February 19, 2015 by Staff
Congress has once again extended the “extenders,” a varied assortment of more than 50 individual and business tax deductions, tax credits and other tax-saving laws which have been on the books for years but, technically, are temporary because they have a specific end date. This package of tax breaks has repeatedly...
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Beware of scam calls and emails claiming to be from the Internal Revenue Service, U.S. Treasury or Minnesota Department of Revenue The IRS and MN Revenue are warning taxpayers of two specific scams to be on the lookout for. One involves email, and the other consists of con artists calling...
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While we wait for Congress to revive some of the expired tax credits and deductions before the end of the year, there are some steps you can take to reduce your tax liability under the current tax laws. Some things will be simpler this year, as the 2015 tax rates...
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2014 marks the first full year in which Americans are expected to follow the Affordable Care Act (ACA) to comply with the individual medical insurance mandate. This has been a year of change, both good and bad, as we work to determine the far reaching implications of this Act on...
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Hiring top talent is an important function of any well-run organization. At Copeland Buhl & Company PLLP, we have an entire team devoted to recruiting candidates from both academic institutions and the professional market. Lots of questions from less-experienced candidates deal with the interview process, which is where I’d like to...
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