to review our "Stage 2" strategy if any person in the firm should not be able to perform their function. 3. Online tax services - Competition from any geographic location may emerge from online services conducted by larger and better funded firms. 4. Tax law changes - Simplification of tax laws is unlikely, but will demand that we would take a "big picture" assessment of the firm's position, due to the significant overhead commitments that we have made. B. Structure: 1. To realize an annual
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