2009 EarleLaw Newsletters
2009-01: The California Home Equity Sales Contract Purchase Act
2009-02: IRS Announces Expedited Process for Subordination or
Discharge
of Tax Liens
2009-07: The Mortgage Debt Relief Act and Debt Cancellation
2009-08: Six Facts to Help You Understand the Alternative Minimum Tax
2009-09: IRS to Increase Collection Activities and Efforts
2009-10: Ten Facts About Capital Gains and Losses
2009-11: Seven Important Points about Penalties
2009-12: New Law Extends Net Operating Loss Carryback for Small
Business
2009-13: Five Important Facts About Your IRS Appeal Rights
2009-16: Five Tips for Making Child Support Payments Count
2009-23: Special Tax Breaks for Small Business
2009-17: The Four Steps of Trust Administration
2009-18: Three Options for Your Children's Inheritance
2009-19: Working with Distressed and Other Residential Properties
2009-20: How to Make the IRS Pay Your Attorney Fees after an Audit
2009-22: Race Discrimination Costs Landlord $21,461
2009-24: Powers of Attorney: The Basics
2009-25: California Department of Real Estate Issues Fraud Warning
2009-26: The Helping Families Save Their Homes Act of 2009
2009-27: Buying and Selling California Foreclosure Properties
2009-28: Seven Considerations for Starting a New Business
2009-29: General Release Insufficient to Overcome Non-Compliance with
Home Equity Sales Contract Act
2009-30: Homebuyer Tax Credit Fraud
2009-32: Filing Deadline Looms for Special Refund Claims
2009-33: Criminal Charges Against Apartment Manager Dismissed
2009-34: Employee vs. Independent Contractor -- Eight Considerations for
Business Owners
2009:35 Eight Things to Know If You Receive an IRS Notice
2009-36: First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit
2009:38: Like-Kind Exchanges for Real Estate Investors
2009-39: New California Real Estate-Related Laws for 2009-2010
2009-40: "Short Sale" or Short Detour to the Courthouse?
2009-42: When Should You "Just Walk Away" (From that House)?
2009-43: Thanksgiving: A Religiously-Inspired Holiday in a Christian
Nation?
2009-44: An Introduction to Premises Liability Based on Criminal Conduct
2009-45: Tax Consequences of "Short Sales", Foreclosures, and Loan
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