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The massive new federal "bailout" law contains nearly 300 changes to the tax code. Who benefits? A variety of individual taxpayers including those who were threatened by the alternative minimum tax, homeowners installing green energy sources, parents of college students, people who exercised incentive stock options, as well as many others. Click "Full Article" for a detailed look at some of the personal tax breaks included in the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008.
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Not all customers are alike. Some may contribute only a small amount of profit to your bottom line — or even cause you to lose money. Here's a four-step plan to maximize the amount of revenue generated by your company's customers.
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Many of today's employees are well informed about their legal rights. And the federal government also publishes materials explaining in several languages how to file complaints and lawsuits against companies. Here's a guide to help you comply with the complex laws governing the employment of immigrants, including the hiring process. 
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Professional help can save your company time and effort when some of your debtors become particularly intransigent in paying up. Collectors are regulated by provincial and territorial legislation, but you still should take a look at what they will be providing for their fee. Here's a brief guide on the five most important things you want to know.
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