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Point of Agreement

For most of us this means paying an accountant or spending a few weekends at the adding machine. Big companies, on the other hand, report to the IRS throughout the year. Some are under continuous audit—the 1993 return for one giant company ran to 21,000 pages and 30 volumes. Yet small firms bear far heavier relative burdens.

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Ed Rubenstein

Point of Agreement

For most of us this means paying an accountant or spending a few weekends at the adding machine. Big companies, on the other hand, report to the IRS throughout the year. Some are under continuous audit—the 1993 return for one giant company ran to 21,000 pages and 30 volumes. Yet small firms bear far heavier relative burdens.