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The Internal Revenue Service has released a fact sheet explaining the 2006 alternative motor vehicle credit allowed for the 44 automobiles certified as eligible. The credit, enacted under the Energy Policy Act of 2005, provides up to $3,150 for taxpayers who purchased qualified vehicles and placed them in service during 2006. Read on for a quick overview and a link to the fact sheet which includes a listing of the credit amounts for hybrid vehicles.
March 30th is the deadline for High School students to submit their entries for Junior Achievement's 2007 Young Business Person Awards! Junior Achievement of Central Pennsylvania is holding two competitions for young entrepreneurs and business people. The competitions are JA's third annual Business Plan Competition and its first Young Business Person Awards. Read on to learn more about these exciting competitions and how someone you know can submit an entry! 
Two weeks ago McKonly & Asbury ran an article advising readers to pay close attention to Pennsylvania's Unclaimed Property Law and Holder Reporting Requirements. This week we reiterate the importance of these requirements. Unclaimed property holders must file an unclaimed property report with the Pennsylvania Treasury Department each year by April 15th, even if they have no property to report! The Pennsylvania Treasury Department can assess penalties and interest to those who fail to file. Our clients will receive a letter with these details shortly. In the mean time, read on for more information! 
