It really is quite incredible. I took a tax law class in grad school, taught by an expert's expert. The class is taught in such a way that you end up with a go

It really is quite incredible. I took a tax law class in grad school, taught by an expert's expert. The class is taught in such a way that you end up with a good feel for the conceptual topology of tax law. I've done my own taxes awhile now. Then, last year, I helped my girlfriend (a management consultant) do her taxes. She had three client projects that year, all in different states. There were multiple issues in navigating that hall of mirrors, not the least of which was understanding how 'residency' was understood and impacted her taxes. Simply filing them was also a chore. Some states didn't have e-file. Others sort of had it. I do not wish the unique hell of U.S. tax filing on anyone.