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Michael Jackson’s former GM under Probation for Non-filing of Taxes

Michael Jackson’s former GM under Probation for Non-filing of Taxes

Michael Jackson’s former general manager, Raymone Bain was put under probation by a judge for failing to file her income tax for the years 2006 to 2008. US Magistrate judge Alan Kay sentenced Bain to five years’ probation and fined her $202,422 in back taxes to the IRS and the District of Columbia. In a tearful response to the charges against her, Bain claimed that her failure to file her taxes was due to being unable to cope with Jackson’s financial affairs and the ailing health of her mother.

Prosecutors said Bain earned $30,000 a month as general manager of Michael Jackson Co. and pressed for a deterrent sentence of one and a half years. Prosecu

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Can You Save Money in Chicago or is Bankruptcy an Option?

For people mired in debt, saving money sounds like an impossible goal. But a recent study found that keeping things simple and saving for one specific goal may be effective, reports MSNBC.com.

As Chicago bankruptcy lawyers reported recently, 1 in 4 consumers don’t have any emergency savings and couldn’t afford a $1,000 repair in a pinch. While that’s not shocking given our current economic climate, it is concerning. What it means is that people are likely living off their credit cards to get by, which is a dangerous situation to be in.

People are hurting financially and while savings may be a great thing to think about, those in debt may not be able to consider it. But imagine if there was a time during which you could store away money in savings, in the stock market or in retirement to plan for the future instead of wondering how to get by today?

That’s possible with a Chicago bankruptcy.

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Friendly’s Ice Cream to close 63 locations in bankruptcy

Friendly’s Ice Cream Corp. recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.  While the restaurant chain will continue to operate through the bankruptcy, officials say they plan to close 63 of their least profitable locations.

The Massachusetts-based company listed between $100 and $500 million worth of assets and debts.  A Boca Raton-based creditor, Sun Capital, has plans to buyout Friendly’s.

Friendly’s has close to 500 locations across the country and employs around 10,000 people.  Chief Executive Harsha V. Agadi stated, “We have made a lot of progress, but our company continued to face significant financial challenges.  This was exacerbated by the the weak economy and rapidly rising commodity costs that have impacted the entire restaurant industry.”

To learn more about the Chapter 11 reorganization process, contact the West Palm Beach Chapter 11 bankruptcy attorneys of Eric N. Klein & Associates, P.A. by calling 561-353-2800 today.

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Timing of Austerity Measures

Readers Comment on UK National Debt – What we are doing now is not dissimilar to Roy Jenkins’ cuts in the late 60?s he brought us out of an £800m deficit into a £387m surplus, toughen up and let the economy settle.

There are several examples of where governments have been able to transform public finances through well-timed spending cuts and tax increases. However, just because something worked in the 1960s or 1980s, it doesn’t mean it is the best solution for the UK economy in the present climate.

In the 1960s, we didn’t have:

  • Unemployment of over 2.5 million

 


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Can You Audit Classes With Financial Aid?

Some students audit classes for personal enrichment, while others audit classes to help them decide on a major. Auditing a course allows you to attend lectures and labs, without having to complete assignments and tests. The Higher Education Act of 1965, which was amended in 1988, indicates that financial aid can only be used to pay for those classes in which you earn credit toward your degree.

    • Colleges and universities require you to receive permission from your academic adviser, the course professor and the registrar to audit classes. The exact procedures by institution. To audit classes, you must pay tuition out of pocket at the standard rate per credit hour. The registrar places a special mark on your transcript to indicate that you audited the course and received no credit.

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Market Reversal

There are a number of technical indicators that can help you predict a market reversal either large or small. Understanding patterns on technical analysis charts is the first step in anticipating a market reversal and being ready to trade at the right moment. It makes no difference if you are going to be buying stocks, shorting stocks, buying puts, selling puts, buying calls, selling calls, or trading futures. Anticipation of market reversal can be profitable for traders who recognize evolving and established chart formations. It is also wise for the trader to have a sufficient grasp of the fundamental analysis necessary to be trading the commodity, stock, option, or future contract involved and to be current on pertinent market news.

Trading a market reversal starts with understanding the markets for your stocks, commodities, options trading targets, or Forex currency pairs. When a trend begins in any equity market it will establish, last, and then breakdown to reverse or continue again. Full article…