Publisher's Note
 We're having fun in and out of the AccountingWEB fortress this summer. You'll soon see a new look for AccountingWEB. It will take time this summer, but by Labor Day we'll be in tip-top shape, serving you even better. We'll also remain FREE to you, as we continue to deliver excellent results to our advertisers. Thank you for using their products and services!
Another summer note...Gail Perry and I recently participated in the Maryland Biz Expo. The Maryland Association of Certified Public Accountants does a fantastic job. Truly innovative and forward-thinking.
There will not be a Weekly News Analysis next week. Stay tuned for our upcoming changes and continue to tell us how we can improve. We do this for you!
Rob Nance
Publisher
AccountingWEB, Inc.
publisher@accountingweb.com
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Some call it consumer protection. Some say it's necessary
because government regulation has broken down and failed us,
even though some who are expressing that opinion were heavily
involved in the breakdown. Others see it as an ever-growing
insult by the federal government, telling us that we are not
smart enough to make good decisions.
