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 The not-for-profit sector plays an increasingly important roll in fulfilling the desire for a civil, compassionate and well-functioning society whether it is arts, advocacy, civic, cultural, education, or health and human service organizations
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 The Ohio Department of Taxation is moving forward with a major technology upgrade designed to increase the scope of customer services, the efficiency of operations, and the effectiveness of tax collections.
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The new IRS Form 990, which is initially effective for the 2008 tax year, requests an organization to provide information about policies which are not required by the Internal Revenue Code.
People who receive Social Security can now get their monthly payments on a prepaid debit card, a new alternative to checks or direct deposit. 
Your company gets a tax break for certain education expenses but many eligible costs are often overlooked. Here are some extra costs that can boost the amount of your write-off, along with an IRS-approved way companies can provide tax-free scholarships to employees and their children.
Before finalizing a divorce, it's critical to consult with your tax pro to make sure that you don't get hit with an unexpected bill from Uncle Sam. Here are some tax traps that a divorcing couple can fall into involving alimony, tax exemptions for the children, retirement savings and college costs.