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Hello, my name is Nelson Stewart. Welcome to my website about tax law. The proper completion of tax documents, and their prompt return to the IRS, keeps people from landing themselves in court against tax evasion charges. Whether miscalculations are deliberate or accidental, the IRS tends to catch people who are not paying their fair share of taxes. Taw laws are convoluted and difficult for the average person to understand. I created this site to help people better understand tax laws and improve their chances of abiding by those regulations. Please feel free to visit my site on a regular basis to learn more about tax law.

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 Categories: Law, Articles

If you're currently waiting for your disability claim to go through, you may wonder how you'll pay your bills until you receive your benefits. Although you can't change the situation right now, there's a way to avoid this scenario in the future by obtaining disability income insurance. Disability income insurance helps you meet the needs of your living expenses and more while you wait for your traditional disability benefits. It's provided by health insurance companies as supplemental benefits for Social Security Disability benefits or Social Security Supplemental benefits. Read More 

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16 December 2014
 Categories: Law, Articles

Your injury may not be readily visible to the eye, but you can no longer face the idea of going to work every day. In fact, your post-traumatic stress disorder has you so anxious, there are days you aren't sure you can get out of bed, especially since the event that triggered your condition occurred at your workplace. You have considered quitting, but you need your paycheck to survive. So what should you do? Read More 

What Happens If You’re Involved In A Mass Transit Accident?

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 Categories: Law, Articles

You're probably secure in the knowledge that your auto insurance policy will ensure you are compensated for injuries and damage to your vehicle whenever you're involved in a traffic accident. But what happens if you are injured while riding a city bus or taking a subway? And what if you are injured while waiting at a transit stop? Read on to learn more about the legal treatment of mass transit accidents, as well as steps you should take if you find yourself in this situation. Read More 

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 Categories: Law, Articles

Linagliptin is a medication that doctors prescribe for people with type 2 diabetes. As part of a healthy lifestyle, linagliptin (sometimes prescribed in a branded form) can help patients control the symptoms of the disease, but some people experience serious side effects. If your doctor has prescribed the medication for you or someone you love, learn more about the potential side effects, and the injuries that some people experience when they take the drug. Read More 

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5 December 2014
 Categories: Law, Articles

Helping a friend or stranger get back on their feet by letting them stay at your house is a wonderful thing to do. However, it could cause you a lot of problems. Your house guest could become a tenant, which means you'll need to go through a legal eviction process if they refuse to leave. So what do you do when you want to help someone out but you don't want to become their landlord? Read More