June Newsletter
By: Dave Doran | Category:
Wednesday, July 13th, 2016 | No Comments
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We are pleased to bring you this new issue of KnowledgeApplied. As you can see, we have a new look, which we hope you find appealing. In our lead article, we have information about a recent Department of Labor directive to employee benefit plan administrators alerting them to the importance of having a quality audit done by an experienced CPA firm. We have included two tax tip articles, one regarding the top 10 tax facts about exemptions, and another on 10 tax facts to keep in mind when selling your home. And, we conclude with a team spotlight article featuring Sandra Hague, our new Talent Acquisition and Brand Manager.
Thanks for reading,
Dave Doran
Managing Partner
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DOL Warns Plan Administrators about the Importance of Audit Quality and Hiring an Experienced Auditor
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The Department of Labor’s Office of Chief Accountant recently emailed all plan administrators of plans required to have an annual financial statement audit alerting them of the importance of obtaining a quality audit from a qualified and experienced CPA firm.
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Exemptions and Dependents: Top Ten
Tax Facts
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Most people can claim an exemption on their tax return. It can lower your taxable income. In most cases, that reduces the amount of tax you owe for the year. Here are the top 10 tax facts about exemptions to help you file your tax return.
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Ten Key Tax Facts about Home Sales
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In most cases, gains from sales are taxable. But did you know that if you sell your home, you may not have to pay taxes? Here are ten facts to keep in mind if you sell your home this year.
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WNDE Welcomes Sandra Hague, New
Talent Acquisition and Brand Manager
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White Nelson Diehl Evans is pleased to welcome Sandra Hague as its new Talent Acquisition and Brand Manager. In this role, she will oversee the firm’s campus recruiting efforts including experienced hire recruiting, leadership and training of talent, brand management and act as an internal liaison related to employee engagement.
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“It’s fine to celebrate success, but it is more important to heed the lessons of failure.” Bill Gates
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If you are looking for a job in the same line of work, you may be able to deduct some of your job search costs. Here are some key tax facts you should know about when searching for a new job:
Same Occupation. Your expenses must be for a job search in your current line of work. You may still take the deduction, however, if you are unsuccessful finding employment, said Jenny Kim, a tax...
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If you are looking for a job in the same line of work, you may be able to deduct some of your job search costs. Here are some key tax facts you should know about when searching for a new job:
Same Occupation. Your expenses must be for a job search in your current line of work. You may still take the deduction, however, if you are unsuccessful finding employment, said Jenny Kim, a tax...
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If you are looking for a job in the same line of work, you may be able to deduct some of your job search costs. Here are some key tax facts you should know about when searching for a new job:
Same Occupation. Your expenses must be for a job search in your current line of work. You may still take the deduction, however, if you are unsuccessful finding employment, said Jenny Kim, a tax...
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If you are looking for a job in the same line of work, you may be able to deduct some of your job search costs. Here are some key tax facts you should know about when searching for a new job:
Same Occupation. Your expenses must be for a job search in your current line of work. You may still take the deduction, however, if you are unsuccessful finding employment, said Jenny Kim, a tax...
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If you are looking for a job in the same line of work, you may be able to deduct some of your job search costs. Here are some key tax facts you should know about when searching for a new job:
Same Occupation. Your expenses must be for a job search in your current line of work. You may still take the deduction, however, if you are unsuccessful finding employment, said Jenny Kim, a tax...
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