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  • Is the Sale of Real Property Ordinary Income or Capital Gain?
  • Who Can or Must File a Form 1099-C?
  • Compensation and Benefits Update: Implementing the New Health Plan Laws
  • Form 706 and Instructions Provide Guidance on Portability Election
  • Inflation Adjustments for 2013
  • Debt Discharge Under Sec. 108: Partnerships vs. S Corps.
  • The Mobile Workforce Bill: Addressing “Road Warrior” Compliance
  • Prop. Regs. Provide Guidance on Meals and Entertainment Expenditures
  • Advising Clients Amid Constitutional Challenges to the Defense of Marriage Act
  • Providing Sec. 132 Fringe Benefits to S Corporation Employees
  • Tax Court Cannot Reopen Whistleblower Award Claim
  • Top 10 Steps of Succession Planning for a Privately Held Business
  • Individual Tax Update
  • U.S. Attorneys Are Authorized to Fight Stolen Identity Refund Fraud
  • Receipt of Form 1099-C May Not Signal Taxable COD Income
  • Crop Insurance Proceeds: Appropriate Tax Planning Strategies
  • Nonrefundable Milestone Fees Do Not Qualify as Success-Based
  • Contemporaneous Documentation of Charitable Contributions
  • Organizational and Startup Costs for Single-Member LLCs
  • Measuring Insolvency Under Sec. 108
  • Tax and Financial Planning in 2012: Betting on the House?
  • Reporting Trust and Estate Distributions to Foreign Beneficiaries (Part I)
  • Rehabilitation Credits Disallowed
  • Pension Rescue and the Fair Market Value of a Permanent Life Insurance Policy
  • Transferring Client Data Securely
  • Per Diem Rate Updates for 2012–13
  • New York State Metropolitan Transportation Authority Tax Declared Unconstitutional


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