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Laura Green

Washington, D.C.
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5 books featuring dark woods where dark things happen

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By Laura Green
| The Brunswick News
There are countless reasons why the woods make for a great setting in novels. In the woods, it’s easy for us to get lost, easy to think we’re progressing towards a destination only to find ourselves back where we started, easy to disappear. In the woods, technology is unreliable, and often we find it best to leave our phones behind. Our senses are sometimes heightened and sometimes dampened. Creatures crawl in and out of sight. Often, we encounter a house, isolated, mysterious.
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5 books featuring dark woods where dark things happen

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By Laura Green
| Idaho Statesman
There are countless reasons why the woods make for a great setting in novels. In the woods, it's easy for us to get lost, easy to think we're progressing towards a destination only to find ourselves back where we started, easy to disappear. In the woods, technology is unreliable, and often we find it best to leave our phones behind. Our senses are sometimes heightened and sometimes dampened. Creatures crawl in and out of sight. Often, we encounter a house, isolated, mysterious.
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Are IRS Penalties Tax Deductible?

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By Laura Green
| businessandamerica.com
The U.S. tax code does not allow taxpayers to deduct penalties assessed by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). IRS penalties are typically assessed for violations of tax laws, such as misreporting income or claiming false deductions or tax credits. The IRS typically assesses penalties along with interest on the balance owed by a taxpayer, and this interest is not tax-deductible. Taxpayers cannot deduct IRS penalties on their tax return.
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