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52% of Americans intend to spend their annual tax refund on necessary expenses such as loans, credit cards and other household expenses.

http://www.accountingtoday.com/news/Taxpayers-Plan-Use-Tax-Refunds-Necessary-Expenses-69787-1.html

Taxpayers Plan to Use Tax Refunds for Necessary Expenses About 52 percent of Americans intend to spend their annual tax refund on necessary expenses such as loans, credit cards and other household expenses, while another 30 percent plan to put the money into savings and only 8 percent plan to invest the tax refund money, according to a new survey.

The Swedish pop group Abba mainly wore its flamboyant outfits during its heyday in order to be able to take a tax deduction on its clothing, according to a new book.
http://www.accountingtoday.com/news/Abba-Wore-Flashy-Clothing-Tax-Deduction-69638-1.html

Abba Wore Flashy Clothing as a Tax Deduction The Swedish pop group Abba mainly wore its flamboyant outfits during its heyday in order to be able to take a tax deduction on its clothing, according to a new book.

2013 Year End Tax Planning .....

2013 Year End Tax Planning

Moving up the ladder ....

http://blogs.wsj.com/atwork/2013/11/11/rising-up-the-ladder-in-america-whos-upwardly-mobile/?mod=e2fb

Rising Up the Ladder in America: Who’s Upwardly Mobile? A great many of Americans born into the poorest segments of the population are stuck there for life, a finding that suggests the U.S. has much to do to improve social mobility, according to a study.