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Wednesday, July 26, 2017

IRS Tax Information

http://www.irs.gov
Hi All,

April 15th is far, far from now - but at some point in your life you might need to get a copy of a tax return that you filled out for a prior year. 

The IRS is here to help - isn't that great?  But seriously, the way to get a transcript of your tax return is quick and easy.

Click on this link from the IRS to get a transcript.  Note that you can get a transcript online AND you can get a transcript mailed to you directly.

Click this link for an FAQ from the IRS regarding transcripts of your tax return. In addition, taxpayers can view there tax account within the last 18 months by clicking on this link!

Some other helpful tax links from the IRS include:
View your balance and payment history
Notify the IRS of an address change
Order transcript of your tax return(s)

Finally, click on this link in order to subscribe to the IRS Tax tips newsletter. Who knows - it might save you money!

Hope these links help!

Regards,
Stu

Wednesday, February 13, 2013


Hi All,

Last night President Obama gave the annual State of the Union address.  Click on the various links below to learn about the speech and to do some fact checking.

Click on this link for USAToday's summary of the speech. Next up is the New York Times.  This next link is the analysis and reporting from the New York Times. 

The Washington Post's view of the speech can be found by clicking on this link - hint: it has lots of numbers.  FoxBusiness's take on the speech can be read by clicking on this link.


Click on this link for the actual text of the speech - as printed in the New York Times earlier this morning.  Fact checking speeches, addresses and other public announcements is becoming quite fashionable lately.  Click on this link for just such a fact check of the speech.

Click on this link for the Republican rebuttal from the Washington Post. Here is the transcript of the speech - brought to you by FoxNews.

Finally, for a somewhat historic view of State of the Union speeches, click on this link from Wikipedia.  Especially note the links at the end of the entry that cover historic speeches. Interesting history at your fingertips!

Enjoy the sites.
Stu