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Hello, Website Visitor. Here are your articles for May 7, 2008.
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Kevin A. Eisenhart, CPA, has been promoted to a Supervisor Position by Stambaugh Ness. Kevin joined Stambaugh Ness in 2004 and is a member of both the firm's Tax and CPE Teams. Learn more about Kevin in the Full Article.
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The other day, a prospective client called the office looking for a financial adviser. When asked how he heard of us, he explained that he had gotten our name from the yellow pages. We proceeded to ask questions regarding the type of services he was looking for. Click Full Article for additional details from Certified Financial Planner Paul D. Brick.
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It will cost a penny more - or 42¢ - to mail a first-class letter on Monday, May 12. But a Forever Stamp will still get your letter delivered for 41¢ ... as long as you don't run out of Forever Stamps. And you can avoid lines at the local post office by ordering online at the U.S. Postal Service website as detailed in the Full Article.
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Got your refund yet? Economic stimulus payments directly deposited into IRAs and other tax-favored accounts may be withdrawn tax-free and penalty-free, the Internal Revenue Service has announced. According to the Full Article, this relief is designed to help taxpayers who may have been unaware that by choosing direct deposit for their entire regular tax refund, they were also choosing to have their stimulus payment directly deposited as well.
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Brand names speak volumes about your products or services and are critical to your business and its goodwill. So they should be memorable, appropriate and legally protected. Here are some guidelines to help you choose and guard your trademarks.
Stop wasting money on expensive service contracts to maintain your company's equipment and vehicles and on unnecessary insurance. Here's a quick guide to help you insure your venture and keep it humming smoothly without spending an arm and a leg. Read the "Full Article."
