Debbie Dragon

Debbie started a freelance writing business three days after giving birth to her first son, as a way to earn money from home and to avoid daycare. Within just a few years, Debbie expanded her online content writing business to include marketing services for online business owners and training for others wanting to make money from writing. Debbie has authored countless articles for the web, ghostwritten hundreds of books, is the co-author of “Share Your Number”, a book that will be available on Amazon, and has helped small companies create big profits in their businesses. While Debbie has created content for a wide-variety of industries, she has established expertise in the personal finance and small business industries. Her articles have been published on Entrepreneur.com and other influential websites in between, such as WiseBread.com, where she holds a staff writer position. Follow Me on Google+

Tax Deductions and Tax Breaks of Owning a Home

May 28, 2013

If you own a home do you know all the tax deductions and tax breaks that you might be entitled to? When you own your own home there… Read More

Tax Deductions for Capital Losses: How This Deduction Works

November 30, 2012

If you've incurred a significant loss from the sale of assets you owned or used for investment or personal purposes, you can claim those losses on your 1040… Read More

General Republican Viewpoints on Taxes

September 18, 2012

Taxes: they’re among the most debated areas of governmental policy—and the most debated economic policy—because they literally affect everyone. While specific policies ebb and flow over time, particularly… Read More

General Democratic Viewpoints on Taxes

September 12, 2012

Taxes impact everyone, every day, and are thus among the most discussed governmental policy matters in the United States, from K Street to Main Street.  Given the importance… Read More

What Duty Free Means and How to Take Advantage of Duty Free Shopping

August 21, 2012

Most people have heard the term “duty free shopping” before, or seen “duty free shop” signs at airports, but many consumers have only a vague idea of what… Read More

What is the Exit Tax and Who Does It Effect?

July 23, 2012

Some people make a decision to give up United States citizenship in an effort to avoid US tax obligations.  Ending US citizenship is simple – just need to announce… Read More

Tax Brackets & Tax Tables for 2012

May 9, 2012

The 2011 tax season is long gone, and the majority of Americans have already filed their information to the IRS. Although this is out of the way, you… Read More

6 Most Common Tax Filing Mistakes to Avoid

March 15, 2012

Tax Day 2012 is April 17th, but don’t let those extra two days to file lull you into a sense of complacency. The time to be preparing your… Read More

Where is My Tax Refund? How to Check Status of an IRS Refund

March 13, 2012

Some people are not required to file an IRS tax return because their income falls below a certain amount. However, these same people may be owed an IRS… Read More

Tax Credits, Deductions & Advice for Seniors Filing Taxes

February 15, 2012

There are many ways through which the elderly can reduce their income taxes. Approximately 13% of the U.S. population is over the age of 65, and a large… Read More

Mitt Romney & Ron Paul: Historic Overview of Their Views on Taxes

January 25, 2012

Because taxes can significantly impact the economy by changing the cash flow available to both individuals and businesses, a presidential candidate's view on taxes has become an increasingly… Read More

2012 IRS Standard Mileage Tax Deduction Rate?

December 23, 2011

The 2012 IRS mileage rates (2013 IRS mileage rates) vary depending on whether you are claiming mileage for business travel, moving expenses, charitable work or medical-related traveling. Each… Read More