January 2011 Accounting Newsletter

1. TEN FINANCIAL RESOLUTIONS FOR THE NEW YEAR
Each year on January 1, millions of us make resolutions to change our lives in the coming year. Losing a few pounds and quitting smoking are some of the most common New Year's resolutions. This year, how about making a pledge to improve your finances?
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2. TAX TIME QUESTIONS FOR YOUR CPA
Last year, individuals who qualified for tax refunds got an average of $2,887, up 8 percent from the previous year. While there's no guarantee that you will receive a refund, there are steps you can take now that could not only potentially lower your tax bill, but also enhance your overall financial situation. http://www.moneymattersnj.com/story.cfm?sid=15229

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3. HOW TO SELECT A PROFESSIONAL TAX PREPARER
According to the Internal Revenue Service, 60 percent of Americans use the advice of a tax preparer or tax software when filing their taxes. If you decide to pay someone to help you prepare your tax return, it is important to choose that preparer carefully.
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4. TEN TIMELESS RULES OF INVESTING
There are tried-and-true investing rules, regardless of the market’s volatility. Here are ten that can help you experience long-term growth that will result in many happy returns.
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