Davis attends retirement plans seminar in New Castle
Sharon Davis of Diversified Insurance and Financial Services Inc attended the Qualified Retirement Plans Seminar in Pittsburgh last month. Sponsored by the National Business Institute, the one day event at the Pittsburgh Marriott City Center covered qualified plans, ERISA rules, prohibited transactions, and retirement plan administration and ethics. It noted changes impacting filing deadlines and amendments. Davis has over 10 years of experience in insurance and securities, with specialties in retirement planning, health insurance, mutual funds, and stocks and bonds. Diversified Insurance and Financial Services Inc is located at 115 E North St Gall 654-6651 ext 679.
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Diversified Insurance & Financial Services Inc
New Castle
National Business Institute
Pittsburgh Marriott City Center
ERISA
Davis
E. North St
Super Tuesday history and 1992 primaries impact
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Michael Dukakis
Jesse Jackson
Gore
Hess
Rockier Road
New Hampshire
Arkansas
Bill Clinton
Florida
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Mississippi
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Tennessee
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Trial begins for man accused of shooting teen
Richard Robinson, 21, of suburban Pittsburgh faces criminal homicide charges in the death of 17 year old Octavia Hodbey at a gathering last year. Police say she was shot in the face as she grabbed the gun from him. he initially claimed death by own action, then said the shooting was accidental.
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Octavia Hodbey
Robinson
IRS Eases Audits With Free Legal Clinics Nationwide
The IRS Restructuring and Reform Act reforms spur a softer collection approach with free legal help at about 34 clinics nationwide. Law schools including Pitt and Duquesne staff the clinics, funded in part by IRS grants, to aid low income taxpayers. Audits have fallen about 40 percent since the reforms, with individual return audits down from 1.59 to 0.46 percent, creating a mixed public mood on enforcement and refunds.
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Rossetti
Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse
Syracuse University
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