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Did you know that any organization holding unclaimed property must file an unclaimed property report with the Pennsylvania Treasury Department each year, even if they have no property to report? The Treasury Department can assess penalties and interest to those who fail to file; however, this year you are in luck! Businesses that come into compliance by April 17, 2007 are being granted an amnesty from penalties if they are filing a report for the first time. Read on for more details.
Many growth organizations are finding that doing commerce outside the United States can be not only complicated, but somewhat risky. Many find that geographic distance, foreign languages, unique customs, regulations and trade practices may make some entrepreneurs think twice before taking the international leap. Read on for some tips on how to get paid when doing business outside of the U.S.
This year marks Harrisburg Magazine’s 10th annual 'Simply the Best Readers’ Poll, and McKonly & Asbury is looking to win "Simply the Best" Accountant under the "Takin' Care of Business" category for the third year in a row! The category was first introduced in 2005 and McKonly & Asbury has been honored to be chosen as the favorite since the category’s inception. We hope you’ll honor us with your vote once again this year. For more on the Poll and links to cast your vote, read on!
