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Kathryn M. Morgan, EA offers a “Step-by-Step Guide to Preparing a Return for a Disabled Veteran” at PARKER PUBLISHING.
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CPA Robert Gard covers “Nine Factors That Determine Whether an Activity Is a Hobby” at the AICPA’s THE TAX ADVISOR.
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“Tax Pros: Still Trying to Figure Out Which Social Network is Right for You?” INTAXICATION (Tax Buzz with a Twist) provides
an “infographic” that “provides some
great metrics on each of the social networking sites along with some thoughts
on best use and drawbacks of each”.
I
am a “twit”, but you will never catch me on Spacebook or My Face. If I want to share pictures with friends and
family I will send them an email. And if
I want to provide information on my business to solicit clients I will create a
website for my practice.
I
would be interested in hearing from tax pros about what you can do on Spacebook
or My Face that you cannot do just as well on your business website.
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EAs Jason Dinesen (DINESEN TAX TIMES) and Russ Fox (TAXABLE TALK) both discuss
the “Patient-Centered Outcomes Trust Fund Fee” nonsense – and explain why it is
truly the most ridiculous tax ever (and there have been a lot of ridiculous
taxes over the years) and an exercise in bureaucratic futility.
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Here is a webinar you may be interested in “attending” – “What the New Healthcare Law Means for Your Small Business”.
I learned of it via a “tweet” from @ManasaSogNadig.
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