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Hi, Friend. Here are your Articles for December 27, 2006.
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Happy Holidays from M&A! View this week's abbreviated newsletter.
Happy Holidays!  Because of the timing of the Christmas holiday, this week's newsletter is an abbreviated version in comparison to our normal weekly edition.  Check out the Timely Opportunities article on new rules for Charitable Deductions.  And look for more detailed content next week! 

In observance of the New Year holiday, the McKonly & Asbury offices will be closed on Monday, January 1st, 2007.  The Partners and staff at McKonly & Asbury thank our clients and friends of the firm for making this year so special for M&A.  We wish you a happy and prosperous New Year!      


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A number of tax law provisions
were added in 2006 that might affect your charitable contributions. Giving cash, high value property or old clothing? Check out what's new and what will change in the new year.

 Click "Full Article" for new rules involving charitable gifts made via payroll deductions.
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Uncle Sam demands detailed records of every single stock trade. Here's what you need to know to avoid a dreaded audit and trouble with the IRS. It will pay off when it's time to file your returns.
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When interest rates drop, take advantage of reduced credit costs
by refinancing business mortgage loans and other existing debt. Here are some creative options.
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Gossip and innuendo
can shake the foundations of even strong organizations. Obviously, your company doesn't want false or hurtful stories spreading through the workplace, but how do you prevent it? Click "Full Article" to find out how to deal with rumors -- and learn why you don't want to institute a broad-based ban on workplace gossip.
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