Reads from Last Week. . .

Posted by Bruce Mc on Nov 8, 2009 in Week in review | 1 comment

         Well, I really need to get all this done sooner. My intent, as many know, is get this up by 7am or so central time. Such a busy last two days, so I am running a bit behind where I want to be. However, I am catching up. 

          This week I am going to cheat a bit. What I have done is copied and pasted from my Tweetdeck. (With a modification on the links.) Yes, tweets. These are from folks you should be following pointing to interesting articles. This is also how I find out about some great bloggers and their post.

          Okay, so why not post the authors here? Well without going into a lot of Tweetdeck how-to-s, let me say that all of the places you will be going have twitter links to the authors. Sooooo, if you want to follow them, then I ask that you please use their links from their post. 

Credit Cards for Security: I’m a heavy credit card user, I always have been, and probably always will be.  I’ve… 

from my blog Online hotel bookers lose tax battle

 Ladies and gentlemen I give you the BUZZ. – Twice a week and always worth the read, but this one is special. 

Ka-ching: Today is the 120th anniversary of the patenting of the cash register – I may suffer the same fate. . .

 But we can trust IRS employees to regulate preparers, right?: How could this happen? An IRS employee pleaded gu.. 

RT – Being a CPA Is So Cool

 Taxes are for little people…: …not the powerful and well-connected. Peter Pappas is on the beat:

 Is It Silly to Pay Retail to Protect the Value of Your Time?

 Guidance – Payroll Form 944 Rev Proc 2009-51 – Know Who is Eligible to File Annual Form Rather Than Quarterly:

 RT – How Do You Plan To Manage Your Million Dollars?

 RT @Bradstreet_CPAs TTW #14 – Racking up the Miles – www.bradstreettaxblog.com

 10 Twitter Tools For Your Small Business

 Controversial ASK THE TAX PRO question today at http://wanderingtaxpro.blogspot.com.

Would like to hear your opinion on the issue.

 401(k) Matching Returns; Will You Benefit? – Smart Money

 The Proven Strategy for Making Extra Money

 RT – The IRS Is Taking Your Personal Information Seriously, Starting NOW

 No Way Around Estate Taxes, It Seems a WSJ article

 Senate Approves Extra Unemployment Benefits and Home Buyer Tax Credit Extension into 2010: The U.S. Senate over..

 Senate OKs unemployment & 1st homebuyer credit extension – will tax credit stay same for House? A CNNMoney.com article

 How to avoid the most major yuletide money traps

 The 10 Most Common Payroll Mistakes

 Am listening to Stacie being interviewed for online radio show at http://octalkradio.net/CriticalMass.aspx.

 IRS now has authority to kick ass on the First Time Homebuyer Credit

 Lessons Big Firms Can Learn from Small Firms- great article from Dan

 One more reason to avoid H+R and their ilk – like we needed yet another reason.

 From my blog – Home buyer credit new definitions, limits: The House just voted to approve the Sen..

           Last week I basically re-introduce Monica Lawver  Author of the blog The Tax CPA. This week she brings up a great post. And being the Batman Freak liking person that I am, When I read the title I immediately thought of Jack Nicolson as the Joker, on parade, saying the same thing. “Huba, Huba, Huba, Who do you Trust?” However, my silliness aside this is necessary must read from Monica. Who can you trust? Well done Monica.

HUbba Hubba Hubba who do trust?

            As you can see I haven’t gotten much done on my new blog site. My Quotes didn’t make the move so I am going to have to re-enter them into the data base. That is going to be a timing thing. Hopefully one that is done by Thanksgiving if not done during the holiday.

           I also haven’t gotten my blog roll moved. If you’ll remember from my previous site I had it broke in to three groups. One of the reasons this isn’t done yet is because I haven’t figured out how to do this here, yet.

Next week I’ll have my regular type Sunday post up with all the usual suspects. I think I’ll leave the twitter like post to the Pro, Kay.