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The Income Tax Attorney
Provided that you generate enough income you will have to pay taxes. And although it can be somewhat of a pain in the butt, most people would agree that it still is something necessary for a fully functioning society. For advice about how to pay as little...
Minnesota Nurse's Future Background Check Will Reveal a Theft Conviction
A 40-year-old nursing assistant was suspected of stealing money while she was employed at a nursing home in Winnebago, MN. She was charged with misdemeanor theft after stealing money from residents and employees and admitting to it during police questioni...
Never Trust a Babysitter Without a Background Check
Renesha Griner may be only 17, but she is known to be responsible and trustworthy. She has been babysitting nine-month-old Saniya Purcell almost since birth, and the two really loved each other. Saniya's mother has known Renesha and her family well - they...
Open Public Records ... Not So Open?
There is a nonprofit organization in the state of New Jersey named the Foundation for Open Government, or NJFOG. It has just initiated a lawsuit against the Government Records Council (GRC), a state agency responsible for satisfying citizens' requests for...
Cell Phone Lookup Helps Snag Drug Dealer
We live during fascinating times, when technology has declared a war on crime. With all the new electronic gadgets and ways to track them assisting law enforcement, criminals are having a much more difficult time covering their tracks. Cell phone lookup i...
What is the 2008 Standard Deduction
The standard deduction may seem confusing at first glance, but when broken down, it really is quite simple. Many taxpayers spend a lot of time every tax season trying to figure out if the standard deduction or itemizing is right for them. To help clear th...