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Choosing the Right Representative: A Re-post

Rob Teuber is an attorney with the law firm Weiss Berzowski Brady LLP and author of the tax law blog www.federaltaxlawforum.com.

I deside to repost this as it would seem the information has been forgotten.

 

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Reads from Last Week

Five Critical Facts About Business Growth is a video blog post from Chad over at Bordeaux and Bordeaux in Charlotte North Carolina. I haven’t posted much from his blog but that’s because I am to lazy to watch so I can’t really say if they are worth watching or not. However I did watch this one and every business owner needs to watch this one. He discusses the following five facts about business growth:

  1. There is no such thing as a mature business or market.
  2. Not all growth is good growth.  Some growth can be disastrous for your Company.
  3. Growth is a mentality – created by the leaders within a Company
  4. Balance growth is the key to long-term prosperity.
  5. Growing your business is much less risky than NOT growing your business.

If the rest of his video posts are like this I have been missing some things. Keep up the great work my friend.

Unfortunately, most young adults find themselves on their own when entering the “real world” without guidance about money and how to manage it. 7 Things About Money I Wish I Knew in My 20s is a great post.

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Reads From Last Week

Sales tax collection on online purchases: legislation to ease it, lawsuit to stop it.

PREPAYING INDEBTEDNESS AT A DISCOUNT DOES NOT ALWAYS GIVE RISE TO CANCELLATION OF INDEBTEDNESS INCOME – the reduction in the amount due will often be characterized as cancellation of indebtedness income, which is subject to income tax.

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Do I have to File a Tax Return?

IRS Tax Tip 2010-17

Do I have to File a Tax Return? 

You must file a tax return if your income is above a certain level. The amount varies depending on filing status, age and the type of income you receive.

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