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Mark A. Ulishney, CPA
Gil Davis, CPA/PFS
Debra S. Pitschman, CPA
David J. Mesko, CPA
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Business Valuations
Comprehensive Tax Planning
Cost Segregation Studies
Divorce Planning
Employee Benefit Plans
Estate Planning
Internal Audit Services
LIFO Services
Litigation Support
Management Advisory Services
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IRS left sensitive paper documents exposed before destroying them
December 26, 2024
The Internal Revenue Service’s program for destroying sensitive paper documents needs to be improved after inspectors found many documents easily accessible.
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