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Comment on 1099 Reporting | Tax Tip of the Week | No. 77 by bradstreetblogger

bradstreetblogger — Tue, 29 Jan 2013 21:54:46 +0000

Hi,

Yes we are on Twitter, couple of ways to follow our posts, one is @Bradstreet_CPAs, another is you can follow my Twitter feed for additional tax & accounting news at @lancebradstreet. Thank you for your viewership, it is appreciated!

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Comment on The Ohio Estate Tax is Coming to an End! | Tax Tip of the Week | No. 103 by Tax Tip Happy New Year! | Bradstreet CPAs Tax Tip of the Week

Tax Tip Happy New Year! | Bradstreet CPAs Tax Tip of the Week — Mon, 31 Dec 2012 09:27:37 +0000

[...] least one much anticipated tax law change for 2013—the Ohio Estate Tax is gone! (refer to TTW# 103 for more background on the Ohio estate [...]

Comment on Year-End Strategies For Small Business Owners | Tax Tip of the Week | No. 119 by Shantell

Shantell — Wed, 14 Nov 2012 09:50:04 +0000

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Comment on Tax Identity Theft on the Rise | Tax Tip of the Week | No. 154 by IRS Chief Counsel's Office Issues Advice on Identity Theft Returns | Bradstreet CPAs Tax Tip of the Week

Wed, 17 Oct 2012 09:00:47 +0000

[...] few weeks ago in (TTW #154) we first talked about identity theft and the growing tax fraud problem. This week we want to [...]

Comment on Tax Identity Theft on the Rise | Tax Tip of the Week | No. 154 by IRS Chief Counsel's Office Issues Advice on Identity Theft Returns | Bradstreet CPAs Tax Tip of the Week

Wed, 17 Oct 2012 09:00:47 +0000

[...] few weeks ago in (TTW #154) we first talked about identity theft and the growing tax fraud problem. This week we want to [...]

Comment on A Much Needed Change | Tax Tip of the Week | No. 163 by bradstreetblogger

bradstreetblogger — Tue, 18 Sep 2012 20:22:51 +0000

Hi Shanon,

Thank you for your comment, this is the first I am hearing about the MCOFuture event at Sinclair. I just finished reading through the tax climate section of the study, very interesting! I will definitely post the Tax Tip info on MCOFuture’s wall, thank you for the idea! Our firm works with individuals & businesses who are new to Ohio on a regular basis, and I will say there is always a look of confusion when I am explaining the municipal taxing structure. No pun intended, but from a compliance stand point it can be very “taxing” to businesses & individuals!

Thank you,
Lance Bradstreet

Comment on A Much Needed Change | Tax Tip of the Week | No. 163 by Shanon Potts

Shanon Potts — Wed, 12 Sep 2012 15:37:50 +0000

Today’s tax tip was timely given that the tax climate in other counties similar to Montgomery was one of at least 5 areas local university researchers studied amongst 9 “winning counties” across the nation. The nine counties were presented during MCOFuture #4 at Sinclair last night. Unfortunately, there must not have been many CPAs in the crowd because there was virtually no discussion on the tax climate column. You should consider sharing the Tax Tip of the Week at MCOFuture.com, tweet it to @MCOFuture and/or post it on the facebook wall. I would also be curious to know your thoughts on the researchers’ findings, particularly relating to tax climate.

http://www.mcofuture.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/MCOFuture-Final-Data-Newsletter.pdf

Comment on Tax Identity Theft on the Rise | Tax Tip of the Week | No. 154 by Lucia Gilchrist

Lucia Gilchrist — Wed, 11 Jul 2012 15:12:01 +0000

I recently noticed a pending charge on my credit card for Experian (one of the three main credit reporting companies) and Identity Guard, a company that provides identity theft protection. I called both companies and found the person who set up the accounts had my social security number, my credit card number, my mother’s maiden name, and my birth date. I am very careful with this information, so wondered how someone could know all this. I realized that this information is all over – tax returns, credit companies, any charge account I set up, online accounts, EVERYWHERE! Even the numerous service reps at the companies I called have access to this information. Social security numbers, birthdates, and passwords are no longer secure methods of guarding one’s identification. The best way to keep this information secure is to not use internet accounts.