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Diane M. Zimmerman, CPA, Director, Baden, Gage & Schroeder, LLC
If it's time for a new car, a summary from the Indiana Bankers Association comparing the pros and cons of leasing vs. purchasing may help you decide which is best for you. Click "Full Article" for more details. |
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| Supreme Court Deters Age Discrimination Claims |
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A controversial new Supreme Court case makes it harder for employees to prove age discrimination in the workplace and easier for employers to avoid liability. It is being viewed as a significant victory for the business community. But the new case doesn't completely shut the door on age discrimination claims. Here are the details about what the case could mean for your organization. Copyright © 2010 |
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| Consider Flexible Spending Accounts at Your Company |
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If you're looking for a benefit that provides tax savings for employers and employees, consider a flexible spending account plan at your company. It's a low-cost addition to your benefits package that can be set up for health care expenses that aren't reimbursed by insurance and dependent care expenses. Click "Full Article" to see how your business, as well as your employees, can benefit. Copyright © 2010 |
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| Writing Off Worthless Stock Investments |
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When it comes to stock losses, "worthless" can be in the eye of the beholder. An investment may have all the earmarks of being without value, but in order to claim a loss, you have to view the situation through the eyes of a very particular beholder...the IRS. It may feel like you have to look into a crystal ball. For details of how to claim a tax loss for worthless stocks, click "Full Article." Copyright © 2010 |
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Baden Business News is provided with the understanding that it does not provide an accounting, tax or legal service. Contact a qualified professional with any questions or concerns about the information presented in this newsletter to investigate how it may apply to your specific situation. Tax articles in this e-newsletter are not intended to be used, and cannot be used by any taxpayer, for the purpose of avoiding accuracy-related penalties that may be imposed on the taxpayer. |
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