Friday I was interviewed and retained by a new client. This particular client has several issues that actually can fall in line with a great debate we have all been following. First, a little background: A young newly wedded (three years) couple has their tax return done by “pros” as they are not among [...]
Posts tagged filing tax returns
Righteousness in Designation?
The Truth About Paying Fewer Taxes.
I read a lot about the taxing world. Often I am searchingto find books to recommend to my clients to give them a better understanding how a tax return works and what is needed to make it work best and what they can do to minimize their liability. The Truth About Paying Fewer Taxes [...]
Who is Who – a re-posted article
As a tax preparer I am often asked what is the difference between a tax attorney, an accountant/CPA, a bookkeeper, an Enrolled Agent, and a tax preparer. A Tax Attorney is not the same as an accountant. The accountant can work with the financial issues and has a general knowledge of tax laws; however a [...]
Guest Post Living Almost Large
This is another addition to the series “Mistakes made when choosing a paid tax preparer”. Finding a Tax Preparer I’ve only used a tax preparer once in my life. That was the year we moved cross country and were unfamiliar with the new tax laws in the state. We found a preparer by asking our [...]
Should I do my own taxes. . .
This is a guest post from Andy over at $aving to Invest. I am very honored to have Andy here as his blogs on blogging help me in my blogging. This article goes along with my last post Choosing a tax preparer. . . This article was inspired by my guest post Real Tax deductions that [...]


















