February 10, 2012
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Sweeping new IRS “repair regulations” impact most businesses
The IRS has released much-anticipated temporary and proposed regulations on the capitalization of costs incurred for tangible property. They impact how virtually any business writes off costs that repair, maintain, improve or replace any tangible property used in the business, from office furniture to roof repairs to photocopy maintenance and everything in between. They apply […]
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Technology: Freedom of Expression Trumps Twitter Stalking Concerns
Until a decade ago, many people thought that the Internet might be a panacea for the many ills that afflicted our world in the late twentieth century. Access to information and real-time, inexpensive ways to connect across the globe seemed like a step toward invigorating debate and forging better worldwide communications. But as we all […]
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How to Survive on a Single Income in a Two-Income World
Learning to live on less is never easy. Sometimes it’s voluntary, like when a spouse decides to stay home to take care of children. Sometimes the decision is made for you. If one half of a couple is laid off, living on a single income might be the only option for awhile. In a slow […]
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Stock Market: Pros Urge Investors to Act on Positive News
The start of a New Year doesn’t call for a wholesale change of strategy, but for many individual investors the start of 2012 is a perfect time to review and rebalance. Over the past few months, many investments have shifted quickly. Investors who decided to bail on stocks after summer’s plunge have seen equities find […]
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