I wrote a short post on The CPA Journey, as I had experienced it, about six months ago on August 8, 2011. My mind wandered there probably because I had taken my last CPA test a little over a week before that, on July 30. Just 21 days later, [...]
Continue Reading →A short video blog I recorded yesterday while watching some football. You can see in the video what the new home office looks like as well. It’s is regarding the tax implications of marriage. There were a million reasons I got married; but I have to say, for a bean counter, this [...]
Continue Reading →Something I really enjoy doing, that I don’t do nearly often enough, is driving around neighborhoods on the weekend in search of rummage sales. Garage sales! It’s best when they have signs from a main road that just guide you in. Today I bought Tom Clancys: Rainbow Six. [...]
Continue Reading →The Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam is tough. In the State of Wisconsin, you have to wait until you have the required 150 credit hours before you can take the exam also. This means, that when you take the tests, you are graduated and well on your way in the professional world. [...]
Continue Reading →A little over four years ago, in 2007, I was finishing up my sophomore year at the University of Wisconsin at Oshkosh. My GPA might have been a 2.9x (Mom always told me to get a 3.0 or better). School was never my favorite thing in the world, and I think the feeling [...]
Continue Reading →I always correct people.
“You went to school for accounting, right?â€
“No, I was a counting major.â€
*Gasps of enlightenment from all who heard*
I used to say accounting is the language of business, but that doesn’t get as many laughs.
When a lot of people think about accountants, they think about “bean countersâ€, counting [...]
Continue Reading →Everyone has a priority list. Some start at the top and complete everything on that list. Some pick and choose which ones to do depending on the consequences of completing or not completing the items. Things go up and down on that list as life changes. If you are someone like me, [...]
Continue Reading →8:35PM. Tuesday night. Checked my P.O. Box. Met a client at their house. It was month end at work. An Accountant is busy at month-end. Skype’d with another client for precisely 53 minutes and 25 seconds. Dinner? Not tonight. Maybe I will have a [...]
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Contact: Kevin McMullen
Tax Relaxer
Phone: (920) 389-1040
Email: Kevin@TaxRelaxer.com
Tax Relaxer Expands Operations Beyond Downtown Oshkosh
Oshkosh, Wisconsin (February 15, 2011) – Downtown Oshkosh has been very good to recent University of Wisconsin at Oshkosh graduate Kevin McMullen and [...]
Continue Reading →Name your own price. What does that even mean? Well nobody understands your tax situation better than you do. This assessment to determine a quote for you is good; it is really good, but it is not perfect. Some information may not be communicated appropriately and I may quote you higher [...]
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"Back in college I pitched an idea to my marketing student group that I truly believed in: "Anything of quality can be had at an affordable price." The Tax Relaxer is built on the same simple principal: "Quality Returns, Prepared and Reviewed by a Quality Specialist, for an Affordable Price, PERIOD."
- Kevin McMullen, Founder
