IRS Tax Regulation in Plain English ... Really, and It's Free
Published
Jan 29, 2001
It's tax season, and lest you forget, tax regulations can be a bit confusing.
Hey, let's be honest, some days finding your socks can be a challenge. So imagine the joy you'll have when you begin filling out your 2000 tax return form.
This year, however, the IRS is trying to make things a bit less confusing by providing an Internet site titled "Tax Regulations in Plain English." And, believe it or not, it's not too bad. It even has a search mechanism, allowing you to locate regulations on specific topics easily.
So, if you get stuck, fire up your computer and give it a try at www.irs.ustreas.gov/tax_regs/index.html.
OK, let's get back to those lone socks in your drawer. Where do the other ones escape to anyway? Maybe the government would like to do a study on that? On second thought, don't tell them I said that. They might take it seriously ...
Questions about money management? Ask them in the Crosswalk.com Money Forum.
For more money-saving ideas visit No-Debt Living, www.nodebtnews.com, where you can view more than 100 valuable articles and resources on financial, consumer and time-management news with a Christian perspective. Robert Frank is editor of No-Debt Living. Reprinted with permission from No-Debt Living. Copyright 2000 No-Debt Living.
Hey, let's be honest, some days finding your socks can be a challenge. So imagine the joy you'll have when you begin filling out your 2000 tax return form.
This year, however, the IRS is trying to make things a bit less confusing by providing an Internet site titled "Tax Regulations in Plain English." And, believe it or not, it's not too bad. It even has a search mechanism, allowing you to locate regulations on specific topics easily.
So, if you get stuck, fire up your computer and give it a try at www.irs.ustreas.gov/tax_regs/index.html.
OK, let's get back to those lone socks in your drawer. Where do the other ones escape to anyway? Maybe the government would like to do a study on that? On second thought, don't tell them I said that. They might take it seriously ...
Questions about money management? Ask them in the Crosswalk.com Money Forum.
For more money-saving ideas visit No-Debt Living, www.nodebtnews.com, where you can view more than 100 valuable articles and resources on financial, consumer and time-management news with a Christian perspective. Robert Frank is editor of No-Debt Living. Reprinted with permission from No-Debt Living. Copyright 2000 No-Debt Living.
| Copyright 2001 No-Debt Living. Reprinted with permission from No-Debt Living. |
Originally published January 29, 2001.
