A Day in the Life: What I Do as an Insurance Agent We’re in the middle of the holiday season, a time to spend with friends and loved ones—and also get to know each other better. I’ve learned so much from some of my online friendships, and I’d like to get to know my Equifax [...]
Right about now, you’re preoccupied with holiday parties, gift wrapping, Secret Santas, and where you’re going to spend your Christmas break, if you get one. The last thing you want to think about is taxes. So let’s make this as painless as possible. Here is a checklist of things to do this week. Get all [...]
In September I started a new lease on an apartment in the city. I had rented other apartments during college so I was familiar with the process, but this was my first place as an "adult". I ended up with a great place, but getting there was a long, stressful road. Every Tuesday, I'll be sharing my experience and a little advice on the trials and tribulations of finding an apartment.
You would think that after the Bernie Madoff scandal was exposed, the era of Ponzi scammers would come to an end. Sadly, this is not the case. Recently, former Denver Broncos quarterback John Elway and his business manager were scammed out of $15 million in a massive Ponzi scheme. The Colorado district attorney alleges that [...]
Ilyce Glink Show Notes: Christmas Tax Show. This week, the Tax Relief Job Creation Act of 2010 Passed. We figured there's so much going on with Tax, that we'd have our tax experts back to answer all of your tax questions.
Bill Nemeth, President Georgia Association of Enrolled Agents wgnemeth@aol.com
Chet Burgess, Executive Director Georgia Association of Enrolled Agents brookwoodtax@mindspring.com
Merry Brodie, Enrolled Agent Tax Doctor, Inc./Jackson Hewitt brodieme@taxdoctorinc.com
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Ilyce Glink Show Notes: Christmas Tax Show. We're talking about the Tax Relief Job Creation Act of 2010 with our Tax Experts, from the Georgia Association of Enrolled Agents.
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