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Duly Noted

Just Keep Doing What You’re Doing. Having lost a landmark case in New York’s highest court, state tax administrators issued …
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Social Security And Medicare Planning

Many Americans think that Social Security and Medicare are one-size-fits-all programs that offer no opportunity for choice or customization. But in fact, taking the time to fully understand how these programs work and to consider the most effective ways to include them in a long-term financial plan can significantly expand their usefulness.
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U.S.-Canada Tax Issues

Americans and Canadians frequently run into their neighboring country’s tax laws. Although dealing with international tax concerns is often complicated, a special relationship between the United States and Canada offers some protection for citizens who earn income or conduct business in both countries.
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Duly Noted

A Minnesota Lawyer Is Off To The Races. Minneapolis attorney Stefan Tolin purchased his first mare in 1990. The mare’s …
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Hitting The Road: Financial Management For Musicians On Tour

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For fans, news of an upcoming tour featuring a favorite artist prompts celebration. For musicians, a tour can and should be just as exciting – but it is also much more complicated. Whether you take care of your own recordkeeping or work with a road manager, you should still take time to understand the basics of how your tour’s finances work.
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Private Foundations Can Work For Some

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The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is the largest and arguably the best-known private foundation in the United States. While not everyone who creates a successful foundation will be like the Gateses, the couple can be a useful model when deciding whether a private foundation meets your charitable goals.
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