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ACT 32 of 2008 is considered the most comprehensive Earned Income Tax (EIT) reform legislation and provides a new structure that will consolidate the current local earned income tax collection system from over 500 local collectors to 69 "Tax Collection Districts" (TCD). County Commissioners for each respective County will be responsible for the facilitation of the first meeting between all school district and municipal officials with the intent of this meeting being to establish a Tax Collection Committee (TCC) for the political subdivisions of the County. This update to the law has repercussions not only for local municipalities, but also for employers. Read on for more information.
A controversial new Supreme Court case makes it harder for employees to prove age discrimination in the workplace and easier for employers to avoid liability. It is being viewed as a significant victory for the business community. But the new case doesn't completely shut the door on age discrimination claims. Here are the details about what the case could mean for your organization.
It's easy to run scared when your stocks are tumbling. But if you've embarked on a buy-and-hold strategy for your portfolio, center yourself and follow these remedies against impulse selling.
Intellectual property ownership issues can become complicated when your employees develop software and written materials for your company. Without the proper legal safeguards, you might be surprised to find your company out in the cold. Here are some guidelines to help clear the air and safeguard your business interests.
Disclaimers and "hold harmless" provisions in your company's contracts can provide legal protection should something go wrong with your products or services. Click "Full Article" for a guide on what to include in these two barriers to legal actions.
