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MA Health Care Audit Compliance Meeting Registration GG&G WILL BE HOSTING AN EMERGENCY MEETING FOR M.A.BUSINESS OWNERS WHO ARE AFFECTED BY THE M.A. HEALTH CARE LAW. READ MORE BELOW TO REGISTER FOR THE MEETING.	Articles
Death, Taxes and a Pending Deadline The $10,000,000 gift and estate tax exclusion is set to expire at the end of 2012.	Articles
Tax Notebook The Tax Notebook Online Tax Organizer is now availlable.	Articles
Brad Carlson Joins Gray, Gray & Gray We are pleased to announce that Bradford Carlson has joined the firm as Director of Tax Services. Carlson will serve the tax strategy and compliance needs of the firm’s clients, with a focus on mid-market and privately held companies.	Articles
Yet Another National Accounting Merger Last week, Grant Thornton, a large international accounting firm, finalized an agreement to acquire CCR LLP, a New England-based accounting firm that was formerly known as Carlin, Charron & Rosen. This is the latest in a series of national firms buying up	Articles
Know Tax Rules for Home Businesses Many unemployed people are operating home-based businesses to supplement income or to replace earnings. If you use part of your home exclusively for a commercial activity, you may be able to deduct expenses for the business use of your home.	Articles
Mistakes to Avoid in Your Company's 401(k) Plan Audit If your company offers employees a 401(k), pension plan or other similar employee benefit plan, you are providing an important benefit. However, this benefit comes with strings attached.	Articles
Do You Need to Audit Your Employee Benefits Plan? If you offer your employees a 401(k), pension plan or other defined benefit plan, you may be required by law to have the plan audited on an annual basis. The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) is diligent in making sure qualifying plans are audited, and in re	Articles
Big Changes to Gift & Estate Tax The recently enacted tax law (formally known as the Tax Relief, Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization and Job Creation Act of 2010) has far reaching implications for taxpayers beyond the retention of the Bush-era tax cuts. The new law has also completely	Articles
Keep Your Hands Out of the Cookie Jar In the challenging economic times we are currently experiencing, individuals seeking to supplement or replace lost income, or to get through financial crises such as unemployment and medical emergencies, have taken to “raiding” their own 401(k) plans.	Articles