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Taxes and the Self Employed: Quarterly Installment Payments

Posted on February 18, 2011

In today’s economic climate, more people than ever are relying on their own ingenuity to earn a living. Whether you earn money through ads on your website, start up your own dog-walking services or contract out your services as a consultant to businesses, the IRS considers you a self-employed individual. And, it expects you to [...]

A Day in the Life of an Accountant

Posted on January 3, 2011

Andrea Frederick works for a small tax accounting firm in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. She handles the personal and business finances of local people in many different professions, and sometimes also files tax returns for them. “I got into this business because I always found myself offering help to friends who dreaded filing tax returns. They [...]

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Students receive dual degrees

Troy Messenger

The seniors will receive a high school diploma from PCHS and an associate degree in applied science with a concentration in accounting from Enterprise State Community College. “This is the first group from the Academy of Business and Finance to receive ...

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Full- and part-time students enroll in on-site and online credit programs, including graduate degrees and professional certificates, and undergraduate degrees for both adults returning to school and traditional-aged students.

Are Actors Enrolling in Online Graduate Programs?

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Some have even earned their education through non-traditional school programs like graduate certificate programs online. Among the top paid movie stars, a complete college education is few and far between. A Forbes.com story from June 2007 reported ...