Here Are Your Articles for Monday, May 07, 2018
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To resolve IRS debt, should an offer in compromise be the right next step? What are the advantages? Click through to peruse the many factors to consider before attempting to settle with the IRS.
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Experts say that the average business owner grossly underestimates the value of a business. Click through to discover how to anticipate IRS challenges and shoot back with your own valuation data.
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If the difference between exempt and nonexempt employees causes lots of confusion, you're not alone. Both large and small companies can find the dividing line difficult to draw. Click through for tips on understanding the Fair Labor Standards Act.
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It can be difficult to think about what we need as we age. Although your children may ensure that your physical and emotional needs are being met, they shouldn’t have to worry about the financial implications. Click through to see whether long-term care insurance is an option for you.
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The most common form of identity theft these days is synthetic identity theft. If that sounds ominous to you, you're right to be scared. Click through to find out about this new twist on fraud and how to spot it.
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