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  • Robert E Long – Accounting & Tax Services

    Posted by admin on February 26th, 2010 and filed under accounting services | No Comments »

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    Robert E. Long M.A., C.P.A., P.A.
    Full range of tax and accounting services – for business and personal needs.

    ACCOUNTING SERVICES
    # General Accounting
    # Bookkeeping
    # Payroll Services
    # Audits
    # Reviews and/or Compilations
    # Financial Statements

    TAX SERVICES
    # Individual Tax Planning
    # Business Tax Planning
    # Tax Preparation
    # IRS Representation – Tax problems do not solve themselves! Tired of shuffling through endless tax notices & threats of levies to your assets? I can help give you back your good nights sleep. I specialize in OIC’s & Installment Plans and will relieve the stress.

    Robert E. Long M.A., C.P.A., P.A.
    Main Office, FL 33076
    Phone: 954-603-0480
    Fax: 954-603-0481
    Email: rlong33424@aol.com

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    About Professional Business Services

    Posted by admin on February 17th, 2010 and filed under business accounting services | No Comments »

    Greg Noe, the founder/owner/operator of Professional Business Services, gives a great rundown of what services his company offers and what they are all about from the outside looking in.

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    Accounting Tutorial Accounts Payable Training Lesson 10.1

    Posted by admin on February 7th, 2010 and filed under accountant services | 4 Comments »

    Learn how to use accounts payable in accounting at www.teachUcomp.com. A clip from Mastering Accounting Made Easy. http://www.teachucomp.com/tutoracctmain.htm – the most comprehensive Introductory Accounting tutorial available. Visit us today!

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    Seliga & DeMatthew Accounting Services – Racine, WI

    Posted by admin on January 24th, 2010 and filed under business accountancy services | No Comments »

    Seliga & DeMatthew Accounting Services 262-886-6500 http://www.yellowbook.com/profile/seliga-and-dematthew-accounting-services_1843595279.html

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    Karen R. Palm – Accountant in Minneapolis, MN

    Posted by admin on January 12th, 2010 and filed under accountant service | No Comments »

    Karen R. Palm is the premier accountant in Minneapolis, MN providing superior accounting services such as tax preparation, payroll services, bookkeeping services, and financial service

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    How to Choose a Payroll Service Vendor

    Posted by admin on January 8th, 2010 and filed under small business accounting services | No Comments »

    In this video we will explain what Payroll is and why finding a good Payroll vendor is important for your business. For more info visit: www.InsideUp.com/payroll

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    Euless, TX-Finanicial Service-Dynamic Business Solutions

    Posted by admin on January 3rd, 2010 and filed under business accountancy services | No Comments »

    Need more time for your small business? Your growing family? Let Dynamic Business Solutions in Euless, Texas, give you more time to run your business and enjoy your life. John Lambert, MBA, CSA and his team offer a variety of financial and accounting services including payroll, tax preparation and planning, bookkeeping and more. Take care of your business proper and let DBS take care of the paperwork.
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    How Our Accounting/Bookkeeping Services Work

    Posted by admin on December 13th, 2009 and filed under accounting services | No Comments »

    This video was created by Universal Accounting Center to make it easier for alumni like myself to market our Accounting services. Why? Because I am TERRIFIC at Accounting and Bookkeeping, but I am NOT a sales person. Thanks Universal Accounting!

    BTW, I personalized the video by adding my company logo and information. The presenter is great, but I found the music helped hold my attention a little longer.

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    The History of Tax Law, Chapter Six: Tax and The End of Romans

    Posted by admin on November 29th, 2009 and filed under accountancy service | No Comments »

    W. Marc Gilfillan

    W. Marc Gilfillan, CPA, NC, individual and business CPA and Tax expert, shares about the history of taxes…

    Mithridates the Great was the leader of a small country near what is currently known as Turkey. He had the amazing ability to arouse discontent with disgruntled taxpayers. In 88 BC he led a rebellion against the Romans. By granting 5 years of tax immunity to each city that followed his army, he mustered substantial support.

    The Roman Senate sprang into action and appointed General Sulla to muster an army and re-establish Roman authority in the east. Sulla was victorious in squelching the rebellion after a 4-year war. When the rebellion was crushed, Sulla ordered the leaders of the disgruntled cities to come to Ephesus. There the citizens were to remit 5 years of back taxes plus pay the general for the cost of the war.

    To make sure the tax was collected, Sulla instituted “special agents.” These special agents were given the ability to scourge and kill, which was enough to make most taxpayers fall in line. Until this period there were self-assessment tax collectors, corporate tax collecting, army tax collectors and regular government tax collectors. But these new “special agents” were highly skillful specialized men with the ignorance of bureaucrats and the power of military executioners. Taxpayers lost all hope to evade. If you’re feeling the pressure with today’s taxes, call a Tax Preparer in Cary, NC for all your tax-related needs!

    Special Agents have emerged time and again in the past, surviving in the modern age as “fiscal police” or simply “special agents”, using the title first given by Sulla over two thousand years ago. As the practice of Sulla’s special agents was put in to place in other provinces, soldiers came to realize that the rich spoils of war came from their commander, as opposed to the Roman Senate. Roman generals came back to Rome with the unwavering loyalty of their soldiers. Huge civil wars started as rival armies slaughtered each other. With these moderately private armies, the institution of a military dictator was inescapable. Thus, the Roman Republic died. Kings, dictators, and military strategists would now run the Roman Empire for the next two thousand years. Democracies and republics wouldn’t see a dominant role in civilization again until the 1800s. Go here if you want help with modern-day Tax Preparation in Cary, NC.

    Keep an eye out for W. Marc Gilfillan’s next chapter in his History of Taxes series: Taxes and the American Revolution.

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    A Lesson in Taxation, Section 5: Tax and The Romans

    Posted by admin on November 27th, 2009 and filed under accountancy service | No Comments »

    W. Marc Gilfillan

    W. Marc Gilfillan, CPA, NC, individual and business CPA and Tax expert, shares about the history of taxes…

    Now that we’re getting away from Greece, we now come to the Romans. Historians usually speak of Roman taxation as “more or less legal robbery” and Roman tax men as “a band of thieves.” But Roman taxation was not always corrupt. There was a two hundred year period at the zenith of the Roman Empire when taxation was moderate. Actually, every kind of taxation, as well as no taxation, characterized the Roman period. Taxation was as vital but as unpredictable in the Roman Empire as were the legions, the Senate and the Caesars. The half-mad emperor Nero once offered to get rid of every indirect tax and create an “amazing present to the human race.” If you are feeling the pressure with today’s taxes, call a Tax Preparer in Cary, NC for all your tax-related needs!

     

    Romans – The Early Years

    The early Roman Republic required little taxation because it operated with free labor. The military, which is arguably the greatest expense in any civilization, was a citizen’s army, composed of land-owners who served for a year without pay. They even provided their own uniforms and equipment. This level of volunteer free public service inspired most government offices. Even the magistrates served the city without pay. It is difficult to understand the validity of this ancient practice, especially in our individualistic society, where no one seems willing to lift a finger for the government without a fat paycheck. Go here if you want help with modern-day Tax Preparation in Raleigh, NC.

    The ideal way to reduce heavy taxation is to instil in all citizens a spirit of unselfish service for the public good. It is not necessary to curtail public programs and services; what is needed is the curtailment of the spirit of gain and profit that infests public figures and contractors.

    The Romans, similar to many ancient civilizations, used the great men of their society to handle tax assessments. Taxpayers loved and admired these men, and no doubt the integrity of these powerful men rubbed off on the taxpayers. In contrast, modern tax systems use professional public relations officers to manipulate taxpayers with advertising campaigns that play on fear more than inspiration. Trouble started, however, when Roman armies began living off of the people and took tribute in block form called “stipendium”.

    Keep an eye out for W. Marc Gilfillan’s next chapter in his History of Taxes series: Taxes and the American Revolution.

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