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If you are eager to get your tax return check in hand, there are some common errors to avoid that might delay processing.  If you pay attention to the details and avoid common mistakes you can... Continue Reading

Bonds and especially municipal bonds have always been considered the safe haven for investments with stable but small returns.  Is it possible for municipal bonds to decline in value? Here is a real life... Continue Reading

Georgia has recently expanded the entertainment credit that was enacted a few years ago.  Georgia now has a 30% credit for production costs incurred in Georgia.  Many of the production companies do... Continue Reading

We all know the saying, "Spring Forward, Fall Back." Every spring we move our clocks forward an hour when Daylight Savings Time begins, and move them back in the fall when it ends. This weekend (technically... Continue Reading

With the economic downturn, many Americans have struggled to pay their debts. Banks and lenders are often willing to work with struggling taxpayers by allowing work out programs or other debt relief.  The... Continue Reading

On March 3, 2010, the SEC unanimously approved a timeline for mandating use of IFRS (International Financial Reporting Standards) by U.S. public companies. For years, U.S. companies have followed Generally Accepted... Continue Reading

The Cystic Fibrosis community has experienced tremendous accomplishments most obviously seen in the rising median survival age of CF patients and the expanding therapeutic pipeline. HLB Gross Collins, P.C. is... Continue Reading

Two New Exceptions to Underpayment Penalties Allowed The revised instructions to Form 2210, Underpayment of Estimated Taxes Penalties for Individuals, Estates and Trusts reveal that two new exceptions to... Continue Reading

During 2009, the IFRS issued unique international financial reporting standards for small and medium sized entities in theirIFRS for SMEs. It looks like there may be a rebirth of desire for "small U.S. GAAP." ... Continue Reading