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The economic turmoil of the past year presents a unique opportunity for accountants to broaden their practices to include financial planning.
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It would be difficult to imagine a gloomier year — at least economic wise — than the one the country weathered in 2008.
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The Internal Revenue Service has set Monday, Jan. 5, as the deadline for victims of Hurricanes Gustav and Ike to qualify for tax relief.
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A commission is expected to recommend a 50 percent increase in federal gasoline taxes to help fund infrastructure projects.
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Former New York City Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik pleaded not guilty last week to tax fraud charges.
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The Internal Revenue Service recently gave 403(b) plan sponsors an extra year to comply with new requirements.
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Accounting firm Goldstein Lieberman has introduced a consulting team to help business clients cope with the recession.
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The families of tax attorney Atif Irfan and his brother Kashif were removed from an AirTran Airways flight after other passengers complained of suspicious comments they overheard.
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The stock market crash, plummeting real estate values and the credit crunch have created general-purpose anxiety for most CPA clients. But for those with children someday headed for college, that looming burden weighs particularly heavily.According to the most recent College Board survey, the average tab this academic year at a four-year private college is $37,390. And total expenses at four-year public institutions average $18,326 for in-state residents, and $29,193 for out-of-state students.
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