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Tax Notes Stephen J. Rosen Since 2006, the IRS has refunded billions of dollars in unlawfully collected federal excise tax on communications (”FET” or ”telephone excise tax”) through the refund procedures set forth in IRS Notice 2006-50, and IRS Notice 2007-11.1 In brief, telephone excise tax refunds are claimed on […]
SIP Trunking is making progress, wireless continues to grow as IT throws in the towel against BYOD. What these and other trends will mean for you. No Jitter (www.nojitter.com) Hank Levine The social media sites all report incessantly on what’s “trending now”, by which they mean what subjects have been […]
CCMI Janine Goodman Every contract negotiation involves a balance of leverage between the parties. In the context of telecommunications negotiations, that balance almost always favors the vendor, regardless of how much money the customer is bringing to the table. We could debate whether this has something to do with the […]
Hank Levine. Enterprise Connect – The Web has been carrying real-time traffic-two-way voice and video-for years, but, until now, this has mostly been a sidelight. However, recent developments make it likely that the World Wide Web could become the public communications network of the future. LB3’s Hank Levine and other […]
Justin Castillo. Enterprise Connect – What communications applications are really feasible and cost-effective to move into the cloud today? There’s only one sure-fire way to know: Find enterprise decision-makers who have actually made the move and can talk about how they did it. In this session, enterprise end users who […]
Marc Lindsey. Enterprise Connect – The chorus for moving your communications and collaboration to a Cloud/hosted model grows ever louder. Both familiar carriers and a new generation of service providers are singing the same song: Let us handle your call control, communications apps and ongoing management, we can do it […]
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