Category Archives: Taxable Talk

Don’t Mess With Taxes has the December Tax Carnival up. It’s well worth reading this compendium of posts.

I’ll be on the road for the next few days, so posting will be light to nonexistent until next Wednesday. While I’m gone you may want to catch Joe Kristan’s series on year-end tax planning. While his focus is on … Continue reading →

Fellow tax blogger Dan Meyer of Tick Marks is listing out his twelve favorite blogs—the “Twelve Blogs of Christmas.” He started with tax blogs, and we’ve made the grade. I’ve been somewhat remiss in noting that the other tax bloggers … Continue reading →

If you take a look at the bottom of the blogroll, you’ll see a new image. We’re one of the founding members of www.taxblogger.org, a confederation of tax bloggers. If you click on the image, you’ll go to the taxblogger.org … Continue reading →

Our blog host has apparently moved us to a new server. This is causing you to get an error if you attempt to reach us using our url. There’s no fix time, unfortunately, but we are working on it. Until … Continue reading →

I will be out of town attending a funeral this week. Posting will resume next Monday, October 23rd.

A welcome to those Enrolled Agents who are discovering blogging for the first time. The cover story of the September-October EA Journal is my article, “Should You Blog?” Here’s some brief background on the article, and on tax blogging. Back … Continue reading →

Today is the fifth anniversary of 9/11. Remember those who serve our country in the Armed Forces. Remember those who have given their lives fighting a tyrannical foe over the last five years. Remember those who lost their lives on … Continue reading →

It’s time for my annual vacation. I’ll be back around the 22nd. If you need a tax fix while I’m gone, check out some of the other blogs listed on the blogroll on the right.

Our blog host has switched servers, so it will take about 72 hours for this change to move through the Internet. If you’ve gotten a “403” error when you attempted to see us, we apologize for the inconvenience. Rest assured, … Continue reading →