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Social Networking and Divorce: Why You May Want to Be Wary of Facebook
Did you ever think that your Facebook page could become evidence in a divorce? This article discusses the trend that has developed in matrimonial cases to use social networking information as evidence. This article suggests the reasons why social networki...
Beware of the Taxman: What Small Businesses and the Self-Employed Can Do To Avoid An IRS Audit
Watch out. The Internal Revenue Service reported early this year that IRS audits were up. Frankly, it's not real surprising. It's during hard times that taxpayers feel the pinch and are more likely to cut corners. Likewise, as tax revenue goes down, the g...
IRS Bank Levy Release- Know the Ways to Get Your Money Back
IRS levies your bank account when you fail to pay your tax on time. According to the US Code, if any person neglects or refuses to pay the due tax within 10 days after notice and demand, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) under the United States Federal L...