We again are coming to the close of another year in which certain tax issues remain unresolved due to the mid-term elections. A good number of tax breaks expired at the end of 2013 that many had hoped would be extended. The mid-term elections put everything on hold. Some predict that Congress will act on extending some of these provisions during the lame-duck session, or may wait and do this in early 2015.
Well, you can imagine what this does for businesses trying to plan. Some of these expired provisions are:
Sweyer Property Management Announces New CEO
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Several Wilmington-area Businesses Land On Inc. 5000 List
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Wrightsville Beach Mainstay To Unveil New Look And Menu
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CIL Capital Taps Former Airport Authority Chair As Chief Strategy Officer
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Aug 16, 2022
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New Pizzeria Opens On Oleander Drive
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