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- Strategies for the Alternative Minimum Tax
- The AMT is probably here to stay. If you're not prepared or aware of what's going on, you and your clients will suffer the consequences.
- Outsourcing and privacy: 10 critical questions top management should ask
- In today’s business environment, in which corporate governance structures are examined under a microscope, management needs to minimize many types of risk, including privacy risk.
- Recent developments in estate planning
- Each winter, hundreds of accountants, lawyers and other professionals creep out of tax-season hibernation for a brief peek at the latest developments in estate planning.
- Inverted yield curves and fixed income investing
- A relatively unusual economic condition emerged in the winter of 2005-06 — the inversion of the yield curve for U.S. government securities.
- The hidden 'escape hatch' in your 401(k)
- Frustrated with the limited investment choices available in your employer’s retirement plan? Don’t fret.
- CPAs go to bat for profession in Annapolis
- On Jan. 25, 2006, Annapolis seemed like one CPA-friendly town.
- Growth and succession in small to mid-size accounting practices
- The accounting profession is now experiencing a new phenomenon that is directly related to a precipitous decrease in the number of accounting professionals graduating from our academic institutions.
- Succession planning: A vital issue for CPA firms
- PCPS research indicates that firms are not oblivious to the trouble on the horizon. Over several years, the Survey of Top 5 Practice Management Issues has shown succession planning to be among firms' biggest concerns.
- California Board of Accountancy amends practice privilege rules
- The CBA has amended a rule that requires out-of-state CPAs who prepare business or fiduciary tax returns for California clients to first obtain a practice privilege.
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