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Topic: Accounting
Refundable AMT Credit Could Mean Big Savings
There's good news for those who've been hit by the alternative minimum tax.
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Deal of the Day
Freddie and Fannie's Latest Fix
Can the mortgage industry's latest rescue effort fix the housing mess?
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Personal Finance, Real Estate, Housing, Government, Mortgage
The Tax Guy
Why Our @*$! Tax Code Is So Confusing
I'm a CPA and our stupid tax code even drives me nuts. Politicians, are you listening?
Topics:
Personal Finance, Taxes, Politics
Ticked Off
No Rush to Switch From GAAP Accounting
We're not opposed to the switch to global accounting rules, just don't rush it.
Market Movers
AIG Takes Hit on Subprime Accounting Woes
Trouble tallying the full impact of the subprime mess sank the insurer's shares.
Market Movers
GM's Recovery Stalls on Mammoth Quarterly Loss
A massive accounting charge forced the auto maker off the road to recovery.
Market Movers
Dell Bulls Give Thanks
Shares of the PC maker rebound on Dell's better-than-expected profits.
Topics:
Earnings, Technology, Stocks, Investing
Market Movers
What the Dell?
An earnings delay and a formal SEC probe proved a double-whammy for the PC stock.
Market Movers
Sweet Nothings
A spike in Krispy Kreme's shares amounts to little more than empty calories.
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