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Written by Steve Nofar
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Scammers are very creative. They will find just about every way to gain your trust and lure you into a scam to take your identity and your money. And, if you are not careful, you could become their next victim. The information in this article is based on information found at IRS.gov. Specifically, this article is a summary of the latest scams using the IRS name. For more details, please visit IRS.gov for the article titled IRS Warns of New E-Mail and Telephone Scams Using the IRS Name; Advance Payment Scams Starting. |
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Written by Norton Gappy
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What can one say about an exam that takes 3 months to study for, 3 months to grade, and practically no believes they passed once leaving the testing hall? Well, I am sure many reading this article expect to get some insight on a shortcut or some advice that will make the entire process pleasant. The truth is there is no shortcut and there is no easy way. The bar exam is essentially the last hurdle to becoming a lawyer, and they don’t make it easy on you. You simply have to do what the rest of us did to succeed. The intent of this article is to provide you, the reader, with what you need to do, what you need to think, and a little bit of how to go about passing the bar exam. And there are no real shortcuts involved.
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Written by Norton Gappy
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On November 15, 2007, the House of Representatives passed the RESTORE ACT OF 2007, less commonly referred to at the Responsible Electronic Surveillance That is Overseen, Reviewed, and Effective. The bill is considered to be an update of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) and is being “sold to” lawmakers and citizens as a way to provide meaningful and flexible surveillance tools for the intelligence community, while claiming to protect the constitutional rights of Americans whose communications may be intercepted in the process.
This bill provides a mechanism, through December 2009, to conduct foreign electronic surveillance for the purpose of defending against terrorism and other national security threats, without the need for individual court orders for overseas targets.
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Written by Steve Nofar
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Editor's note: Tax attorney and CPA Steven M. Nofar begins a series on taxes, both for individuals and attorneys advising on taxation issues. He will be frequenting the tax forum on legalnut to answer questions where appropriate. Important Tax Figures to Help Prepare your 2007 Income Tax ReturnAs we turn the corner and enter the New Year, we will soon be bombarded with advertisements to purchase products and services from tax software companies and tax preparation centers. Before you do, consider the following quick facts when filing your 2007 personal income tax return. Get questions answered in the Legalnut Tax Forum.
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Written by Norton Gappy
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Just about everyone needs legal services, but many clients just don’t want to pay for it. In today’s economy it is becoming increasing more common for law firms, large and small alike, to experience larger than normal client accounts receivable. The ultimate effect of these larger accounts receivables is a strain on a law firm’s cash flows. To help reduce the accounts receivable at your law firm here are a few suggestions:
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