Right on Ellen
Degeneres. She recently celebrated the date
March 20, 1820 as the date Congress voted on the Missouri Compromise. Why is this date important?
“It was the last time the words Congress and
compromise were used in the same sentence.”
Not really. The inability to compromise began when Newt
Gingrich was Speaker of the House.
* Fellow tax pros –
Have you reviewed, and commented on, my discussion of the proposed “Tax
Practitioners Bill of Rights” at THE TAX PROFESSIONAL yet?
* BTW – you can
click here to sign a petition in support of the National Society of Accountants
created “Tax Practitioner Bill of Rights”.
* No new post up
yet at BOB’S BABBLINGS. If you missed
it, check out last Monday’s post and enter my Trivia Challenge.
* Caleb Newquist
suggests “Donald Trump's Accountants Should Quit” at GOING CONCERN.
I love Caleb’s
spot-on descriptions of the pompous idiot –
“shaved orangutan”
“gold-dusted self-orgy of narcissism, Trump
talked about his wealth at length because that's all he likes to talk about.”
“scary orange oaf”
I can’t imagine
anyone in their right mind even thinking about voting for this fool. How clueless is the Trumpster to think that
anyone takes him seriously.
Need I remind you –
he was chastised by Rosie O’Donnell for screwing his stockholders and his
response to her criticism was “you’re fat”.
* Kay Bell tells us
“Uber Ruling Underscores Contractor vs. Employee Conflict” (Uber is the name of
a company, and not an adjective) at DON’T MESS WITH TAXES and advises “Make sure you are classified correctly,
since it affects your taxes”.
* Kansas taxpayers
be warned. Trish McIntire reports on “The Largest Tax Increase" in the history of the state of Kansas at OUR TAXING
TIMES.
* CCH reports “Proposed Regulations Issued on ABLE Act Program Requirements (IR-2015-91; NPRMREG-102837-15)”.
FYI, ABLE is the “Achieving
a Better Life Experience Act of 2014”.
CCH explains –
“The ABLE Act permits states and state
agencies or instrumentalities to establish and maintain a new type of
tax-favored savings program through which contributions may be made to the
account of an eligible disabled individual to meet qualified disability
expenses. These accounts also receive favorable treatment for certain
means-tested federal programs.”
TTFN
No comments:
Post a Comment