Resource Guide - Issue 175
- Financial Executives Research Foundation Issues New Reports
- Survey: Talent Management Among Top Priorities in 2005
- IRS Eases Interest Suspension Rule for Amended Returns
- New Tax Law Encourages Tsunami Relief Contributions
- IRS Clarifies Section 409A, Nonqualified Deferred Compensation Plans
- Revenue Growth, Managing Costs Top List of Business Concerns
- AICPA Outlines Top Emerging Technologies for 2005
- Charitable Donations: Tips to Avoid Fraudulent Scams
- American Express Launches New Business Travel Website
- Avoid Headaches, Prepare Tax Returns Early
- How to Successfully Add a New Service to Your Business
- Will Seminars Get You Clients?
- Baby Boomers, Beware! Don't Let Your Resume Date You!
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Financial Executives Research Foundation (FERF) has issued three new research reports. The reports include, Corporate Governance Survey, Fourth Quarter Plan Sponsor Update and Section 404 of 2002's Sarbanes-Oxley Act.
Providing rewards programs that attract, motivate and help retain employees has been ranked among the top five priorities for employers in 2005, according to a new survey.
The Internal Revenue Service announced late last week a liberalization of the rule for interest owed on additional taxes voluntarily reported by taxpayers.
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The Internal Revenue Service alerted taxpayers who itemize deductions that they may claim on their 2004 tax returns charitable donations made during Jan. 2005 for relief of the victims of the Indian Ocean Tsunami.
Last week, the Treasury Department and IRS issued clarifications to Notice 2005-1 which provides additional guidance regarding transition rules under section 409A for nonqualified deferred compensation plans.
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- Revenue Growth, Managing Costs Top List of Business Concerns
- AICPA Outlines Top Emerging Technologies for 2005
- Charitable Donations: Tips to Avoid Fraudulent Scams
- American Express Launches New Business Travel Website
- Avoid Headaches, Prepare Tax Returns Early
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- U.S. Falls out of the Index of Economic Freedom's Top 10
- Annual Salary Survey Shows it Pays to Hold CPA Designation
- Highlights of the 2004 Tax Law Changes
- Treasury and IRS Issue New Rules for 401(k) Plans
- New Study Sheds Light on Corporate Tax Shelters
- Intuit Delivers Three Big Breakthroughs for Online Tax Filers
- Taxpayer Rights a Priority for IRS
- New Tax Law Encourages Tsunami Relief Contributions
- Best Software and Nextel Help Accountants Go Wireless
- IRS Clarifies "Qualifying Child"
- Tax Tip: Should You Itemize?
- Tax Tip: What Is Your Filing Status?
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