I welcome, and solicit, legitimate, responsive comments to my
posts, and to my tax tips and articles at MainStreet.com.
And not just if you agree with me. I also want to hear from those who disagree
with my opinions and proclamations. And
I certainly want to know if I have, or you believe I have, made a factual error
in any tax advice or information I have provided.
I also want to hear from tax pros who have been in similar
situations and perhaps handled an issue differently.
Unfortunately almost every comment I receive is true “spam”. They are usually a very general compliment,
often written in poor English, followed by a link to the sender’s website. The person sending the comment has not read
my post, but only wants to use my “traffic” to promote their own, sometimes probably legitimate
and sometimes “shady”, enterprise.
I obviously identify these comments as spam to blogger.com and
delete them.
So, if you have actually read a post and disagree or have
something to say or contribute to the discussion, please, please do submit a comment. But please, please be intelligent and mature in
your submission.
Do not submit a situation-specific tax question as a comment. As I state in the right margin - I do not give free tax advice to non-clients
by e-mail, comment response, or phone.
And spammers – don’t waste your time or mine. Your non-responsive self-serving comment will
never be published!
TTFN
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