Last week I got a few letters complaining that I wrote a post instead of doing my end of the week re-cap. Guess I won’t do that again. 

          This past week has been a bit busy in my office with several new clients and their related issues. I haven’t done a lot of surfing this week but let’s go. . . 

          First, one of my new clients is an inventor and I want to share with you his biz. For those of you who take your biz to clients (or they come to you) this is something you need.

           For years, I have toyed with the idea about going out to clients and this device is pushing my idea along. Please visit USB Swiper .com. 

         My post History/Origin of piggy banks has gotten great reviews so I wanted to bing up that it is there. 

          In this weeks WHAT’S THE BUZZ? TELL ME WHAT’S A HAPPENNIN’ – post from The Wondering Tax Pro he writes:

” * When I discover a new tax or related blogger one of the first things I do is to check out their various blogrolls to look for more new tax or related blogs. That is how I came across STUFF ACCOUNTANTS LIKE by pfi and the post “Acronyms, What are Your Favorites?”.
I have always been a big user of acronyms. Clients and readers of TWTP are aware that GDE is God Damned Extensions and that the “clean” version of DFB is Damned Fool Bureaucrats.

I checked through the 92 comments to the post for some new ones. Here are some I liked –
CRAP – Conveniently Rationalized Accounting Principles

CPA – Cut and Paste Artist (I always thought CPA stood for Constant Pain in the Arse)
JFDI – Just F**king Do It

SWAG: Scientific Wild Ass Guess

DILLIGAF- Does It Look Like I Give A F**k (I expect I will be using this a lot in the future)

WITTB – What it takes to balance.

I was glad to see others used WTF (2 related meanings – I used it above) and FUBAR.”

          This is great, and I can assure all that I’ll be using several of the acronyms from the post. {In my office SNU is a regular occurrence.}

            50 Actions You Can Take Right Now to Pay Off Debt is a post from a site I found via my intro to Blog Rank. from Invesp Consulting. ( I wrote about this earlier in the month in my post New Blog ranking). The blog is called Consumerism Commentary: (It is a PF blog.) It is indeed worth the read. While you are there be sure to check out some of the previous post. 

          Here is a list of other great post from my favorite bloggers:

• From No Debt Plan
  • Consider High-Yield Rewards Checking Accounts
  • Interesting Links for July 21, 2009
• From Living Almost Large
  • Turning a corner
  • 201st Carnival of Debt Reduction
• From Don’t Mess With Taxes
  • IRS snuffs fire department donation
  • Tax breaks for minimum wage workers
• From Cash Money Life
  • Tips for Managing Your 401k Plan
• From Saving to Inve$t
  • Seven Ways to Avoid Banks Taking Your Money in Fees and Charges
• From IRS – Hitman
  • Being Audited? Need Financial Documents for the IRS? Here’s how to get them
  • Take the Test- See if you Qualify to Claim the Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit
• From Roth & Company, P.C.
  • The political uses of stupid
  • Great moments in direct sales
• From Tax Policy Blog
  • Cost-Benefit Analysis of Sales Tax Holidays
  • Examples of Tax Increases from Surtax
  • More on Business Income and Proposed Tax Increases
• From TaxDollarsAndSense – yes they are from a while back, read ‘em anyway.
  • Tax Challenges for Business Income – Part I
  • Tax Resolution Integrity
• From The Tax CPA
  • Yet another scary IRS agent story?
  • Why do we pay them?
• From The Tax Lawyer’s Blog
  • States Losing Money, Study Finds
• From The Wandering Tax Pro
  • THE IRS WANTS TO HEAR FROM YOU
  • DID YOU KNOW – TAX PREPARATION COSTS
  • WHAT’S THE BUZZ? TELL ME WHAT’S A HAPPENNIN’ –
• From Tick Marks
  • Update on the Work Opportunity Credit (Form 8850)

Please keep in mind that this list is not an order of favorites, nor is it all-inclusive. I visit a great number of sites/blogs, tax and Personal Finance.