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Board minutes are more than an administrative task. They provide the official record of how your non-profit’s governing body exercised its authority, and they may become important during an audit,
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The Doug LaMalfa Federal Disaster Tax Relief Certainty Act, signed into law by President Trump September 11, 2026, extends certain federal tax relief for individuals affected by qualifying federally declared
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If your estate plan includes gifts, bequests, or other transfers to grandchildren, great-grandchildren, or other beneficiaries decades younger than you, the generation-skipping transfer (GST) tax deserves careful attention. Without thoughtful
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Springfield, Missouri –KPM CPAs & Advisors is pleased to announce that Matt J. Collins, CPA has joined the firm as a senior accountant in the audit department. Matt has more
For years, one common way to spot phishing and other electronic fraud schemes was to look for poor spelling, awkward grammar, or suspicious formatting. That guidance is no longer enough.
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