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Is a Stormwater Permit Required for Your Construction Project?
The term "stormwater" refers to any runoff after rain or snow from a barren piece of land, an area with vegetation, or constructed…
When Is a Will ‘Ancient?’
There may be a time when you come across an old will of someone who recently died. Perhaps it is discovered in an old file cabinet.…
A Direct Way to Save Time and Money
When you hear the term "direct deposit," you may think about payroll but that is not the only way businesses can use this time and…
Videoconferencing: Sharpen Your Company’s Focus
Travel costs can quickly mount for many companies, so you may want to look into videoconferencing as a way to keep the spending down…
Doing Business Abroad: Illegal Payoffs Can Take a Toll
Bribery of government officials is widely viewed as a major problem that, left unchecked, can draw in large and small companies as they…
Tax Alert on Real Estate Sales by Foreigners
The IRS recently issued a two-part warning concerning certain real estate transactions. The warning focuses on the tax law provisions…
Blended Families: Handling Financial Matters After Remarriage
Estate planning can especially complicated for those who remarry. In addition to considering your spouse and children in your current…
Good PR Can Help Your Company Avoid Litigation
As you already know, public relations professionals can help your company get publicity about the products or services you provide. But…
Understanding Taxes Owed on Traditional IRA Withdrawals
If you own one or more traditional IRAs, you will probably take some withdrawals sooner or later. These withdrawals are "taxable," but what…
What is a Personal Guarantee and Should I Grant One?
Most lenders require the individual owner of a small business to personally guarantee loans made to a business. This pledge indicates…
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