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- The robbing of the elderly, part 2: Action plan
- Here's what to do if you suspect fraud against the elderly.
- 529 plans or education savings accounts: Which is best for your clients?
- There are a variety of enhancements to education savings plans that, depending upon your client's situation, can produce a significant impact on not only saving for college, but also on saving for elementary and secondary school expenses.
- Cramming on keyboards
- The CPA exam, with its colorful history and quaint remember-whens, has received a futuristic facelift.
- Profession flexes its political muscle at CPA Day 2004
- With more than 2,000 doctors chanting and cheering in front of the State House, Maryland's CPAs had to work a bit harder to make their voices heard during the 2004 edition of CPA Day in Annapolis. Even so, their message came through loud and clear.
- A new way to approach security
- Since that tragic day on Sept. 11, 2001, much has changed about the way we think about security.
- SOX: 'An appropriate response'
- It has its flaws, to be sure, and there are still as many questions as answers. But the Sarbanes-Oxley Act is doing what it was intended to do.
- Intermediate sanctions
- Prior to the enactment of Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section 4958, the IRS had only one choice when it found a tax-exempt organization engaging in transactions with disqualified persons it felt were an "excess benefit."
- Tax shelters: Traps for the unwary
- What is a tax shelter? It is possible you are participating in one and don't even know it.
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