Posts Tagged ‘financial new year’
Be It Resolved
Total Black: $953.75
Total Red: $230,715.3
In consideration of the end of the year two-thousand-and-nine; and because this blog has brought untold rewards, insights, and guidance to myself and possibly some of its readers; and since the eve of a new year has for ages been a time to set a new course and renew one’s commitment to future goals and dreams; witnesseth, then, by these remarks, that it is, and shall be, hereby, RESOLVED, that: Keep reading . . .
A Financial New Year
Total Black: $3,353.25
Total Red: $230,569.24
I opened a piece of mail today that I received yesterday or the day before. I’m not sure when exactly. The New York State Department of Taxation and Finance sent it. I knew what it regarded, so I figured there wasn’t much rush. Well, it turns out the NY IRS equivalent has filed a tax lien against me. I owe $2,973.16 cents. Ironically within about ten minutes of opening that letter, I received an automatic email alert from Equifax with the same information. So, it’s now on my credit report. I’m trying to keep my chin up and stay positive as I noted a few days back on Eyes on the Prize. But it’s getting more and more difficult. I fear that even the strongest will and the best intentions can’t make things get better on their own. I need a job. If I still had the previous contract attorney position, I could have paid this tax lien in two paychecks. Sometimes it seems I was better off when I was on unemployment. I don’t know how that could be though. Keep reading . . .