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WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue Service today announced a redesigned Form 8857, Request for Innocent Spouse Relief, that will help reduce follow up questions and reduce the burden on taxpayers.
The form will ask more questions initially, but collecting critical information early in the process will mean faster processing of the request. The [...]

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This is really good advice.  It may help you or someone someday.
ATTORNEY’S ADVICE - NO CHARGE
Read this and make a copy for your files in case you
need to refer to it someday. Maybe we should all take some of
his advice!
 
A corporate Attorney sent [...]

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The net’s not just about eBay and MySpace. The ingenious sites here can transform your life in the real world. Want to be first in line for gig tickets, find free parking or get paid to shop? It’s all just a click away
Compiled by Rebecca Armstrong, Rhodri Marsden, Abigail Outhwaite and Jimmy Lee Shreeve
Published: 11 [...]

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Bloggers have begun to supplant traditional media in influence and audience in a wide array of areas, none more recent and more profound than in personal finance. Whether their goals are as ambitious as becoming a millionaire or as humble as paying down their credit card debt, tens of thousands of people over the past [...]

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By MELISSA VARGAS
Star-Telegram staff writer

After North Texas businesses were caught compromising the personal information of customers, the Texas attorney general and local police are reminding area entrepreneurs to shred documents or face stiff penalties.
Under Texas’ Identity Theft Enforcement and Protection Act, businesses can be fined $50,000 for each potential violation, officials said.
Attorney General Greg Abbott [...]

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by Richard C. Cook
Global Research, June 7, 2007
The Center for American Progress, a think tank headed by John D. Podesta, President Bill Clinton’s chief of staff, has come up with a plan it says would reduce poverty by half over the next decade. But as with other progressive schemes being floated in anticipation of the [...]

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Larry Beinhart gives an excellent explanation of our funny money economy:
When a government wants an economy to grow, it throws money at it.
The administration did that with spending on pharmaceuticals, homeland security, and a couple of wars. But their most important weapon of choice was tax cuts for the rich, especially on unearned income, [...]

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