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June 2009
In an Economic Downturn Hi-Tech Companies Should Consider Intangible Migration
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Dr. Jamal Hejazi, PhD and Mark Kirkey, CGA
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Though the current downturn in the global economy has had a dramatic impact on several industry sectors, the reeling technology sector has suffered disproportionately. High-technology economies throughout the United States, from Austin, Texas to Silicon Valley, from Washington State to Washington D.C., are struggling to remain profitable during this economic turmoil. The rise of Asian economies such as China and India as "hubs" for technology based corporations, has put tremendous cost pressure on North American technology companies to compete along cost lines...
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January 2009
Employee or Independent Contractor
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Chim, Darwin P.
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Professional accountants may encounter the problem when dealing with clients in preparing their payroll. Some individuals may claim to be an independent contractor or being self-employed by providing giving a client a receipt for services, as a means of waiving statutory deductions of CPP and EI or other legally required deductions...
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January 2009
Nigerian Adventure Excursion In Large-Scale Fraud
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Albert S. Frank
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Mark Dobis was an impressive man – he moved ahead rapidly...
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January 2009
Salad Oil Scandal Still Smells
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Albert S. Frank
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Most business people are more or less honest, many are more or less dishonest, and some are downright crooked...
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January 2009
China's Increased Audit Activity Within a Transfer Pricing Setting
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Jamal Hejazi, PhD
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China has been an economic wonder over the last decade. The country has been able to achieve astonishing economic expansion while simultaneously keeping inflation in check. As the world economy becomes increasingly globalized, countries need to ensure that their international tax laws and practices are seen as transparent...
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January 2009
Migrating IP Offshore Within a Transfer Pricing Setting
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Jamal Hejazi, PhD
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If a multinational corporation had the luxury of perfect hindsight, it would optimize its global positioning and operational efficiencies by migrating intangible assets prior to those assets proving valuable. Most companies, however, do not have such luxury, and the decision to migrate assets often comes well after their value is realized...
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