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August 2011
Tom S. Ebbinghouse
Published Author
Tax Problem Solver and Attorney
Thoughtful Things
“The difference between death and taxes is that death doesn’t get worse every time Congress meets.” Will Rogers
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Doloris’s Divine Dishes
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SMALL BUSINESS IS DIFFERENT THAN FORTUNE 500
When you first start your small business, you may have done everything yourself. It was a lot of work, but you were sure that things got done. Then you started to get really busy and you began to delegate to others. You double checked their work and it was fine. So then you started to assume that all was well. Maybe that is where you are now.
Because we help small businesses and their owners, we understand the problems that you face. And that is why the Ebbinghouse Law Group wants to remind you that just because your partner was supposed to take care of the taxes or you hired someone to take care of the taxes for you does not matter to the IRS. You are still liable and you can take the fall for others mistakes.
You do not want to be reacting to the IRS. Be proactive. Take the time to double check what is going on in your business. Dig deep. And if you find that you might have a tax challenge, be proactive and get representation now before your tax problem grows. It only gets worse over time. Your tax challenges do not have to end up on the front page of the newspaper.
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Our People Profile
Bedford Kitty (a.k.a. Bubby, Little Big Man) was found in the middle of the road on a busy highway at four weeks old. Our truck went over him as he was positioned perfectly in between the tires. Bedford is extremely intelligent, which has a tendency to get him into trouble. He lived indoors for about 10 years until he decided he wanted to live outdoors and transition into the “mighty hunter” that he is today. We weren’t aware of his desire to be an outdoorsman until he ruined a couch and started leaving hints all around the house for us to find. After Bedford moved out, he became a truly happy cat and gained back the weight he lost during the last three years. His days and nights are filled with adventures in the backyard; stalking small animals (which he never catches), bird watching and playing with leaves. He is also happy to share his food with any raccoons or possums that come up on the deck as he knows the gravy train always delivers more food. The best time of day is when his Mom Jennifer comes to sit outside on the deck in the evening to give him exclusive attention, with pets and scratches under the chin.
My mother-in-law (Joan Doloris) is a fantastic cook and I wanted to share her recipes with you.
Each month I will feature great down home comfort food for you to enjoy.
Doloris’s Divine Dishes
4 CUPS RHUBARB
2 1/2 cups sugar
3 eggs
1 tsp flour
1 tsp butter
SMALL DASH OF SALT
Unbaked 8 inch pie shell
Cut the Rhubarb stalks in half length wise, then cut them into ¼ inch slices. Place the rhubarb into the pie shell and dot with 1 tsp of butter.
Beat sugar, eggs, salt, and flour together with a mixer on low for 2 min.
Pour the mixture over the rhubarb and bake at 350 degrees for about ½ hour.
“This Rhubarb pie recipe is the best I have ever eaten, especially with the custard base to it. It was given to my mother by her mother about 80 years ago.” Joan D.
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