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Hi, Friend. Here are your Articles for January 20, 2007.
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 By now your mailbox at home has begun seeing tax forms, W-2s, 1099s and other important tax documents. Whether you choose to prepare your own taxes or engage professionals like McKonly & Asbury to prepare your returns, there is news on e-filing, preparation, and new tax provisions that you should take into account. Read on for more details. |
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 Last week when McKonly & Asbury’s consulting team met for a top secret team-building activity, the team was surprised to discover they would be building more than team spirit. After several smaller activities, M&A’s consulting team was split into groups and given the challenge of assembling bicycles – no small feat when one of your team members is blindfolded and others are assigned limiting roles. The project was fun, challenging and most importantly beneficial to the community as the bikes were later donated to two local nonprofit organizations. Read on for more details and pictures from the event. |
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On January 12th, The Internal Revenue Service announced the completion of the first bilateral advance pricing agreement ("APA") between the U.S. and the People’s Republic of China. This is an important step forward in making international tax issues, such as transfer pricing, more efficient for taxpayers doing business in China. Read on for more details.
