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Posted: October 23, 2009
Goldstein Lieberman to participate in tax seminar
According to Phillip Goldstein, managing partner with Goldstein Lieberman & Co. LLC, members from the certified public accounting and business advisory firm will participate in monthly seminars hosted by a premier law firm.
"These tax seminars will assist Goldstein Lieberman to continue to provide cutting edge services to our new and existing clients by staying on top of new legislation and other issues affecting taxation in an upcoming year promising major changes.
Among the anticipated topics are planning for state income taxation; estate planning in low interest rate/down market conditions; business succession issues; structuring corporate and more.
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