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Daily Archives: March 4, 2010
The Federal Gift Tax Return Form 709: Tax and Legal Issues
With little Congressional interest in increasing the $1 million lifetime exemption, familiarity with gift tax is important in estate planning. This seminar will first consider legal requirements for a completed gift. Filing requirements will then be reviewed. Gifts exempt from … Continue reading
Memorandum — Revised New York Criminal Law Statutes
Tax Professionals preparing 2009 New York State corporate, income, employment and sales tax returns should be alert to statutory changes which create new tax offenses and which impose stricter criminal penalties for existing offenses. In some cases, tax professionals may … Continue reading
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