There’s a fairly comprehensive list I came across over at ProBlogger.net for deductions that bloggers might overlook; however, the 46 Tax Deductions That Bloggers Often Overlook can also apply to anyone running their own business from home.
Warning: when most people read a list like this they get excited and believe they are now able to […]
As I become more actively involved in watching the presidential debates and following various candidates, one of the topics that is at the top of my list of concerns is the economy. Specifically I worry about the rising cost of health care, the state of social security, and of course… taxes. Most candidates […]
(Saw that headline today on Forbes and couldn’t resist!)
As you know, I am adamantly opposed to any Company who markets products (especially financial products) that harm or take advantage of consumers who don’t know any better. For example, Pay Day Loan brothels (yes, I said brothels) take advantage of people in need of short-term […]
The House Democrats yielded to Senate Republicans on Wednesday by approving a last-minute one-year “patch” that will save nearly 23 million American taxpayers from owing the alternative minimum tax (AMT) when they file their tax returns April 15.
Although the break is welcome, it is a little late - leaving taxpayers just a few days to […]
After a year at my new job the benefit enrollment season just opened again, and I made one change to by benefits that I hadn’t ever done before - I signed up for a Flexible Spending Account (FSA).
For those of you that don’t know, a Flexible Spending Account allows an employee to set […]