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THE NEW ACCOUNTANT-CLIENT PRIVILEGE PROVISION

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The Social Security Benefits Timing Decision : A Model for Lower-Income Recipients

Williamson, James E. - 2008

Selecting the best age to begin social security benefits is an important election for lower-income individuals. These individuals are especially vulnerable to the timing and magnitude of critical cash flow. Unfortunately, the decision models and measures being used by individuals to analyze...

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The effects of measurement concepts on the investment decisions of trustees

Williamson, James E. - In: The accounting review : a publication of the American … 46 (1971) 1, pp. 139-148

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DIVIDEND TAX REDUCTION ADDS INTEREST EXPENSE PLANNING ANGLE

Oestreich, Nathan; Whittenburg, G.E.; Williamson, James E. - In: Taxation for accountants 73 (2004) 1, pp. 37-39

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WRONG PLAN INVESTMENTS CAN CREATE UNRELATED BUSINESS TAX INCOME

Whittenburg, Gerald E.; Raabe, William A.; Williamson, … - In: Taxation for accountants 58 (1997) 6, pp. 350-355

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ARTICLES - Current Planning is Required for the Elective Deemed Sale and Repurchase of Assets as of the Beginning of 2001

Oestreich, Nathan; Williamson, James E. - In: The national public accountant 46 (2001) 1, pp. 33-36

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APPLYING THE BALANCED SCORECARD TO SMALL COMPANIES

Chow, Chee W.; Haddad, Kamal M.; Williamson, James E. - In: Management accounting 79 (1997) 2, pp. 21-36

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New Rules for Personal Injury Awards

Oestreich, Nathan; Snyder, Will; Williamson, James E. - In: The national public accountant 42 (1997) 3, pp. 16-19

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Proceed with Caution: Electing to Treat Long-Term Capital Gains as Investment Income - When choosing to treat long-term capital gains from the disposition of investment property as investment income, the taxpayer needs to be aware of certain pitfalls. If not handled correctly, this election can lead to harsh consequences.

Williamson, James E. - In: The national public accountant 41 (1996) 10, pp. 36-45

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Does Activity-based Costing Work in an MRP II Environment?

Sherrard, William R.; Swelgin, James H.; Williamson, … - In: APICS - the performance advantage 8 (1998) 7, pp. 38-41

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