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Hi, Friend. Here are your Articles for March 12, 2008.
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 The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced that individuals, who normally do not file a tax return but must do so this year in order to receive their 2008 economic stimulus payment, can now use the IRS Free File program to help them file returns for 2007. The IRS and several of its partners in the Free File Alliance can now accept returns submitted by people who have no legal requirement to file other than to receive their payments. Read on for more information about the economic stimulus payment and how to use the IRS Free File program. |
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One of the more interesting topics to hit the American airwaves in recent months is reverse mortgages.
McKonly & Asbury is proud to sponsor Mantec's Seminar: Mastering the Rockefeller Habits. This seminar features Verne C. Harnish, also known as "The Growth Guy". Verne was named one of the "Top 10 Minds in Small Business" by Fortune Small Business Magazine. He is the Founder and CEO of Gazelles, Inc., which serves as an outsourced corporate university for mid-size firms. Read on for more details about this seminar and to find out how you can register to attend! 
The cost of college continues to rise. If saving for your child's education is on your mind, you are probably wondering about Section 529 plans. These saving vehicles include both prepaid tuition programs and college savings plans. You can use them to contribute for your kids, your grandkids, or even yourself. In recent years, tax law changes have made the benefits even more attractive. Here are the details.
Today's global marketplace has made transfer pricing one of the most important concerns for companies with foreign operations. Not only do these businesses have to comply with complex regulations, the IRS and tax authorities worldwide have intensified their audit focus on the way companies value goods and services between their related entities. Here are five considerations to help minimize your company's global tax liability while reducing your audit exposure.
Exit interviews can provide your company with important inside information about its operations. Here's a questionnaire to use, along with some strategies on how to get departing employees to tell the whole truth. Then, you can use the information to help your company improve.
