Retirement

June 1, 2005

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District court upholds final microcaptive reporting regulations

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Cannabis dispensary denied ERC

The AICPA augmented its CPA Marketing Tool Kit with a free brochure, How to Afford a Long, Happy Retirement, that practitioners can share with clients. Members can go to www.aicpa.org/cpamarketing/ and print color or black-and-white versions that leave space for a CPA firm’s name and contact information. The tool kit also includes the text of a speech suitable for presentations on retirement to prospective clients.

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Retirement

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