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June 2011
Tom S. Ebbinghouse
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Tax Problem Solver and Attorney
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DO YOU WANT YOUR TAX CHALLENGES TO MAKE YOU AN EXAMPLE?
You’ve worked hard in your profession and in your business and your success has brought you recognition and notoriety. When you go to the club or out to dinner, you get treated differently because of who you are. The same could be true when you have a tax challenge. Only in this case, the IRS might want to make an example out of you. According to CNNMoney.Com “Prevention seems to be the most effective way for the IRS to get its money. The best tactic? Setting examples of celebrities who run afoul of tax laws.”
Penske Racing’s Helio Castroneves, Willie Nelson, and Wesley Snipes are three examples of successful people whose tax challenges have made the papers and been on TV. Doctors, securities brokers, loan officers, businessmen, dentists, pastors, salesmen, owners of businesses, accountants and attorneys are all prominently identified by their profession on the IRS website detailing 2009 tax fraud investigations.
You too may be a target because of whom or what you are. Your affairs may be subject to more scrutiny. And because of who you are you have your reputation, your home, your business and everything you have worked hard to create at risk. You need discrete, confidential representation to protect who and what you are.
Our People Profile
Customer Services Specialist Jennifer Ebbinghouse has been working for the Ebbinghouse Law Group since 2009. She was born and raised in southern Indiana and graduated from University of Indianapolis as a registered nurse in 2004. Jennifer has worked in the hospital as a nurse on the medical surgical floor and Intensive Care Unit. Additionally, she has been charge nurse in the Immediate Care Setting and at a Federally Qualified Health Clinic.
She brings her passion for helping others to her position at Ebbinghouse Law Group, whether it’s reviewing medical records for case preparation or greeting clients when they come to the office. Jennifer always has a big smile and a ready laugh for everyone. Working in the business with Tom has been a rewarding and educational experience for her. Jennifer enjoys traveling with Tom, reading and her two kittys Catrina and Bedford.
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.
Miss Patti’s Three Day Coconut Cake
1 box yellow butter cake mix (enough for two layers)
1 10 oz bag of angel coconut
1 pint sour cream
2 cups sugar
1 large container of cool whip
Mix cake according to package directions for two 8 inch cake pans, bake and allow to cool.
Mix together 6 to 7 oz of coconut, sour cream and sugar and cool whip.
Split layers in half, making 4 layers.
Spread mixture in between layers and all over outside.
Sprinkle with remaining coconut all over outside of cake.
Place in refrigerator for 3 days (Very Important) to hold for three days.
I also drain crushed pineapple and place between the layers along with crushed pecans.
(Add amount as you desire)
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