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More than three-quarters of audit committee members who took part in a recent survey commissioned by the Center for Audit Quality rate overall audit quality "very good" or "excellent," and 82 percent say it has improved in recent years. This survey offers an unprecedented look at the views of key players in the fight against corporate fraud. The findings indicate that even in the face of market turbulence, audit committee members have high confidence in the quality of audited financial statements and consider the Sarbanes-Oxley Act a positive influence. Read on for more information about the results of this survey. 
McKonly & Asbury has built a unique reputation serving the real estate and affordable housing industry. It's a specialty few firms can boast. If you are a client or friend of the firm who works in the affordable housing industry, mark your calendar for a special seminar on Friday, May 16th from 10am to 3pm. Read on for more details. 
The more time you have to sock away money for retirement, the more you'll have to spend enjoying the golden years. It's all about the power of compounding. Click "Full Article" for a glimpse at the breathtaking effect this mathematical phenomenon can have on your retirement nest egg.
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.
