32 Quotes by Don Roberts

The more substantial your records are, the stronger your case is. You're building a foundation on your records. In the end, you have to be able to support the deduction.

It's easier for home offices to qualify as a principal place of business now. Telecommuters wouldn't be able to claim this, since they are employees, but I'd see this being useful for anyone whose primary work is selling products and traveling outside their home to meet clients.

It's easier for home offices to qualify as a principal place of business now, ... Telecommuters wouldn't be able to claim this, since they are employees, but I'd see this being useful for anyone whose primary work is selling products and traveling outside their home to meet clients.

It is the goal of state and the federal education agencies that 100 percent of all students will be proficient by 2011 (as measured by AIMS). Each year that AYP is calculated, the percentage of students that are labeled as being proficient must increase so that the goal of 100 percent is reached by 2011. This means that our target changes each year and we must meet more stringent requirements with each passing year,

That just means you've got an extra four months to file your return. It doesn't give you any extra time to make your payments.

The best advice is to keep good records. If you don't have them, don't scramble to pick up loose tickets with the footprints on them.

It's better to file, even if you can't pay it, than not to file at all.

The IRS could question the issuance of the W-2,

I'm really excited because of all the English Language Learners we have who scored in the higher range (on tests) also. It creates a strong foundation in the lower grades, which will bring greater achievement in the upper grades,