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FeatureseBay sellers attack negative feedback banEntrepreneurs have criticized the move by online auction service eBay to prevent sellers from posting negative feedback about customers who buy items. Partisan bickering leaves tax rebate, economic stimulus in jeopardy At the end of January, the House voted 385 to 35 to approve an estimated $146 billion stimulus package aimed at countering a slowdown in economic growth. However, one week later, Senate Republicans put the fate of $600-$1,200 rebate checks for more than 100 million Americans in limbo when they blocked the bid by Democrats to add $44 billion in help for the elderly, disabled veterans, the unemployed, and businesses. Baseball tickets: Touch all the tax bases With spring training on the horizon, your client may have lined up baseball tickets. Careful planning can maximize the tax benefits for the coming season. Blogs!What have you got to say today?The K2 Team: Accounting Technology Talk and More! I recently wrote an article about a friend who purchased Office 2007 in the early days of busy season. This license is called an "OEM" license, and cannot be transferred to a new computer. In my case, Rhonda bought three copies of Office 2007 with three laptops. When those laptops wear out, have Diet Coke spilled on them, or are otherwise retired, the "rights" to run Office 2007 cannot be transferred to the replacement hardware.... The A-Team: Voices of the AccountingWEB Staff While putting a bunch of scrap papers in the recycling tub the other day I mentally pictured lumberjacks sawing down trees. I'm ghastly afraid of chainsaw operation, but I know that many others aren't. Do you have any clients in the forestry industry? If so, please contact me at publisher@accountingweb.com. Why? I've got some questions. I promise to make it worth your while.... Join the forums - express your views! http://www.accountingweb.com/questions_advice/ http://www.accountingweb.com/blogs Quiz Me!Try your luck! Win valuable prizes!This week's Student Zone quiz is "Test Your Intro Tax Knowledge" and is brought to us by Robert J. Walsh, Associate Professor of Accounting at University of Dallas in Irving, Texas. Try your luck! Win valuable prizes! Recent winners: Erik Lindquist, CFE Lindquist & Associates, LLC, Okemos, MI Stephanie Sigman Burk, Pearlman, Nebben and Huggings, Hixson, TN Peggy Erickson, CPA, CMA Painter, Russell & Associates, PLLC, Asheville, NC Purchase Now!Mind Over Matter: Why Intellectual Capital is the Chief Source of WealthAmerica's economy has been transformed from a twentieth-century materials-based economy to the Age of the Conceptual-Based Economy - and the currency of this realm is ideas and knowledge. Today's corporations must prepare to seize the advantages of this new age, or watch as others that are more ready and willing to do so replace them. |
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Firm/State NewsFriedman, Weissman & Associates opens in Beverly HillsFriedman, Weissman & Associates, P.C., a full-service accounting firm, specializing in entertainment tax and accounting, fraud prevention, tax preparation, and work with family owned businesses, has announced the opening of its Beverly Hills office on Olympic Boulevard. Lite NewsAre you and your mate financially compatible?You like the same movies and you finish each other's sentences, but where do you and your significant other stand on important financial issues? Whether your relationship is just getting off the ground, or headed for ground zero - working through this quiz might just help point you toward financial bliss. Find out if you are two peas-in-a-pod, a work-in-progress, or in need of a money makeover. Tech News'Reports of VBA's demise have been greatly exaggerated'Over the past few weeks, Microsoft has tried to reassure user-programmers that it would continue to offer Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) within Office applications.
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