions - All Rights Reserved
|
|||||
Popular Posts