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Hi Mary, here is Tate & Tryon's newsletter for April 14, 2008.
IRS Releases Draft Instructions for 2008 Form 990

Ladies and gentlemen: sharpen your pencils; flex your typing digits. On April 7th, IRS released the new draft Form 990 instructions which are available for comment only through June 1.

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IRS Releases Final Regulations on Intermediate Sanctions

Last month the IRS issued final regulations in connection with the "intermediate sanctions" provisions of the Internal Revenue Code which clarify the factors to be considered in determining whether a 501(c)(3) organization has jeopardized its tax-exempt status by engaging in one or more excess benefit transitions. 



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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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Don't panic. That is the general advice for investors who have just gone through an extremely volatile stock market quarter. Fear of losses can send investors away from a sound investment strategy. Click "Full Article" for a discussion of how market timing can hurt your investment returns, as well as three common, long-term strategies that may provide greater financial rewards.
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Properly managing cash flow is is critical to the financial health of your organization. Here are some smart strategies to help.
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Harassment suits are something your company works hard to avoid, but even the best efforts can fail at times. If an employee does file charges, you can bolster the chances of winning the case by taking certain steps. Conducting a timely, comprehensive investigation shows that your business has zero-tolerance toward harassment.
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Phoning or text messaging while driving can be as tragic a mix as drinking and driving. If your employees routinely conduct business on cell phones while they drive, they increase the odds of an accident and of your company winding up in court. Click "Full Article" for research showing the dangers of using both hands-free and hand-held cell phones on the road, as well as steps your company can take to help reduce liability.
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Is Cleveland riskier than Iraq?
stltoday.com - Sat, 30 Aug 2008 00:42:24 GMT

 Grocery Wars Could Mean Big Breaks For Your Wallet
citynews.ca - Sat, 30 Aug 2008 00:41:51 GMT

 Russia to Ban Imports of Some U.S. Poultry
nytimes.com - Sat, 30 Aug 2008 00:40:17 GMT

 Invasive pest found in Napa, Sonoma counties
sfgate.com - Sat, 30 Aug 2008 00:33:46 GMT

 Beleaguered lender battles title firm
projo.com - Sat, 30 Aug 2008 00:27:14 GMT
 
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