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Violet Young usually works from home. She owns a daycare in Antioch, but she came to the Woodburn Community Center in Nashville to file her taxes. SPECIAL SECTION: Tax Guide 2011

Free Small Business Certifications Classes in February - PR.com (press release)

Free Small Business Certifications Classes in February PR.com (press release) This class will be facilitated by Jacqueline Merritt, economic development specialist with the US Small Business Administration and Aundrea Wilcox, Sr. business counselor with the Tennessee Business Development Center at East Tennessee State University ... and more »

AdvantageCCS Gets Approval to Expand Bankruptcy Counseling to 13 New States - PR Web (press release)

AdvantageCCS Gets Approval to Expand Bankruptcy Counseling to 13 New States PR Web (press release) Advantage Credit Counseling Service is now able to offer bankruptcy counseling to 38 states total. ACCS has completed over 5600 bankruptcy counseling sessions in 2011. Advantage Credit Counseling Service, Inc. (ACCS) has recently been approved by the ...

People in Business - Mail Tribune

People in Business Mail Tribune Tom McDonald, a Rogue Federal Credit Union branch manager, has been elected president of the board of Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Southern Oregon. Other officers for the coming year are: Vice president, John Blackhurst, a partner with the ...

Friday Calendar - TriCities.com

Friday Calendar TriCities.com COMMUNITY COUNSELING CLINIC: Johnson City Tenn., East Tennessee State University offers free services, covering wide range of issues, to individuals, couples and families. Anyone living in the area is eligible for services.

IRS sites offer free tax help - Chattanooga Times Free Press

Chattanooga Times Free Press

IRS sites offer free tax help Chattanooga Times Free Press Several taxpayers eligible for the free service also are able to take the earned income tax credit. The credit brought $1.51 billion to Tennessee in 2011, but IRS officials project only four out of every five Tennesseeans who could take the credit did. and more »

Smoking: Focus on workers quitting, not a hiring ban - The Tennessean

Smoking: Focus on workers quitting, not a hiring ban The Tennessean No question, the hospital deserves credit for promoting a vision of a healthy community, and certainly, such attitudes among employers can be found across the state. Wellness programs abound in companies big and small throughout Tennessee, ... and more »