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Roth IRA 'recharacterization' can undo tax pounding

Reverting to traditional IRA worth considering if you're facing big hit
October 23, 2008
Dennis Roginski
Converting your traditional IRA to a Roth IRA probably seemed like a good idea when you did it, but unforeseeable economic circumstances may have you regretting that decision now. If so, in some cases there's a way to undo your original conversion
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100-year-old accounting firm shows no signs of slowing

LeMaster Daniels doesn't expect softer U.S. economy to dilute outlook for region
October 23, 2008
Ben Rascoff
Scott Dietzen, CEO of LeMaster Daniels PLLC, says the Spokane-based accounting firm, which is celebrating its centennial anniversary this year, has nearly doubled its annual revenues since 2003, growing from about $24 million to an expected $40 in
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Conservation easements offer benefits

For many people, though, preserving land long term is the driving motivation
October 23, 2008
Chris DeForest
A conservation easement can be a financial-planning tool for those who love their land.Even in these turbulent times, people are thinking about the future of their land. As the number of people approaching retirement increases, more people are A
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Fundraising during crisis

Nonprofits here try to avoid slowdown in donations, expect needs to increase
October 23, 2008
Mike McLean
Charitable organizations are bracing for a hard year as they try to raise funds in the face of the economic crisis, which insiders say also will increase the need for their services.Some organizations, such as Catholic Charities of Spokane, are
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'Bailout' revamps tax code; more changes may come

Small businesses, individual taxpayers will see some timely relief
October 23, 2008
Tax advisers here say major bills passed by Congress and signed by President Bush this year have provided extensions, and in some cases expansions, of a number of tax breaks for small businesses and individuals—and the coming election could to
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Students' device helps ICU patients to get back on their feet

Invention keeps them hooked up to essential life-support equipment
October 23, 2008
Undergraduates at Johns Hopkins University, in Baltimore, have designed and built a device to enable critically ill intensive-care unit patients to leave their beds and walk while remaining tethered to essential life-support equipment. The allows a
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INHS wins grant to develop online health-record system

About 5,000 people here will test Internet-based medical information bank
October 23, 2008
Jeanne Gustafson
Inland Northwest Health Services, of Spokane, has been awarded a $583,000 grant by the Washington state Health Authority to launch a pilot project that will involve setting up an Internet-based health-record bank for patients here early next says a
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Washington Legislature to revisit health-care reform

Five reform proposals identified for discussion, cost-benefit analysis
October 23, 2008
David Cole
Washington lawmakers are working to decrease the number of state residents who have little to no health insurance coverage, and five proposals for health-care reform—separately introduced in past sessions in Olympia—have been identified a
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Rockwood Clinic relocating specialty, West Plains offices

North Side nephrology, Medical Lake clinic slated for larger spaces
October 23, 2008
Jeanne Gustafson
Spokane-based Rockwood Clinic PS has moved its North Side nephrology clinic and also plans to move its Medical Lake general practice clinic soon, with the intent of adding space and additional services at each.Rockwood Clinic's North Side moved
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—Staff photo by Mike McLean

New Deaconess CEO set for investments, recruiting

Hospital expects share of $10 million upgrade during fourth quarter
October 23, 2008
Mike McLean
Dennis Barts, Deaconess Medical Center's new CEO, says he intends to oversee both quick and long-term improvements at the venerable Spokane hospital, starting with a big infusion of capital before year-end. He also vows to ramp up physician to the
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