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Harris Teeter Coupon Matchups 12/28 – 1/3

by Laura on December 28, 20112011-12-28
in Harris Teeter Weekly Ad

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Harris Teeter coupon matchups are complete. There are some good deals this week.

Let me know what else you find or if you have corrections.

Double coupons up to and including $0.99 everyday.

Limit 20 coupons per day.

Limit 3 like coupons per transaction, 2 like internet printables per transaction.

No internet printable coupons accepted for “FREE” items or B1G1 Free items.

B1G1 items ring at half price.

“No orders may be separated that would allow the 20 coupon limit to be exceeded or any other coupon limits to be exceeded”.

Get the Harris Teeter Coupon Policy.

Thanks to A Penny Filled Pantry for providing this week’s match ups!

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Walgreens Coupon Match Ups 12/27

by Laura on December 27, 20112011-12-27
in Uncategorized

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Walgreens has released a mid- week ad! The deals in their weekly ad are still good as well.

Don’t know the abbreviations? Check out the definitions!

Thanks to My Coupon Teacher for providing us with the Walgreens Match Ups for this special ad!

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Ask an Accountant: Do You Claim Yard Sale Earnings?

by Dana Zeliff on December 27, 20112011-12-27
in Worth Reading

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Thanks to Mom on Dealz for sharing her series, Ask an Accountant! Sharon is married to an experienced accountant. We’re heading back into tax season so get your tax questions answered from a professional.

See more Ask an Accountant posts to see if you’re tax question has been answered.

Question:
Do I have to claim money I make in a yard sale?

Answer:

Basically, the occasional garage sale does qualify for the exclusion from income due to the fact you normally sell your personal effects at a loss, and you can’t take a loss on this sale. In the event you sold something at a profit (highly unlikely, but could happen) you would have to report the gain 🙂

Please keep in mind this post is for informational purposes only and answers given are very general. Do not rely on this column for definite tax answers as many things depend on individual circumstances. Please contact your personal accountant or financial advisor for your particular situation.

photo credit: austinpost.org

IRS Circular 230 Notice: Any U.S. tax advice in this written or electronic communication was not intended or written to be used, and it cannot be used by the taxpayer, for the purpose of avoiding any penalties that may be imposed under the Internal Revenue Code or applicable state or local tax law provisions

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Printable Coupon: $.70/1 Kellogg’s Raisin Bran Cinnamon Almond Cereal

by Laura on December 27, 20112011-12-27
in Coupons

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Looks like Raisin Bran is getting more complicated!

Print a coupon for $.70/1 Kellogg’s Raisin Bran Cinnamon Almond Cereal.

Let me know what you think if you try it!

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Crockpot Applesauce Recipe

by Dana Zeliff on December 27, 20112011-12-27
in Recipes

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Homemade Applesauce
by Brianne from Just Trying To Save Money

You only need a few ingredients to make a great tasting homemade applesauce and the added benefit is your house will smell like an apple pie!!

Ingredients:

3/4 cup Sugar
1/2 cup Water
1 tsp. Cinnamon
1 tsp. Vanilla
8 – 10 Apples peeled, cored and cut into cubes

Directions:

Turn your crock pot and on high and add water, sugar, cinnamon and vanilla and mix thoroughly. Peel and core your apples to get ready for the crock pot. Either slice or cut your apples into cubes and toss them into the pot!
Mix all ingredients together in crock pot. Leave it covered on high for 3-4 hours.
After 3-4 hours you will see your apples turn to mush and ready to smash into applesauce. Our girls like it a little chunky so I use a fork and mash the whole pieces of apple just a little to make it look more like applesauce. If you want a smoother applesauce you can use a mixer on low to get a better consistency. Since this is our first batch of homemade applesauce I only made 1 batch to see how it turned out. Since the whole family loved it, I think this will become a addition to our jar gifts that we make for Christmas gifts!

Thanks, Just Trying To Save Money!

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