Weekend tax roundups

September 13, 2010

I meant to post this yesterday, but got distracted with some personal tasks and then spent the evening in the bathroom puking thanks to the Cowboys' horrific play.

But my personal issues are in no way a reflection on the fine tax and financial compilations posted this past weekend by a couple of fellow bloggers.

Joe Taxpayer Blog offers a nice collection of recent money notes in A Super Longevity Roundup. In addition to his website version, you can give Joe's post your support on Tip'd.

And The Wandering Tax Pro's weekend version of What's the Buzz? has a lot of good tax info.

As you've probably surmised by now, both Joe and the Pro included items I posted in their roundups. Thanks guys!

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