Estate Planning is in a Pressure Cooker!
By Michael W. Hoffman, Esq., CPA Not only has the IRS threatened to change the
Changes in Overtime Pay Regulations
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A Lesson Learned from the Bobbi Kristina Tragedy
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Update On The IRS Regulations Project
Last July, I wrote in my column that the IRS made it known that it
IRS Warns of 2016 Tax Scams
We posted last year about bogus phone calls claiming to be from the IRS. The
Tax Extender Deal Signed
By Ian M. Fisher, Esq., LLM Christmas came a week early for many taxpayers in
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There are certain times in life where the need for a proper estate plan is
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2015 YEAR-END TAX PLANNING
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Georgia Education Expense Tax Credit – 2016 Pre-Registration
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