Tax Carnival 46 – Inauguration Day

The 46th Tax Carnival is posted.  And since today is Inauguration Day, Kay Bell (keeper of the Tax Carnival) has chosen the inaugural process as the theme.

Here are a few articles you’ll find in this week’s tax carnival:

Pragmaticsage has some advice in Choosing a tax preparer: Do you need a CPA?

Robert D Flach, THE WANDERING TAX PRO of the Web, tells us WHAT NOT TO DO! when searching for a tax pro.

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Tax Carnival #39 is Up!

Thanks to Kay Bell for another great tax carnival.

Appropriately named The Dog Days of Summer, this week’s carnival features some great posts, such as…

Andrea of Queercents wonders, “Should we be able to claim pets as dependents?” Check out her thoughts in Reducing Pet Costs: Tax Deductible Pets?

Dave warns Donating Clothing? Beware For-Profit Drop Boxes. It’s posted at Money Under 30.

For your viewing pleasure, Overlooked Tax Deductions, A Photo Essay, presented by Silicon Valley Blogger and posted at The Digerati Life.

And Ebiz Tax Tip’s own contribution, IM Courses May Be Tax Deductible.

Enjoy!

Tax Carnival #30

Kay at Don’t Mess With Taxes has posted another great tax carnival.

"Welcome to Tax Carnival #30. In this edition we celebrate the one tax law constant: They are always changing!

Take today, for example. Feb. 11 is phase two of the 2008 filing season. Most folks were able to fill out (or at least start working on) their 1040s as soon as they got their 2007 tax statements. And many have even sent them in to the IRS.

But millions more had to wait until today because Congress changed the applicable laws too late last year as they applied to the alternative minimum tax.

And lawmakers are still messing with the tax laws. Just last week they passed a stimulus bill with several tax provisions.

So our 30th Tax Carnival is dedicated to blog postings aimed at helping us cope with all these continual tax changes. We’ve got lots of good posts, so let’s get to them…"

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