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Do you love online banking? Do you feverishly check the balances of your investments, savings accounts, and credit cards on a daily basis? If so, you may be longing for the day when accessing your tax return information is as easy and pain free as your daily e-banking. Luckily for you, that day is coming. Read on to find out more. 
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is reminding small tax-exempt organizations of their new annual electronic filing requirement as the first filing deadline of May 15 approaches. Beginning this year, most organizations whose gross receipts are normally $25,000 or less must file Form 990-N, also known as the e-Postcard. Previously these small organizations did not have an annual filing requirement. Read on for more information.
On Friday, McKonly & Asbury was proud to sponsor two seminars. Our Real Estate Seminar, which was the first seminar in our 2008 seminar series, and our first annual Insurance Symposium. These seminars featured the M&A Team as well as guest speakers. Read on for more information.
Sending your children to summer day camp can provide amusement for them and a tax break for you. Here's what you can claim on your tax return for camp payments made on behalf of kids under the age of 13.
Accounts receivable got that name for good reason - your business doesn't see any cash until those bills are collected. And that's not good for your company's cash flow. Click "Full Article" to learn five effective steps toward developing a company-wide system of controls that can accelerate payments and trim costly collection procedures.
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