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Banking Rule Changes

December 13, 2017 by Staff
Audit & Accounting, Copeland Buhl, Tax Services
The banking rules for businesses are changing effective May 11, 2018, however some banks are implementing the changes early. Therefore, next time you open a business bank account, or renew your line of credit, don’t be surprised if they ask for additional information regarding the individual owners of the business....
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Student Loan Forgiveness

November 7, 2017 by Aaron Bloom
Copeland Buhl
You may have heard about student loan forgiveness in the past and written it off as not being an option for you to escape your student debt. You may have assumed you would need to cure malaria in the jungles of Tanzania or teach school children in a yurt in...
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Recruiting Tips for Long-term Success

September 1, 2017 by Ali Carbo
Copeland Buhl
Employees are the lifeblood of any business. Attracting and securing the right people is challenging and essential for success. Good employees stabilize business. Great employees take it to the next level. At strong companies, recruiting teams are always grinding. They’re either planning, executing, evaluating, or brainstorming new ideas. If your...
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StrengthsFinder

August 16, 2017 by Katie Monger
Copeland Buhl
When you think of your favorite accounting professional, what picture immediately comes to mind?  Is it the seasoned professional with green eyeshade and pocket protector running a 10-key calculator, or someone with a little more zest for living – say a weekend marathon runner or gourmet foodie?  Should all accountants...
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2017 Minnesota Tax Law Changes

August 16, 2017 by Pete Finch
Copeland Buhl
As part of the Omnibus Tax Bill passed by the Minnesota State Legislature during the 2017 Special Session and signed into law by Governor Dayton, the Minnesota Estate Tax Exclusions have been retroactively increased for Estates of Decedents dying after December 31, 2016 to the following: $2,100,000 (for decedents passing...
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