9 Triggers That Can Lead to an IRS Review After Age 65
Turning 65 often marks a major shift in financial life. Retirement income replaces wages, Social Security starts paying out, and ...
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Book Review: Can’t Deny It
Can’t Deny It: An Unlikely Wall Street Career and the Calls that Reshaped an Industry. 2024. Doug Terreson. Seminole LLC. ...
Book Review: The Financial Restructuring Tool Set
The Financial Restructuring Tool Set: How to Fix Your Broken Balance Sheet. 2025. Mike Harmon. Columbia Business School Publishing. CFA ...
Sidestep Tax Court Review by Applying Overpayments – Houston Tax Attorneys
What happens when a taxpayer properly invokes their right to challenge the underlying tax liability through the CDP process, but ...
Book Review: Financial Statement Analysis for Value Investing
Financial Statement Analysis for Value Investing. 2025. Stephen Penman and Peter Pope. Columbia University Press. The discipline of value investing ...
Book Review: Reminiscences of a Bond Operator
Reminiscences of a Bond Operator: A Guide to Investing in Corporate Debt. 2024. Mark A. Rieder. Independently published. New and ...
Book Review: Quantitative Risk and Portfolio Management: Theory and Practice
Quantitative Risk and Portfolio Management: Theory and Practice. 2024. Kenneth J. Winston. Cambridge University Press. The field of textbooks on ...
Book Review: Themes in Alternative Investments
Themes in Alternative Investments. 2023. Shaen Corbet and Charles Larkin, eds. De Gruyter. The alternative investment space continues to grow ...
Book Review: Buffett’s Early Investments
Buffett’s Early Investments: A New Investigation into the Decades When Warren Buffett Earned His Best Returns. 2024. Brett Gardner. Harriman ...
Book Review: The Making of Modern Corporate Finance
The Making of Modern Corporate Finance. 2025. Donald H. Chew, Jr. Columbia University Press, Available February 2025. Donald Chew’s forthcoming ...
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