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Disaster Financial Recovery

Disaster strikes and life suddenly changes. Routines may be shattered, jobs disrupted, properties destroyed, and loved ones lost. This details what do you do next.

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Disaster Recovery A Guide to Financial Issues Fact Sheet

Overview: Find out more about the guide Disaster Recovery: A Guide to Financial Issues, including the intended purpose and use of the guide. You will be able to counsel others on what to do next once disaster strikes.
Published on April 10, 2013

Disaster Recovery A Guide to Financial Issues - A Video

Video: View a video containing interviews with representatives from the AICPA, AICPA Foundation, CPAs, CPAs working with the American Red Cross, NEFE, American Red Cross, and clients of the American Red Cross using the disaster recovery guide.
Published on February 14, 2012

Disaster Recovery A Guide to Financial Issues

Guide: Access the Disaster Recovery Guide online at the American Red Cross Web site. Also, visit links to a PowerPoint presentation, a fact sheet about Disaster Recovery, and an AICPA press release announcing the publication of Disaster Recovery: A Guide to Financial Issues.
Published on October 13, 2010

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