Archive for August, 2011
August 31st, 2011 | 
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A personal look at four Montana farm and ranch families. Produced by the Montana Farm Bureau Federation
Mike Shinoda
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Tags: Farm Bureau Federation, Montana Farm Bureau, Montana Farm Bureau Federation | 
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The day before the IRS tax filing deadline, three accountants rush to complete their clients’ tax returns. It ends badly. Created by The DiSalvo Brothers at Catholic University of America in 2011 as part of Campus MovieFest, the world’s largest student film festival.
Jackson Diza
We should all take responsibility for ourselves and earn our own money, correct?
Angel Wohlfarth
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Guy Kritikos
My sister in law and I are going to have a multi-family estate sale in two weeks where we sell our own higher-value belongings. We are not a business. I can’t find any documentation detailing the requirement for collecting sales tax. I will be using Paypal to allow credit card transactions, but they do not mandate the collection of sales tax.
Can anyone shed light on this for me?
Gavin Palisi
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Ollie Osmer
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Sherie Ollie
www.Christina-Law.com. Estate planning for estates $500000 and less. NOT LEGAL ADVICE! Don’t take legal advice from a 3 minute YouTube video. See a qualified attorney in your area for your specific situation and concerns. I am not your lawyer.
Sallie Mondloch
Bob Jennings, Charlie Slade and Bill Leonard have fun while talking about Estate tax during a full moon at the White Sands National Monument.
Karly Vaccarezza