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Monthly Archives: February 2013
Accounting Students
In addition to my regular job, I am an adjunct instructor for Tarleton State University at their Waco campus. Our classes are held at night on the campus of McLennan Community College through their University Center. It’s a great opportunity … Continue reading
Other Non-Cash Charitable Donations
What about tickets purchased to a charity event? How much of the ticket price is for the sponsoring charity and how much is for entertainment? The charitable organization should stipulate on the face of the ticket or on the invitation … Continue reading
IRS Rules for Non-Cash Charitable Donations
When gathering your tax information, don’t forget your charitable donations. The IRS has tightened the requirements over the past several years on what constitutes a deductible charitable donation of non-cash property. Let’s review the requirements. Value less than $250 We … Continue reading
E-Filing: Pros & Cons
The Internal Revenue Service encourages taxpayers to electronically file their tax returns. Why? Electronically filed tax returns are less expensive for the IRS to process E-filed tax returns require more detailed information in order to be accepted by the IRS. … Continue reading
Reading with Silas
I’m fairly certain one of the most important things I do each week is participate in the Adopt a School program, a partnership of local businesses and Waco ISD. I volunteer on Wednesday mornings to read with a ten year … Continue reading
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