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Hi, Andrew. Here are your Articles for July 31, 2008.
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 The next Sales Tax Holiday is Friday, August 1 - Sunday, August 3, 2008. Tennesseans will be able to take advantage of buying certain categories of otherwise taxable items in the state of Tennessee exempt from both state and local sales tax.
While it offers taxpayers a great opportunity to save tax dollars on these types of seasonal purchases it is important to note that the tax exemption provided has exceptions and limitations.
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 Grady Williams, partner in the Chattanooga office, recently awarded scholarships to four deserving Tennessee Tech University (TTU) students.
Grady chooses a freshman recipient each year based upon a number of criteria including financial need and supports them through all four years of college.
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Register Today for the LBMC Technologies Conference - coming to Nashville and Knoxville this coming August. 
Nashville - August 26th, 2008
Knoxville - August 27th, 2008
Discover the latest technologies available to help you INNOVATE, OPTIMIZE, and TRANSFORM your business practices. The LBMC Technologies Conference 2008 is about solutions and ideas to help businesses realize their full potential. The LBMC Technologies Conference 2008 is free and open to the public, and everyone in the local business community is invited to attend.
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 Lattimore Black Morgan & Cain, PC (LBMC), one of the Southeast's largest accounting and business consulting firms, is pleased to announce that Pam Morris has accepted an invitation to join Leadership Chattanooga Class of 2008-2009.
Leadership Chattanooga is a 10-month program that brings professionals throughout the city together to cultivate leadership and community growth.
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You must be extremely careful to guard against discrimination charges when interviewing prospective hires. Asking the wrong question can land your company in legal hot water. Here's a quiz to see if you can spot liability danger zones.
Today's global marketplace has made transfer pricing one of the most important concerns for companies with foreign operations. Not only do these businesses have to comply with complex regulations, the IRS and tax authorities worldwide have intensified their audit focus on the way companies value goods and services between their related entities. Here are five considerations to help minimize your company's global tax liability while reducing your audit exposure.
