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The Connecticut Law Tribune

March 19, 2012

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Banking & Finance

Be Aware Of Latest Changes In IRS Code
By MARY HOYT
These credits led to substantial tax savings in past years and the loss of them could impact people financially this year. That is why consulting a tax professional for advice on how to potentially make up these losses could be something people may want to explore.

Defined Benefit Plans Are Making A Comeback
By RANDY M. SINOWAY
Pity the poor pension, the defined benefit retirement savings plan. Hardly a day goes by without news that a corporation is bagging its retirement plan or a local government is grappling with the cost of sponsoring one.
 



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