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• Better Late than Never (I Hope): Tax Mama Wraps Up the "Twelve Blogs of Christmas" (with a Bow and Everything)

  —Tick Marks

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  Eva Rosenberg's "Tax Mama" has been around for a number of years and considered for the "Twelve Blogs" for at least two previous years. Eva mixes tax advice with some gentle humor and now provides material in the "AccountingWEB Bloggers' Crew" as well as her own site. A sample post' [...]

  Posted: December 22, 2009, 10:04am EST
  by Dan Meyer

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• One for the Guys: Jack Townsend Gives Us the Legal Scoop on Tax Scofflaws

  —Tick Marks

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  The tax blogosphere has been spoiled for many years by the fine reporting of bloggers like Russ Fox and Joe Kristan on cases involving tax crimes. To better understand the rationale behind court decisions, however, it is hard to match the postings of Jack Townsend at "Federal Tax Crimes." Jack [...]

  Posted: December 21, 2009, 10:14am EST
  by Dan Meyer

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• Apologies (Burnout Happens)

  —Tick Marks

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  I almost went two weeks without posting for the first time since I started blogging in spring 2005. A combination of travel, very busy end of semester and some level of burnout were contributing factors; nevertheless, my apologies to my regular readers and those bloggers who link here. For the [...]

  Posted: December 14, 2009, 9:25am EST
  by Dan Meyer

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• Invitation to a Conversation: If the Auditors Were Missing from the Financial Crisis -- Let's Ask Why

  —Re:Balance

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  Last night I saw upon the stair

  A little man who wasn’t there

  He wasn’t there again today

  Oh, how I wish he’d go away

   -- Hughes Mearns, 1899

   An under-appreciated power of the bloggers is the capacity for a two-way conversation, right out in full public view.

   That was my reaction, anyway, to Francine McKenna’s December 7 post, [...]

  Posted: December 13, 2009, 11:21am EST
  by Jim Peterson

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• Time for George to learn some economics

  —Tax Research UK

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  The following comes from Anthony Painter but is just far, far too good not to reproduce:

  Many economists, commentators and bloggers have been warning about George Osborne’s tenuous grip on economics for some time.

  All week he has been trying to scare us all that the UK is about to lose [...]

  Posted: December 11, 2009, 9:54am EST
  by Richard Murphy

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• Tax, finance and carnival collections

  —Don't Mess With Taxes

  I know the Tax Carnival is coming up tomorrow, but a couple of my fellow bloggers got a jump on disseminating key financial and tax data.
  
  As appetizers to the upcoming Carnival, check out The Wandering Tax Pro's weekend Buzz and Joe Taxpayer's weekly round-up.
  
  I'm [...]

  Posted: December 06, 2009, 12:06pm EST
  by skbell1

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• Sad news

  —Roth & Company, P.C.

  

  A poignant and sad post from Janell Greiner, one of the earliest tax bloggers. Keep her in your thoughts.

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  Posted: December 03, 2009, 8:09am EST
  by Joe Kristan

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• More on Blogs as Legal Scholarship

  —TaxProf Blog

  In 2006, I organized a conference at Harvard Law School on Bloggership: How Blogs Are Transforming Legal Scholarship, with the papers published in a symposium issue of the Washington University Law Review (84 Wash. U. L. Rev. 1025-1261 (2006)). Among the particpants were Orin Kerr (George Washington) and Douglas A.... [...]

  Posted: December 02, 2009, 2:13pm EST
  by Paul Caron

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• The hard way to get blogging material

  —Roth & Company, P.C.

  TaxGrrrl, an actual tax lawyer, is being audited, and will blog it. It should be great blogging material, but that's a tough way to get it. I hope auditing tax bloggers doesn't become a trend.

  Fellow tax lawyer Peter Pappas has some comments.

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  Posted: November 24, 2009, 9:34am EST
  by Joe Kristan

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