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Dear Family,

THANK YOU.

Did I remember to tell you just how much I appreciate you – your friendship and support, your comments and even, sometimes, your silences? Well, THANK YOU.

We don’t always remember to show our gratitude or appreciation. So, many years ago, I created a holiday for this very purpose. (You’ll even find mentions of it online) Thanks for All the Gifts Week. Today’s Thank You letter will tell you all about how to use for your own benefit, too.
http://taxmama.com/asktaxmama/happy-thanks-for-all-the-gifts-week/

Last week I told about the new series of courses I am starting to teach with Tom Buck, CPA and Sonya Wilt, EA. We developed these courses in response to the many requests from people who are in tax trouble and need guidance. This is the first phase of the project – training more tax professionals to help you. You – and the Tax Pros can see a sample and overview of the new series by scrolling down to the bottom of this page and selecting “IRS Practice Series: Overview of Collection Issues” – price = $0!
http://www.cpelink.com/teamtaxmama

The second phase of the project is develop a resource where people in trouble can meet and help each other. Having kind of a hot-line for folks who’ve all faced horrible tax messes due to the nastiness of divorce, the new business quicksand of payroll taxes and taxes confusing beyond words, and just plain tax anxiety overload! Sonya, Eva and Tom (SET – hey, how do you like that acronym?) are going to provide complimentary resources for you, a place where you can congregate anonymously with others and compare notes and share ideas and successes – and there will be some inexpensive hands-on courses to help you fill out the forms yourself when you simply cannot afford to pay the thousands that tax professionals must charge you for the intense number of hours involved in collections defense. The graduates of the Tax Practice Series (above) will be able to help you – we’ll encourage them to donate some hours of Pro Bono guidance. There’s not much at the new site – but Tax Debt Anonymous coming this fall.
http://www.taxdebtanonymous.com/

Tax Holidays are ending, but there may still be some for a while. Check to see if you have back-to-school savings in your state.
http://taxmama.com/tax-quips/tax-holidays-coming-up/

This month’s MarketWatch column will help you determine if you owe extra taxes because of this year’s Making Work Pay Credit. Look for it next week. Or…I might just write about something new and interesting that we learn at the IRS Tax Forums – and tell you about the Making Work Pay Credit elsewhere.
http://www.marketwatch.com/Journalists/Eva_Rosenberg

Other interesting articles on MarketWatch Tax available to you include Amending Your Tax Returns to Get Refunds; Can’t Pay Your Taxes – Tips on what you can still do…and more.
http://www.marketwatch.com/taxes

EA Class News
Wow! We finished up Part 2 last night. Everyone was jubilant and ready to party. In fact, some will join me in Las Vegas next week to do just that. Lots of people have been passing Part 1. A few people have gone ahead and tackled Part 3 – and passed! Our first brave soul, Greg, took Part 2 and PASSED!

The Part 3 class will start on August 31 when we return.
www.irsexams.com

We have new FALL SPECIAL price, to give you Part 3 live and Self-Study on Parts 1 and 2
http://irsexams.com/registration/

And remember, you can get a 10% discount on the EA Class if you register for TaxMama’s Family first.
http://taxmama.com/membership/family-membership/
The discount code can be found in the Family Look-Ups resource.
http://taxmama.com/family-member-resources/
Upcoming Events

Upcoming on CPE LINK – with CPE for CPAs, EAs, and more
http://taxmama.com/earn-cpe-without-leaving-the-office/

September 1 at 12:00pm PT
Doing Tax Research Online for Free
Identify reliable sources of tax information,
how to use them and understand them.

September 15 at 10:00 PT – Roger B. Adams, EA (with minor assist from TaxMama)
Understanding Tax Treaties
Learn the fundamental principles of the purpose and application of tax treaties. Why should you care? Because there are over five million Americans living outside of the U.S., over two million of whom live in the Western hemisphere (principally in Canada and Mexico).

The IRS Practice Series
Team taught with Eva Rosenberg, EA, Tom Buck, CPA and Sonya Wilt, EA
Sep 13, 9:00am – 10 Steps to Release IRS Levies on Paychecks or Bank
Oct 8, 9:00am – 10 Steps to Resolving Collection Issues
Nov 1, 10:00am – Hands-on Collections Workshop
Dec 7, 10:00am – 6 Simple Steps to an Offer-in-Compromise (form 656)
Dec 10, 9:00am – The Un-agreed Collection Alternatives and Appeals

http://www.cpelink.com/teamtaxmama

SELF-STUDY at CPE LINK:

>Homebuyers Credits for Tax Professionals
The specific laws related to your clients. How to get it rigth the first time. What to watch out for.
And how to overcome IRS Rejections.

>IRS Practice Series: Overview of Collection Issues – Price = ZERO:
This on-demand webcast provides a broad overview of the collections process. From preparing the Power of Attorney – IRS Form 4868, to freezing the collection activity, to Offers-in-Compromise and Appeals, the course will explore the numerous collection issues a practitioner may encounter and lay the ground work for the IRS Practice Series. Topics will be covered in more detail in the dozen courses of The IRS Practice Series – leading to a Tax Mediary (CTM) Certificate upon completion of the series.
http://www.cpelink.com/teamtaxmama
Other TaxMama News:

At Equifax this week, you learn about the new Tax Increase for Wealthy Americans: Will You Pay More? Ilyce Glink tells you How to Save More Money at Home. Dan Solin gives you 10 Golden Rules All Investors Should Follow. Linda Rey tells you all about Insuring a Vacant Home. Equifax Expert Diane Moogalian gives you profound about about – Credit Report FAQs: What Do I Do When a Family Member Dies?
http://www.equifax.com/blog/tax/en_ff
This week’s AccountingWeb.com blog discusses the very unpopular new Preparer Licensing rules.
http://www.accountingweb.com/blogs/accountingweb/talk-taxmama
These rules are designed to protect taxpayers like you – so pay attention to what your preparers are saying. They are talking about it everywhere – passionately.
http://taxmama.com/forum/taxquips/new-irs-rules-for-tax-preparers/

In Money Funnies this week we give you some sarcasm about leglislative brilliance.
http://taxmama.com/category/asktaxmama/money-funnies/

In IRS News, we learn that IRS is doing away with paper payment systems as much as they can. Businesses with regular payment requirements, like payroll taxes, estimated payments, etc. will all have to go electronic next year. IRS provides explanations and alternatives. TaxMama gives you a tool to use for last-minute e-payments if you have to make a payment before your EFTPS account is set up.
http://taxmama.com/category/asktaxmama/irs-news/
In TaxQuips this week we start the week with Bill, who is really angry about the new rules for tax professionals. Look at what everyone else has to say about this – passion! Same-sex Marriage is in the news again. TaxMama explains the tax issues. Chris challenges TaxMama to provide tax-savings tips for wage-earners. I meet the challenge! We end the week with Karen whose father died. She wants to know if the settlement she’s getting is taxable.
http://taxmama.com/category/tax-quips/
Have you always wanted to understand how a Balance Sheet works? Or how to do a tax return when you work in two or more states? Bruce McFarland explains, at the TaxQueries blog!
http://blog.taxqueries.com/author/brucemcfarland/
http://blog.taxqueries.com/

As always, we love your feedback, opinions and ideas.
You are what makes all this fun – and interesting!

Please use the Comments link online.
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TAX CALENDAR
http://taxmama.com/tax-calendar-2010/————————————————————-
08/31/2010 Time for businesses to consider setting up retirement plans
09/15/2010 Partnership Returns Due- FINAL DEADLINE
09/15/2010 Corporate Returns Due- FINAL DEADLINE
09/15/2010 S Corporate Returns Due- FINAL DEADLINE
09/15/2010 Estate & Trusts Returns – Final Deadline; Bankruptcy fillings use the same form
09/15/2010 Individuals, Farmers & Fishermen Pay 3rd Quarter Estimated Tax Payment
09/15/2010 Corporations – 3rd Quarter Estimate Tax payment Due
09/15/2010 Estates & Trusts 3rd Estimated Tax Payment
09/15/2010 Deadline for Corporations and Partnerships to fund SEP-IRAs for previous year.
09/30/2010 Last day to establish SIMPLE plans for current year
09/30/2010 Time for businesses to consider setting up retirement plans
10/15/2010 Net Operating Loss – Eligible Small Business carry back loss
10/15/2010 Personal Returns – FINAL DEADLINE————————————————————-
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Proposed Regulations Expand the Use of Electronic Payment System and Discontinue Paper Coupons Next Year

WASHINGTON — Consistent with a Financial Management Service initiative announced in April of this year, the IRS today issued proposed regulations to significantly increase the number of electronic transactions between taxpayers and the federal government.

The proposed regulations (REG 153340-09) would eliminate the rules for making federal tax deposits by paper coupon because the paper coupon system will no longer be maintained by the Treasury Department after Dec. 31, 2010. The proposed regulations generally maintain existing rules for depositing federal taxes through the Electronic Federal Tax Payment System (EFTPS).

Using EFTPS to make federal tax deposits provides substantial benefits to both taxpayers and the government. EFTPS users can make tax payments 24 hours a day, seven days a week from home or the office.

Deposits can be made online with a computer or by telephone. EFTPS also significantly reduces payment-related errors that could result in a penalty. The system helps taxpayers schedule dates to make payments even when they are out of town or on vacation when a payment is due. EFTPS business users can schedule payments up to 120 days in advance of the desired payment date.

Information on EFTPS, including how to enroll, can be found at www.eftps.gov or by calling EFTPS Customer Service at 1-800-555-4477.

Some businesses paying a minimal amount of tax may make their payments with the related tax return, instead of using EFTPS. More details regarding taxes required to be deposited using EFTPS, dollar thresholds and other specific requirements are in the proposed regulations.

[TaxMama Note” Be sure to take a look at this last-minute payment option if you have not yet set up our EFTPS account.

Additional Information:

• Publication 4132, which explains the process of enrolling and paying via the Internet


• Publication 966, The Secure Way to Pay Your Federal Taxes for Businesses and Individuals


• Publication 4169, Tax Professional Guide to Electronic Federal Tax Payment System


• Publication 4320, EFTPS Toolkit, which contains PDF and descriptions of EFTPS educational materials and their intended target audience, and is for use by tax professionals and financial institutions to assist in educating their clients on the benefits of EFTPS.


• Publication 4275, Express Enrollment for New Businesses


• Electronic Payment Options Home Page

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In a bid to stem taxpayer losses for bad loans guaranteed by federal housing agencies Fanny Mae and Freddy Mac, Senator Bob Corker (R-Tenn) proposed that borrowers be required to make a 5% down payment in order to qualify.

His proposal was rejected 57-42 on a party-line vote because, as one Senator explained, “passage of such a requirement would restrict home ownership to only those who can afford it.”

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Courtesy of Blakely Sanford, EA in San Diego, CA

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Annually, the third week in August is dedicated to saying “Thank You.” This year, the celebration spans August 16th through August 22th.

What’s a Gift?

At first glance, what things come to your mind when you see the name of this holiday? Do you see brightly wrapped packages with glittery bows? Do you see an envelope with a card, but more importantly, a generous check?

Or do you see a caring friend or relative stepping in to help when you’re overwhelmed? How about an acquaintance or mentor who takes time out of their busy day to guide you through a problem? Then, there’s the clerk at the dry cleaners who went out of her way to get you something on time – or the service manager at your auto place who fixed things you didn’t even realize could have killed you. What about the teacher who spent extra time putting together interesting lesson plans so you’d want to learn? Remember the client or customer who came by with gift because they were so pleased with your work? What about that grocery clerk at the end of the day who smiles and banters with you and lightens your load?

Taken for Granted?

Often, you don’t think about the family members who are always there for you. The people who call you regularly so yo never feel you’re alone. Or the boss who gives you regular paychecks, on time, every month – or the bonuses that you feel are your right! Do you think about the IRS agent or other tax agent who went out of their way to help get you out of a tight fix? Have you thought about your co-workers who cover for you when you’re late, or give you a hand with your projects? How did you thank your spouse, lover or parents when they made sure you had food in the fridge, utilities always operational, clean clothes. In fact, did you remember to thank your parents for all that they did? Your home, your education, perhaps even your car?

When was the last time you said “Thank You” to all the people who make your life so good?

Often, you mean to, but time seems to pass so quickly, have you noticed? All of sudden, ‘I’ll write that card next week’ has turned into two or three months. If you send it now, it would be embarrassing. Or would it?

Oodles of Gift Occasions

Thanks For All The Gifts Week was created by me, Eva Rosenberg, at this time of year for several reasons.

First, By the end of August, you’ve lived through Valentine’s Day, Purim, Easter, Passover, Secretary’s Day, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, graduation, Fourth of July, and your country’s annual celebration, most birthdays, many weddings and showers, lots of new babies, lots of successes and celebrations.

By this time of the summer, if you’ve had the luxury of having one (say a big THANK YOU for that privilege), your enthusiasm and energy has wilted in the heat and the humidity. School hasn’t started yet, neither has the new job. The High Holy Days of the Jews and aren’t due for a little while. It’s still a long way to Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years…when, of course, you want to position yourself to get more gifts, right?

Second, one of the lovely traditions of Judaism is that before the High Holy Days, people are supposed to seek forgiveness from those they’ve wronged or hurt. But there is no tradition for you to remember to say “Thank You” to those who always treat us well.

Third, doing something nice, for no apparent reason, will make both you and recipient of your thanks feel great. (And since you’ve been feeling guilty for neglecting them for so long, just imagine the burden this will lift from your shoulders!) After all, there is never a bad time to do something nice, is there?

For Every Thing There is a Season

Well, that makes this the perfect time to catch up on all those ‘Thank You’s.’

The people you send them to aren’t expecting these expressions of gratitude. They’ll be charmed and delighted to hear from – when you don’t have your hand out. In fact, they may have been harboring resentments towards you because of all the things they’ve done for you, that you took and took as though you were simply entitled. (Read Dear Abby and Ann Landers sometimes – you’ll see some of the pain and anger expressed by parents, aunts, uncles, grandparents,...)

This is also a great time to catch up on those birthday gifts you meant to send out on their birthday. Ok, so it’s three, or six months late. Won’t that make them like it even more? It could even revive relationships!

Good Pranks

In fact, when I was in high school, I had a boyfriend whose birthday was in December. I missed it. And later, we faded apart. In the middle of the summer, I saw something that reminded me of him. So, I wrapped it up and sent it off with a birthday card. Naturally, he called, bewildered about my timing. It opened a door between us and we got closer than we ever had. In fact, it led to a marriage proposal. (Only he was just one evening too late.)

Over the years, I’ve done this to people, even people I saw every day. They’re always surprised, think I’m nuts, but go about feeling great all day. You never know when an unexpected card or gift can change a person’s life.

Buried Treasure

So, take this week to think about the people who’ve made you feel good all year. Send them a card, a note or a letter. You could send them a virtual card, but it has no permanence. Give them something they can save and cherish.

Maybe, like me, they’ve kept every personal card and letter they’ve ever received. To me, those are my most precious treasures. They are the history of all the love in my life – from friends, family, lovers, clients, and especially my husband…who seems to have squirreled away all the cards I’ve given him, too. I fell in love all over again when I found his stash one day.

And to you, my friends, I say thank you for reading my Ask TaxMama columns every week or my TaxQuips columns every day – my occasional Tweets. I thank you for your notes and comments, even when you disagree with me.

Just hearing from you spices up my day!

With warmest gratitude,

Eva Rosenberg.

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Dear Family,

Welcome to Friday the 13th.
The days dawns bright and sunny. The squirrels are still quietly asleep before their busy day of frolicking on their trellis jungle jim and spitting out walnut seed pieces on my car. The birds are twittering quietly, still asleep. Soon, they’ll be up chattering passionately about their latest victory over the neighbor’s cat or local raccoon. It’s a nice, cozy, sleepy morning, and I’d love to go back to bed and snooze a little more.

But, there’s so much to do! You need today’s serving of taxes, laughter and education. Some of you will be joining me for today’s Webinar for Writers, Bloggers and Journalists at 10:00 am. That PowerPoint still has to be finalized.

McGraw-Hill wants my edits on Small Business Taxes Made Easy by next week. There’s still a story to include that I haven’t quite written. I’m doing the final edits and clean-up on the 100% Home-Based Business Tax Cuts – which you’ll have this month. I’ve got to read all about new legislation, finish writing new classes,...and…so much more. Who has time to sleep?

One of my students last night was saying she’s working around the clock. My brother-in-law, who finally replaced his truck’s engine this week (on his own – do you know how heavy and engine is?), seems to burning the candle at both ends. And then there are people who have no work to do? Hmmm….they ought to listen to Jim Kukral’s video, where he tells the story of the brilliant way a woman found to get herself a job.
http://taxmama.com/asktaxmama/its-all-about-pain/

We’re very excited to announce a new series of classes for you on CPE Link. I will be teaching it with Tom Buck, CPA, who has many years of successful experience securing Offers in Compromise for his clients, and helping people get out of tax debt. Also joining us is Sonya Wilt, with her new Enrolled Agent designation, after graduating from TaxMama’s EA class. Sonya has been working with my friend Tom for quite some time and has become quite an expert in her own right.

The IRS Practice Series will start next month Overview of Collection Issues, which will be a free class. You will find the entire list of 2010 classes below.
Tax Holidays may be coming your way. Check to see if you have back-to-school savings in your state.
http://taxmama.com/tax-quips/tax-holidays-coming-up/

This month’s MarketWatch column outlines some of the new laws that may affect your wallet, and taxes. There have been a lot of laws passed lately – and more to come.
http://www.marketwatch.com/Journalists/Eva_Rosenberg

Other interesting articles on MarketWatch Tax this week include Tips for Summer Workers, Estate Tax Debates, Turn Your Traffic Ticket Into a Deductible Donation – that’s a new concept!
http://www.marketwatch.com/taxes
EA Class News
One of our students found some errors in the wording on the Part 1 of the Exam. I brought this to the attention of IRS and Prometric. They have reviewed all the questions in the exam and concur. There were some errors. All those whose scores have been affected have been notified. Some (few) people will now learn that they passed. You can thank TaxMama and Wayne M. Davies

One more week and we’re done with Part 2 of the exam. Several people are starting to take Part 3 – and passing.
www.irsexams.com

Yup. You can get a 10% discount on the EA Class if you register for TaxMama’s Family first.
http://taxmama.com/membership/family-membership/
The discount code can be found in the Family Look-Ups resource.
http://taxmama.com/family-member-resources/
Upcoming Events

August 13, 2010 10:00 – noon PT
Taxes for Writers, Bloggers and Journalists
If you’re earning money from your website, your articles or your blog, you must take this class.
http://taxmama.com/business/web-workshop-for-writers/

August 18, 2010 at 8:00 am – 9:00 am PT – RESCHEDULED!
The next Tax Roundtable is next month. Will you be joining us?
At the last meeting – we covered a lot topics – you can tune in, the replay is here:
http://taxmama.com/category/tax-roundtables/
Just scroll down to July’s event.
Upcoming on CPE LINK – with CPE for CPAs, EAs, and more
http://taxmama.com/earn-cpe-without-leaving-the-office/

September 1 at 12:00pm PT
Doing Tax Research Online for Free
Identify reliable sources of tax information,
how to use them and understand them.

September 15 at 10:00 PT – Roger B. Adams, EA (with minor assist from TaxMama)
Understanding Tax Treaties
Learn the fundamental principles of the purpose and application of tax treaties. Why should you care? Because there are over five million Americans living outside of the U.S., over two million of whom live in the Western hemisphere (principally in Canada and Mexico).

The IRS Practice Series
Team taught with Eva Rosenberg, EA, Tom Buck, CPA and Sonya Wilt, EA
Sep 13, 9:00am – 10 Steps to Release IRS Levies on Paychecks or Bank
Oct 8, 9:00am – 10 Steps to Resolving Collection Issues
Nov 1, 10:00am – Hands-on Collections Workshop
Dec 7, 10:00am – 6 Simple Steps to an Offer-in-Compromise (form 656)
Dec 10, 9:00am – The Un-agreed Collection Alternatives and Appeals

http://wwww.cpelink.com/teamtaxmama

SELF-STUDY at CPE LINK:

Homebuyers Credits for Tax Professionals
The specific laws related to your clients.
How to get it rigth the first time. What to watch out for.
And how to overcome IRS Rejections.

http://wwww.cpelink.com/teamtaxmama
Other TaxMama News:

At Equifax this week, you get tax tips for commercial real estate owners; Dan Solin tells you the 6 Biggest Estate-Planning Mistakes You Can Make; Ilyce Glink asks, Is Now the Right Time to Buy a Vacation Home along the Gulf of Mexico?; Linda Rey reports on Insurance Agents vs. Insurance Websites: Where Will You Get the Better Buy? ; and Robin Holland from the Equifax Credit team tells you if Equifax can decline your credit application – and why.
http://www.equifax.com/blog/tax/en_ff
Have you tried out the really nifty tool I showed you in the AccountingWeb.com blog? You get to see how your tax liability would look under three different tax plans.
http://www.accountingweb.com/blogs/accountingweb/talk-taxmama

In Money Funnies this week will make you groan. It’s full of puns. Really good, bad puns.
http://taxmama.com/category/asktaxmama/money-funnies/

In IRS News, we learn 9 ways to deal with tax debt.
http://taxmama.com/category/asktaxmama/irs-news/
In TaxQuips this week we start the week with Alex, working as a workship leader, among other things. How does he handle this taxes? Help! Rob is trying to apply a special depreciation-related process/ Needs help.
Karol has an untaxed internship and wants to know how to pay estimated taxes. Kris Hix, EA and Tracy Bauman, EA pitch in and help. We end the week with Terri who wants to help someone inherit or receive some propery worth over a millin bucks.
http://taxmama.com/category/tax-quips/
Have you always wanted to understand how a Balance Sheet works? Or how to do a tax return when you work in two or more states? Bruce McFarland explains, at the TaxQueries blog!
http://blog.taxqueries.com/author/brucemcfarland/
http://blog.taxqueries.com/

As always, we love your feedback, opinions and ideas.
You are what makes all this fun – and interesting!

Please use the Comments link online.
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It helps attract the opposite sex!
Shop at www.taxnerd.net or http://www.zazzle.com/taxmama*

Hugs from your favorite TaxNerd,
http://www.zazzle.com/taxmama*

Eva Rosenberg, EA

Your TaxMama® is watching…out for you.

www.TaxMama.com
www.snurl.com/homebiz-tax
www.TaxMama.com/TaxQuips
www.IRSExams.com
www.TaxNerd.net

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TAX CALENDAR
http://taxmama.com/tax-calendar-2010/————————————————————-

08/16/2010 Employers Make Monthly Payroll tax deposit on the 15th of each month
08/31/2010 Time for businesses to consider setting up retirement plans
09/15/2010 Partnership Returns Due- FINAL DEADLINE
09/15/2010 Corporate Returns Due- FINAL DEADLINE
09/15/2010 S Corporate Returns Due- FINAL DEADLINE
09/15/2010 Estate & Trusts Returns – Final Deadline; Bankruptcy fillings use the same form
09/15/2010 Individuals, Farmers & Fishermen Pay 3rd Quarter Estimated Tax Payment
09/15/2010 Corporations – 3rd Quarter Estimate Tax payment Due
09/15/2010 Estates & Trusts 3rd Estimated Tax Payment
09/15/2010 Deadline for Corporations and Partnerships to fund SEP-IRAs for previous year.
09/30/2010 Last day to establish SIMPLE plans for current year
09/30/2010 Time for businesses to consider setting up retirement plans
10/15/2010 Net Operating Loss – Eligible Small Business carry back loss
10/15/2010 Personal Returns – FINAL DEADLINE

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