for first business news, i'm ky sisson. congress is concerned about the amount of faulty returns filed. last week, the senate finance committee held a hearing on "protecting taxpayers from incompetent and unethical return preparers" coming up...why it's good for taxpayers to share and share alike. plus, the "afforable" oil stock that may be poised to become profitable for investors. first business is back after this. a few quick swipes of a credit card or checks to charity could save you from paying money to the irs while assisting good causes. lisa dietlin is on set with us this morning. she knows it all when it comes to charity. good to have you on set this morning. > >happy morning. > >this is a happy morning for people frantically trying to get that tax form in before the deadline tomorrow. help us set up for next year. any big rule changes coming to the irs with contributions to charity? > >there's changes every year. the biggest ones that have happened recently is the documentation. the irs is getting stricter about d