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SEC Chairman, Christopher Cox, told the House Small Business Committee that he planned to propose a one-year delay in imposing Sarbanes-Oxley Section 404 requirements for small public companies to audit their internal controls. The delay will help the commission to complete a study of the compliance costs of the SOX provision. Read on for more details.
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Uncle Sam can be generous when it comes to adopting children. Here are the details of the tax breaks that are currently available to adoptive parents, as well as the limits imposed on them.
