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The Western Union Company is a financial services and communications company based in the United States. Its North American headquarters is in Greenwood Village, Colorado, and its international marketing and commercial services headquarters are in Montvale, New Jersey. Until it discontinued the service, Western Union was the best known US company in the business of exchanging telegrams.

Western Union has a number of divisions, with products such as person-to-person money transfer, money orders, and commercial services. As of September 9, 2000, the company has 350,000 Western Union agent locations in over 240 countries and territories.

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Tips For Preparing Your Taxes from the Internet   
Cal Golden

When it comes to preparing our taxes, many of us could use some help.

The following websites offer guidance and information that may assist you in learning about how to get the most out of filing your returns.

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Strikes In Greece Over Proposed Tax Law Overhaul (AP Via Yahoo! News)
Greek taxi drivers and many gas station owners are striking against a proposed overhaul of tax laws under the government's efforts to overcome its debt crisis.

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Fairmark.com
www.fairmark.com


Recommended by Forbes.com, Fairmark.com sia tax site dedicated to helping investors file their taxes correctly, offering a Tax Help Center and guidance when dealing with Roth IRAs, capital gains, and financing for college.

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Thai Board Of Investment Relaunches Tax Perks To Lure Business (Fox News)
Thai Board Of Investment Relaunches Tax Perks To Lure Business

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IRS.com
www.irs.com


Although not affiliated with IRS.gov, this site suggests online taxx programs you can use for filing your return; info about extensions, deductions, and refunds; and Hot Topics, such as Tax Scams.


MSN Money
moneycentral.msn.com/tax/home.asp


MSN Money's Tax Estimator hepls you prepare to file this year's taxes with information about tax law changes. A tax terms glossary helps you decide what forms you need to file, and tax attorney Jeff Schnepper answers questions you post in the Tax Corner message board.


TaxSites.com
www.taxsites.com


A directory of tax and accounting websites, TaxSites.com provides links for state tax agencies, legal information, organizations, and governmment sites for each state.


United States Tax Court
www.ustaxcourt.gov


The U.S. Tax Court lets you dispute tax-related offenses. This site describes the process the court uses, presents FAQs about what's involved when a case goes to tax court, and gives contact information for court offices and judges.


Yahoo! Taxes
taxes.yahoo.com


The giant search engine's Taxes page includes Tax Tips, a Tax Guide For Investors, Tax Education, and resources that can help users find an accountant or talk with others on the Yahoo! message board.




Cal Golden is a volunteer tax preparer and webmaster of Unclaimed Tax Refunds: How To Claim Yours
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