Archives for: October 2008
Phoenix Financial Group currently has an opening for an administrative assistant / paralegal. We are a tax resolution firm that deals strictly in helping clients resolve their tax issues with the IRS and the states. No previous experience in the tax industry is required, but we are looking for somebody that will stick around for at least a year and is intelligent, since there's a learning curve to what we do and how we do it due to the specialized nature of our industry.
Must be good on the phone, able to type at least 30 words per minute, and be comfortable working with Excel and Word. If you have previous tax preparation, bookkeeping, or paralegal experience, that's a bonus, but not required.
Starting pay is $10/hr. This is a full-time, 40-hour a week job at our office in Lafayette, CO.
Please send a resume and cover letter to careers@pfgtax.com to be considered for this position. I am interviewing all this week, and we are looking to fill the position immediately.
Take care!
-Jassen
10/06/08
Start Online Business - Keyword Research Part 2
Here's part 2 of that keyword research video. This part shows how to drill down and make some decisions about which keywords to use, how to analyze dominant and niche players, and how to go about picking the best keyword phrases to use towards your domain name and business name.
10/03/08
Personal Review and Analysis of H.R. 1424 - Emergency Economic Stabilization Act (Plus Pork!)
I just got done reading the 110 page EESA that passed the U.S. House today. I highly encourage people to read it themselves, rather than listen to the B.S. and hype from the media. Perhaps more important than the EESA itself is the 320+ pages of PORK attached to it. Congress at it's finest. I haven't read the pork yet, but I'm going to write this blog post as I skim the pork, and will report on what gems I find within.
First, the entire bill is here:
http://financialservices.house.gov/essa/essabill.pdf
The government's own summation of the sections, in only 6 pages (worth reading if you're not going to read the whole thing):
http://financialservices.house.gov/essa/eesabill_section-by-section.pdf
To start, let's go over the gist of what the EESA does.
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