Unsurprisingly identity thieves are targeting tax refunds. The best way to avoid having your refund stolen by an identity thief is to file your taxes early. Since the IRS is not accepting tax returns until January 31 this year, the thing to do is see a licensed tax preparer, such as myself, on or before […]
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I am looking at the 2012 and 2011 tax forms of a Bankruptcy client of mine. Her tax form included a 1040A, Schedule EIC, Schedule 8812, Form 8867, a Mass form 1 and schedule HC. In other words, an individual form with children, including an earned income credit and a child tax credit. There was
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I am comfortable offering discounts against other tax preparers, because, as so many of my previous FaceBook posts show, I am already charging less, usually a lot less, than they are. My earlier flyer (also posted on FaceBook)offers to discount my fee for new tax clients, but this one is offering to go below the
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One of the fun things about being a lawyer who prepares taxes is that people come to me either because they are having problems and they want me, as an attorney, to fix them or they had problems in the past, and they want me, as the tax preparer, to avoid these problems in the
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