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Hi, Friend. Here are your Articles for October 8, 2008.
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While our PCS group normally focuses on advanced wealth planning topics, we also need to be sensitive to timely issues that are affecting our clients. One of these issues is the current market condition, and it's possible effect on your tax situation. As portfolio values continue to decline, many have questions about when they can reap the tax benefits of their "loss". This article will review the rules surrounding deducting capital losses. Read on for more detail.
McKonly & Asbury has built a unique reputation serving the Real Estate and Affordable Housing Industry. It's a specialty few firms can boast. If you are a client or friend of the firm who works in the Affordable Housing Industry, mark your calendar for a special seminar on Thursday, November 13th from 10am to 3pm.
After a turbulent week, Congress finally passed the "bailout" bill on Friday and President Bush quickly signed it into law. In addition to providing assistance to troubled financial institutions, the new law contains numerous tax provisions estimated at being worth more than $150 billion. Here is a quick rundown of some of the tax benefits, as well as a depreciation strategy that some businesses might be able to take advantage of under a law passed earlier this year.
Workplace violence is prohibited by law and as an employer it is your responsibility to ensure a safe, hazard-free work environment. That may sound like an impossible proposition, but learning the signs of impending danger can help to both protect your employees and avoid a lawsuit. Read the "Full Article" for guidance.
Your domain name is exactly the one you wanted, but now you need to protect it. Otherwise you risk some major costs in the future. Click "Full Article" for the five rules of registering, defending and retaining the name you worked hard to get.
