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Sometime in the 1990s, a group of marketing types must have gotten together to come up with the next big trend for businesses to use.

ADVISORS CONTINUE SHIFT TO FEE-BASED MODELS

Taxpayers who previously adopted 419, 412i, captive insurance or Section 79 plans are in big trouble.

After years of being halted by accountants with their arms outstretched and hands spread wide (Stop!) when I approached them about their marketing plans, I finally realized what makes them so unwilling to market themselves: They are uncomfortable.

IMGCAP(1)]Seiler LLP is a 53-year-old firm headquartered in Redwood City, Calif., which, like many Baby Boomers, has worked hard to resist the perils of aging and to remain relevant. The effort has paid off handsomely.

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In a profession where the traditional definition of quantum change means wearing a striped shirt instead of a solid oxford, CPA and business advisory firm Sikich has, in just over a decade, established a progressive roadmap for multidisciplinary practices.

IRS PRIVATE LETTER RULINGS SHOULD GO OUT FASTER

It’s been five years since Connie Mack, as chair of President Bush’s Advisory Panel on Federal Tax Reform, said that it would “take a fresh look at the existing Tax Code and will formulate options for making the tax system simple, fair and productive.