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Hi, Friend. Here are your Articles for March 5, 2008.
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 In the current business environment, it is extremely common for business to be conducted in multiple states. The opportunities that exist across state lines also bring a need for businesses to be aware of the various issues that they will face with regards to sales and use taxes. Most states impose a sales and use tax upon purchases of tangible personal property and specified services. However, each state administers its sales and use tax very differently. Read on for more detail on this key tax issue. |
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This time of year, it's not uncommon for an accountant to daydream about blasting off on a flight someplace where taxes and audits are a distant memory. Our very own Scott Heintzelman got that very opportunity this past weekend, although this was no jet-setting vacation. Scott, who is a member of the Harrisburg Regional Chamber's Military Liaison Committee, joined a delegation of community and business leaders from the Mid-Atlantic region for a hop from Norfolk Naval Air Station to the USS George Washington, a nuclear-powered carrier deployed at sea. The mission – to showcase the importance of the Navy's mission patrolling our shipping lanes – was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Read on for details on Scott's mission, and for more details about the Navy's mission and importance to our local economy. 
How often do you get the chance to meet an Olympic Champion? Well here's your chance to do just that and learn how employee wellness can help you build a healthier, happier employee base that ultimately saves you money. Read on for more details about the second round of our McKonly Benefits Seminar Series! 
Two employees vie for the same job: One is disabled and asks for the position as a "reasonable accommodation," but the other has several years' more seniority. Who should get the job? Read "Full Article" to see what the Supreme Court said in a similar case and to get some other insights into complying with the complex Americans with Disabilities Act.
Accidents happen. That's a fact. But investigating the causes and establishing a solid safety program can help reduce future accidents. Read the "Full Article" for some tips, along with one factor OSHA examines in its investigations of on-the-job accidents and fatalities.
