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The Ten Cardinal Sins: Entrepreneurial Errors You Must Never, Never Commit I've never known an entrepreneur who started a business without making a few mistakes. Certainly, you'll be no exception. You'll make them, try to fix them, and then move on. However, some entrepreneurs fall into traps that are bigger than mistakes. They are, in effect, entrepreneurial sins. 
A little thanks may equal a lot of productivity A new survey confirms what underappreciated workers have known all along: a "thank you" from the boss would go a long way. 
Treasury issues report on international tax issues The Treasury Department has sent to Congress a Congressionally mandated report on three international tax issues. The "Report to the Congress on Earnings Stripping, Transfer Pricing and U.S. Income Tax Treaties" describes current issues regarding U.S. earnings stripping rules, transfer pricing rules, and the misuse of income tax treaties to which the United States is a party. The report provides conclusions and recommendations in each of the three areas studied. 
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Student NewsCPA Foundation offers accounting scholarships to Virginia college studentsThe Virginia Society of Certified Public Accountants Educational Foundation, one of the largest providers of accounting scholarships and awards in the Commonwealth of Virginia, is pleased to announce three new $2,500 accounting scholarships this year, in addition to its regular offerings. Blogs!What have you got to say today?Allan Boress, CPA: Truth Be Told About Business Development Would You Like Fries With That? Maybe there should be a mandatory 3 month internship at Denny's for every aspiring CPA. They could learn some vital business lessons, earn some extra cash, and we could boost the quality of client service for the profession.... SubscriptionsUpdate your subscriptions by visiting your profile page and selecting the "My Newswires" link. |
 
Firm/State NewsMassachusetts accountants earn leadership skillsThe Massachusetts Society of CPAs (MSCPA) 2nd Annual Leadership Academy was held in November at the Wentworth by the Sea in New Castle, NH. Attendees, who were nominated by their managing partners, participated in two days of high-quality training to hone their leadership skills. Lite NewsWoman wins 28 cent toilet paper tax caseA woman from Murrysville, Pennsylvania has won a law suit against retailer Kmart after the store assessed her 28 cents for sales tax on toilet paper, an item that is not subject to sales tax in Pennsylvania. Editor's Note
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