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Hi Mary, here is Tate & Tryon's newsletter for February 5, 2008.
Check out T&T's 990 Blog!

Is your orgnaization ready for the new Form 990?  Be sure to check out our 990 Blog in which our nonprofit tax experts discuss the major changes to the new Form 990 as well as what these changes will mean for your orgnaization in the upcoming 2008 tax year.  Just go to http://990tipsandtricks.typepad.com.

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Deborah Kosnett Promoted to Tax Principal

Tate & Tryon is pleased to announce that Deborah Kosnett, CPA has been promoted to Tax Principal within the firm's Nonprofit Tax department.

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Form 990-N (e-Postcard) is Now Available

The electronic filing system for the Form 990-N (e-Postcard) is now available. You will find information about the e-Postcard filing requirements and a link to the filing system on this page.

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IRS Announces Changes in Processing Extension Requests with Form 8868

Form 8868, Application for Extension of Time to File an Exempt Organization Return, is being revised in response to new procedures for processing extension requests.

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New Lobbying Requirements are in Effect
As a reminder, 2008 marks the implementation of the new filing and reporting requirements under the Lobbying and Disclosure Act (LDA), as ammended by the Honest Leadership and Open Government Act of 2007.  The law contains several important changes for nonprofits that engage in federal lobbying and advocacy, and lobbyists will be required to follow new disclosure rules. 

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In a significant decision
, the Supreme Court recently limited the tax deductions that can be claimed by trusts and estates. The ruling, which went against the family that created Pepperidge Farm, affects the amount that trusts and estates can write off for the investment advice they receive. Here are the details.

 Enjoy Pepperidge Farm products? Click "Full Article" for the remarkable history of the company behind the court case.
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Many organizations are considering 401(k) plans
but don't know what to do with their current 403(b) plans. Here's a way to maintain both plans as an attractive incentive for long-term and new employees.
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Listen to employees and you may find
solutions to some of your company's problems. Here's how to set up an incentive program and keep the information flowing between your leaders and the troops.
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Accounts receivable got that name for good reason - your business doesn't see any cash until those bills are collected. And that's not good for your company's cash flow. Click "Full Article" to learn five effective steps toward developing a company-wide system of controls that can accelerate payments and trim costly collection procedures.
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U.S. Ready To Talk About Temporary Visas At WTO
javno.com - Sat, 26 Jul 2008 18:36:51 GMT

Why the Housing Bust is Good for the Homeless
newsweek.com - Sat, 26 Jul 2008 18:31:06 GMT

Housing rescue bill heads to Bush
detnews.com - Sat, 26 Jul 2008 17:51:10 GMT

Ford To Focus On Small Fuel Efficient Cars, Slows Down On Trucks, SUVs
AllHeadlineNews.com - Sat, 26 Jul 2008 17:49:20 GMT

FCC OKs satellite radio merger
msnbc.com - Sat, 26 Jul 2008 17:30:03 GMT


 
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