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Hello, Website Visitor. Here are your articles for November 12, 2008.
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Tamy Laughman | Staff Accountant Tamy F. Laughman, of Stambaugh Ness Business Solutions, has earned her 2008 QuickBooks ProAdvisor certification and is also certified in several versions of QuickBooks software. She will teach the Nov. 20 QuickBooks seminar in York. Read more about Tamy's extensive qualifications and access a link to seminar details.
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Are you stewing over your shrunken 401K? Worried about keeping your job? Thinking maybe you won't be able to EVER buy that dream house? Afraid for your children? Thinking your taxes will increase with no end in sight? Not to mention those astronomical health care costs ... You're not alone as we all struggle to come to grips with an economy poised "on the brink." There are ways to control our worries, and the Full Article offers some timely help.
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The early bird registration for the second of our quarterly QuickBooks CAN! Seminars is Thursday, November 13. You can save $10 per person by registering early for the November 20 session. The Full Article lists the seminar topics and offers a link to our website's QuickBooks Tips and Tricks.
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