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C&B
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AcronymDefinition
C&BCompensation and Benefits
C&BCock-And-Bull
C&BConference & Banqueting
C&BCap and Ball (firearms)
C&BCost and Budget
C&BCaught and Bowled
C&BCatering and Banqueting


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If companies don't take steps to comply, employees face immediate taxation, plus a 20 percent penalty and interest, says Edgar Adkins, a tax partner and the compensation and benefits technical practice leader in Grant Thornton's National Tax Office in Washington, D.
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