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Hello, Website Visitor. Here are your articles for April 9, 2008.
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The Internal Revenue Service has urged taxpayers who need additional time to complete their tax returns to submit their requests for an automatic extension electronically by April 15.
E-filing a request for an extension is convenient, safe and secure, and taxpayers receive confirmation to keep with their records.
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Our current top technology concerns reflect the challenges of an our increasingly open society - starting with Information Security Management.Check the Full Article to see if your own technology concerns match the list shared by Ken Saxe, Senior Technical Consultant for Stambaugh Ness Business Solutions.
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There is no need for taxpayers to struggle with interest and penalties on tax bills that are paid late. The IRS has given taxpayers several options for meeting their obligations.The Full Article gives links to additional information that can help to gain more time for those who need it.
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Registration is open online for all of our April and May "QuickBooks Can!" seminars planned for beginners and experienced users by our ProAdvisors, Lisa Furr and Adam Cusumano.
Topics and registration details are included in the Full Article.
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The official annual training needed to maintain a workplace safety committee's state certification is set this spring in four different locations. It is sponsored by the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry. The Full Article explains whom will participate.
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