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Hello, Website Visitor. Here are your articles for June 3, 2009.
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Our Stambaugh Ness Business Solutions Team members will present a Deltek Vision Workflow and Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Seminar on Tuesday, June 16. Online registration is open for this morning session planned at our York office. The Full Article link will lead you to more event details and online registration.
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Gary Markey | Changes in business strategy during a recession can lead to more cases of fraud, theft, or misuse of company assets as middle management is downsized. Safeguarding processes can then be inadvertently eroded, according to this article recommended by Stambaugh Ness Manager and Certified Fraud Examiner Gary Markey, CPA. There are other reasons for the increases in such misbehavior.
Contact Gary for important fraud prevention information.
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Q. In 1793, the U.S. Mint in Philadelphia paid $3 for something that went on to become crucial to the security of the Mint. What was it?
a. A night watchman
b. A steel door
c. A watchdog
d. A .45 caliber pistol
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Ken Saxe
The IRS has been focusing its audit attention recently on a variety of taxpayers, including wealthy individuals, businesses claiming the research credit, people conducting offshore transactions and others. While there is no way to guarantee that you won't be audited, since the IRS conducts some audits randomly, it helps to understand how the tax agency works. To assist you, here are some of the latest IRS audit targets.
Once your company decides to issue stock options,you have to decide what kind. Here's why nonqualified options may be the better choice for your firm.
If you contribute money to a religious school or college, the amount can be tax deductible. But be careful if your child or grandchild attends the school. Here's why.
