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/Today marks the beginning of April — and the one day of the year when practical jokes and the people who love them take center stage. What are some of your favorites?
Today marks the beginning of April — and the one day of the year when practical jokes and the people who love them take center stage. What are some of your favorites?
Looking for a new brunch spot with great atmosphere and a fusion take on comfort favorites? Cafe Terrace in Mountain View serves up matcha croffles and pesto chicken salad sandwiches every day from 10-3 — and they’re open ‘til 4 on Sundays!
After a cool and frosty winter, the market is experiencing a boom in early 2024. As of February, approximately 56% of home sales were made in less than a month, with a median of 38 days on market. Additionally, 20% sold over list price, 21% were purchased as investments or second homes, 26% were bought by first-time homebuyers, and 33% were all-cash purchases — the highest monthly share of sales in almost 10 years.
With pandemic provisions running out, most of us are coping with filing our taxes by April 15 again. Already filed? Congratulations! Here are some tips for the procrastinators in the rest of us.
Even though I prefer to use a tax professional instead of relying on an app, there’s still a lot of paperwork to pull together, and it’s easy for things to get lost. For me, it’s as simple as collecting all of our tax documents as they arrive in a special basket next to the rest of the mail. This way, when April 14th rolls around, I know where to find everything.
Paperwork is so old school. The best part about modern technology is you can procrastinate until the last minute and just send your accountant a zip file. Just don’t sleep on your property tax bill! Second installments in Santa Clara County become delinquent — and subject to hefty fines — after April 10th. Good thing they let you pay online. Learn more here.
Nowruz marks the Persian New Year and is celebrated on the Spring Equinox with traditional customs, dances, gift exchanges, poetry, and of course, food. We wish all of our Persian friends and family members a very happy Nowruz!