Our Current Interest Newsletter is published on a quarterly basis and includes timely information on a variety of tax and accounting topics that are relevant to the businesses and industries serviced by the professionals of Martin Werbelow LLP. Following are the recent Current Interest Newsletters and some of the articles contained within. Click on the links below to access the newsletters and read the articles.

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Summer 2009
Uncle Sam Helps You $ave: Deductions for Heavy SUVs
and Trucks
Beneficial Tax Factors: Helping An Adult Child Purchase a
First Home
Michael Tao Named Partner
John Muir High School: MW Awards a Scholarship

Spring 2009
Retirement Payout Relief for 2009
New California Laws Effect 09 Estimates & LLC Taxes
Major Changes to Tax-Exempt Organization's Filing
529 Plan -If Liquidated, is the Loss Deductible?

Summer 2008
2008 Housing Act - Major Provisions Include Tax Incentives
Tax Due on Internet, Out-of-state Purchases
Do Your Expectations Match Reality?

Summer 2007
Midyear Tax Planning: Major Changes to Tax Law Offer Advantages
Foreign Business Travel: Planning to Maximize Deductions
AMT surprise: Tax May Affect Municipal Bond Funds

Winter 2006
New Pension Law: Tax Changes Affect Individuals and Businesses
Small Exempt Organizations: IRS to Require Annual Notices

Spring 2006
Triple the Taxes for Some Teenagers: New Law Changes Approach to College Savings
Medicare Surcharges: Escalated Monthly Premium Starts in 2007

Winter 2005
New Partners Named: Two Accountants Continue Traditions of Firm
Employee Tax Deductions: Some Gifts Qualify as Income Exclusions

Tax Season 2005
Nonprofit Integrity Act of 2004: New Regulations Affect California Charities
Minors Custodian Accounts: Should You Switch to a 529 Plan?
California’s Unclaimed Property Database : Search for Long-Lost Treasure

Summer 2004
Buy-Sell Agreements
Charitable Car Contributions: Take Steps to Avoid ‘Crash’ With IRS
Investors Beware: Signs Warn of an Ailing Company