People, in general, don't like to get letters addressed to them from the Internal Revenue Service, even if it's as simple as not signing your return or not dating your return.

If you've given away non-cash items, whether it's clothing or furniture, and you have valuations of between $500 and $5,000, then there's a form 82-83 that should be completed.

Take the time, start early, and read the booklet. It's not that difficult.

I've had occasions where some of my clients had become new parents after having several children, and they forgot to tell me that there's been a new addition to the family.

(I am usually)looking through people's old relics and old letters from maybe someone who was in the service writing to their wife or something like that. (I) never thought I would be the object of something like this, at least not at this age anyway.

or any other humanitarian service organizations because it's vitally important to the people of New Orleans and the surrounding parishes who need food, shelter and clothing.