Tax Practice: Share Your Expertise: Why It Pays and How to Do It

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Tax lawyer Kelly Phillips Erb, aka “taxgirl,” has written for The New York Times and is now a staff writer for Forbes.com, but she never set out to be a famous blogger or national thought leader.

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Tax Practice

Jul 07, 2016

by MARY ELLEN BIERY

Tax lawyer Kelly Phillips Erb, aka “taxgirl,” has written for The New York Times and is now a staff writer for Forbes.com, but she never set out to be a famous blogger or national thought leader.
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