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By Kent Anderson, Oregon Bankruptcy Attorney on Aug 18, 2008 in Tax Issues

Tax articles are again highlighted by Kay Bell in her eclectic 39th Carnival of Taxes. This online magazine contains a collection of tax articles published on the web, including Two Tax Years For The Price Of One, my article on the split year tax election available in certain bankruptcy cases. This edition of the carnival has an interesting canine theme.

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