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Daily Archives: December 1, 2012

The Conference Board Review: Dangerous Terrain (pdf)

CPA ReportsBy switzmanDecember 1, 2012

This CPA Report provides a guide on how to manage corporate political spending in a risky new environment. Business leaders are educated on how to avoid the business and reputational risks that come with undisclosed political spending. The risks, as seen with the recent Target controversy, are not always obvious.

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