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Monthly Archives: January 2013
Bringing cash to the U.S. – are you smuggling?
In June, a Chinese man touched down at Vancouver airport with around $177,500 in cash. According to the Wall Street Journal, the cash was found stuffed in his wallet and hidden under the lining of his suitcase. The money was … Continue reading
Posted in Finance, International, Tax Tips
Tagged expatriates, inbound U.S. subsidaries
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Manufacturing – Are the Jobs Coming Back?
The same dynamics driving the comeback–advances in technology– are replacing traditional manufacturing jobs. Continue reading
Posted in Manufacturing
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Family Business Drama
In my last post I commented on the challenges associated with family businesses. I had the opportunity to have breakfast with a prospective new client this morning who had recently purchased the business from his mother-in-law. The business was sold … Continue reading
Posted in Core Values, Family Business, Leadership
Tagged difficult conversations, family business
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Department of Labor Pushing for Changes in ERISA, Seeks to Revisit the Topic of Audit Quality
Do your due diligence on your plan auditor. Audit fees should not be the sole criteria for auditor selection. The Department of Labor provides a guide for selecting a plan auditor with tips and points to consider during the process. Continue reading
Posted in Audit, Benefit Plans
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Work with others who believe what you believe
At CDH, we believe that we will be successful and create long-term relationships with those who share our values. Continue reading
Congress avoids the “fiscal cliff”
Congress celebrated Christmas a little later than most–by giving gifts to taxpayers across the nation on New Year’s Day when they passed the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012. Just like Santa, Congress checked their list to see which taxpayers … Continue reading