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Reads From Last Week

Posted by Bruce Mc on Aug 29, 2010 in Information, Opinions, Week in review | 0 comments

I am back on the racks over at Alltop. Thank you everyone for helping get there.

What is it?

Alltop is sort of a “digital magazine rack of the Internet. To be clear, Alltop sites are starting points” the site provides categorized selections of links to blogs and other web resources that make it easy to scan a lot of information on a particular subject. For example the Taxes page lists many tax blogs with links to the most recent posts. Alltop is a valuable resource for anyone wanting to research, or just keep up on, well, stuff. If you have ever been to a real magazine rack you know.

Anyway, I am very excited to have been added once again. Very Exciting times. . .

And so it begins

THE REPORT ON TAX REFORM OPTIONS – In a meeting yesterday afternoon (Friday, August 27th) the President’s Economic Recovery Advisory Board (PERAB) released its report, summarized their concerns, and voted to send the report to President Obama for review.

Paul Volcker has the President’s ear on tax reform…but will he listen?

Obama tax reform panel report released

10 Year Treasury Bond at Lows.. What Does it Mean?

Another great source of collected blogs BlogRoll Beans from Cafétax

Let the Charitable Mud-Slinging Begin!

The Internet is the Best, and Worst, Thing That Happened to Tax Planning and Preparation – the Internet has a long memory – as in, forever. So, things posted in 2004 might have been true then, but no longer are true. But that doesn’t stop search engines from pulling old articles and others from posting the articles on their website in an attempt to boost Google search rankings.

My favorite news this week, What You Can Learn From Roni Deutch’s $34 Million Fraud Lawsuit.

Pennies on the Dollar- Not!

Unladylike Behavior or Election Year Politics?

California Sues Roni Deutch for “Heartless” Pennies on the Dollar Tax Scheme

Here’s what she had to say, Tax Lady: California lawsuit ‘election year politics’

The TaxProf has more.

The Internet, Virtual Meetings, and Taxation

Feel like an egg?

Tax Relief for Innocent Spouses – You Must Act Swiftly to File Your Claim with the IRS – In recent tax relief news, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the IRS can continue to apply the two-year deadline for taxpayers looking to file for “innocent spouse” relief. Basically, this treasury ruling upholds that taxpayers claiming innocent spouse tax relief must make their claims within 2 years of the IRS’s commencement of collection action.

What is meant by an “innocent spouse”?

Tax and the City: Philly Tax Takes on a Life of Its Own

A Tax on Blog Writing or on Blog Business?

Philadelphia Demands License Fee and Taxes from Bloggers
All in all, I’d rather not be in Philadelphia

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