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Is it a doll? An action figure? Only the taxman knows
Many young girls play with dolls. Many young boys play with action figures. Is there a gender bias in the tax law? [more]
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Value of health care: When and what to report
The IRS has issued a notice providing interim guidance on reporting information to employees about the cost of their group health insurance coverage. [more]
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Tax Court differentiates interest and dividends
A recent Tax Court case confirms that dividends receive different treatment from interest. [more]
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IRS issues new tangible property rules
The IRS has issued new temporary regulations that will affect virtually all taxpayers that acquire, produce or improve tangible property. [more]
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Keep an eye on your mailbox: It’s tax time!
It’s that time of the year when your income tax documents start arriving in the mail. [more]
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Survey: Home ownership still smart
A high percentage of U.S. homeowners still believe that it’s a smart long-term decision to own a home despite the current housing slump, according to a recent survey by the National Association of Realtors. [more]
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Easy ratio helps gauge financial performance
Calculating financial ratios from your income statement and balance sheet will give you a good idea of the fiscal health of your organization. [more]
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Negotiating with vendors can help in tough times
It’s a simple fact of business today – customers need a break when they can get it. [more]
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New Year’s Resolution
by Dwight Reeves, CPA
As we conclude 2011, many will make resolutions to inspire them to new heights in the New Year. A fun and useful way to do that is to use an acrostic to help you remember what’s important as you make the journey. [more]
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What a woman really wants for Christmas
The practical man is thinking Tupperware, a new vacuum, an iron…yeah…she will love that…Ha! [more]
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New Year’s Resolution
by Dwight Reeves, CPA
As we conclude 2011, many will make resolutions to inspire them to new heights in the New Year. A fun and useful way to do that is to use an acrostic to help you remember what’s important as you make the journey. [more]
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What a woman really wants for Christmas
The practical man is thinking Tupperware, a new vacuum, an iron…yeah…she will love that…Ha! [more]
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Our new website is officially launched!
Bunting, Tripp & Ingley, LLP, has launched its new WordPress®-based website, at www.bticpa.com. The dramatically redesigned site, created by Sites that Pop, embodies the firm’s forward–thinking vision and commitment to the growing needs of its clients. [more]
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BTI’s 2011 Soccer Season comes to a close.
For the third year in a row, Bunting, Tripp & Ingley, LLP, has had the pleasure of sponsoring a Lake Wales Soccer Club Team. The team finished the Fall 2011 soccer season 4 and 4. The kiddos from Team BTI showed a lot of growth this season and dispite not having a perfect season had a lot of fun! [more]
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BTI’s 2011 Soccer Season comes to a close.
For the third year in a row, Bunting, Tripp & Ingley, LLP, has had the pleasure of sponsoring a Lake Wales Soccer Club Team. The team finished the Fall 2011 soccer season 4 and 4. The kiddos from Team BTI showed a lot of growth this season and dispite not having a perfect season had a lot of fun! [more]
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Is it a doll? An action figure? Only the taxman knows
Many young girls play with dolls. Many young boys play with action figures. Is there a gender bias in the tax law? [more]
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Value of health care: When and what to report
The IRS has issued a notice providing interim guidance on reporting information to employees about the cost of their group health insurance coverage. [more]
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Tax Court differentiates interest and dividends
A recent Tax Court case confirms that dividends receive different treatment from interest. [more]
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IRS issues new tangible property rules
The IRS has issued new temporary regulations that will affect virtually all taxpayers that acquire, produce or improve tangible property. [more]
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Survey: Home ownership still smart
A high percentage of U.S. homeowners still believe that it’s a smart long-term decision to own a home despite the current housing slump, according to a recent survey by the National Association of Realtors. [more]
-
Easy ratio helps gauge financial performance
Calculating financial ratios from your income statement and balance sheet will give you a good idea of the fiscal health of your organization. [more]
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Negotiating with vendors can help in tough times
It’s a simple fact of business today – customers need a break when they can get it. [more]
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Top executive fraud: Audits are the best control
Although internal controls are designed to protect a company against fraudulent schemes by its employees, all too often those controls prove to be ineffective. [more]
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Few nonprofits use social media to promote causes
While the majority of nonprofit organizations are knowledgeable about using Facebook, Twitter and other social media, only one in eight believes they have an effective social media strategy, according to a 2011 survey of 275 nonprofit organizations by Campbell & Co. consulting firm. [more]
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Do your investments have political risk factors?
Risk is not necessarily a bad thing.
Every investment has risk. A common definition of risk is deviation from an expected outcome. That deviation can be positive or negative. [more]
