Anna Lewchanin
Anna Lewchanin has a BA in International Business and Economics and a Masters in Accountancy. She is a Partner and Tax Accountant for Small Town Tax Service (www.smalltowntaxservice.us). Small Town Tax Service offers mobile and drop-off tax preparation, as well as business planning, budgeting, and cost analysis services.
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Why the U.S. Government Should Forgive Student Loan DebtThe government has spent billions of dollars trying to jump-start our ailing economy. Why not use the same money and forgive student loan debt, allowing America's "educated poor" to use their disposable income to spur economic growth?
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Why Advertising Should Be Allowed in SchoolsWould you vote to allow advertising in schools? What if it meant $100,000 a year or more in revenue for the school district? This is a fairly new idea that I have seen more and more in schools that have struggled for support. -
First Person: My Strategy for Surviving Professional Training EventsI have attended several professional training forums, mostly tax or accounting related, and have compiled a list of ways to make these forums more enjoyable.
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Local News: Caroline County, VA School Board RaceJamey Lewchanin is running for the Caroline County School Board for the Reedy Church District. He has 15 years of experience working with children, lives in the community, and has worked as a mentor and child advocate from a young age. -
First Person: My Extreme Tax ReturningSome people are into extreme couponing, I'm into extreme tax returning.Also published on:
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How to Create a Personal BudgetDo you want to start a budget to track your finances but not sure where to start? A budget can help you take charge of your money and plan for the things you want or need to buy. Here are 4 easy steps to create a personal budget.
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Favorite Free (or Nearly Free) iPhone AppsEveryone who owns an iPhone knows about the popular basics needed for everyday use, (Facebook, E-Mail, Weather, Twitter, iTunes, etc.), but there are so many amazing apps out there that are free or nearly free and are of great quality.