Here Is Why You Might Need A Prescription For Aspirin. Effective this year, taxpayers cannot be reimbursed for over-the-counter medications …
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Planning For A Child With Special Needs
Many people have put their estate planning on hold until Congress decides the fate of the federal estate tax. For …
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Is There A Bubble In The Bond Market?
Conditions in the bond market don’t match the textbook definition of a bubble, but aggressive bond investors are positioning themselves …
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Duly Noted
Auditors Can Go Straight To Partner’s Return. The Internal Revenue Service says it need not audit a small partnership’s return …
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Dude, Can You Spare A Trillion?
Part one of a two-part series. Read part two. What happens when a state is unable to pay its creditors? …
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New Orleans: Five Years After Katrina
For decades, residents of the City That Care Forgot languished in impoverished communities with failing schools and high crime rates. …
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Protecting Your Most Valuable Asset: You!
Although young professionals starting their careers may feel they do not have any assets to protect, they are prone to …
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Business Breakups Needn’t Be Difficult
Business partnerships, like marriages, can end in “divorce.” Whether you exit with an equitable share of the business and intact …
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Natural Resources Endure Shorter Recessionary Bust
Resource investors were not immune to the pain of the latest recession, but, for them, it was more like tearing …
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Don’t Let A ‘Crummey’ Mistake Ruin Your Trust
Imagine paying your attorney a small fortune to draft your trust documents, only to have the Internal Revenue Service attack …
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