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Hi, Friend. Here are your Articles for June 4, 2008.
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McKonly & Asbury LLP continues its growth and expansion in the Mid-Atlantic. On June 2nd, the firm opened an office in Berwyn, PA, establishing a location in the Suburban Philadelphia area. The office is located in the Westlakes Office Park, in the heart of the Route 202 Technology Corridor with easy access to Routes I-76 and I-476, adding an important base to serve our clients in Southeastern PA, Southern New Jersey, and Delaware. Read on for more details on the opening of McKonly & Asbury's fifth office.
With the ever-changing market environment for construction, many contractors are looking to reduce cost anywhere possible. Typically, the first place that most contractors look to reduce costs is with insurance coverage. During tough business conditions, many contractors look to reduce their insurance coverage for policies with lower premiums. However, many times these policies come with multiple exclusions from coverage that could ultimately be detrimental to your business. Read on for more details.
Stock options have become a popular way for companies to reward/compensate their employees. They offer many benefits to both the company and the employee alike. The problem is, most individuals do not understand how the stock options will affect them from a tax perspective. Read on for more details on how stock options are taxed.
Maximize the spread between cash outlays and inflows with a well-designed program to manage accounts payable. Click "Full Article" for some techniques to make the most out of the money you owe by, among other things, negotiating favorable payment terms with your vendors and other creditors as well as tapping every source of low-interest or no-interest credit.
Employee duties and how well they are performed are directly linked to your company's profits. But staff members aren't always clear on how their jobs translate into a healthy bottom line. Click "Full Article for some tips to help them see more clearly how important they are.
