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Hello, Website Visitor. Here are your articles for October 1, 2008.
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Organizational Growth and Exceutive Scorecard performance are two of the hot topics discussed at last week's AEC Industry seminar presented by ZweigWhite and the Stambaugh Ness Architectural, Engineering and Construction (AEC) Industry Group.
Read on to learn more event information and how you can pass along topics YOU might want to know more about.
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While everyone may agree that asset allocation is an important part of an investment strategy, not everyone is willing to employ it. Many investors would rather spend the bulk of their time searching for the latest hot investment. Click Full Article to learn why.
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The economy is in the doldrums. At many companies, sales and profits are shrinking. Yet the cost of employee benefits keeps on rising. In tough economic times, businesses and individuals look for ways to reduce expenses. For employers, that may mean cutting benefits, especially health care. But there may be affordable ways to provide a nice benefit package. Here are cost-saving ideas, the average benefit costs paid by employers, and some perks offered by other organizations.
If your business is incorporated and you're contributing additional capital or looking for investors, consider issuing a special type of stock. It provides the best of both worlds - favorable tax treatment if the venture fails and favorable long-term capital gain treatment if the venture succeeds. Click "Full Article" to learn the benefits of Section 1244 status.
WAITING Exercising incentive stock options, making tax prepayments or loading your return with itemized exemptions can drain your savings because these moves might result in alternative minimum tax (AMT). Here's a primer on the tax and how it affects tax returns, as well as information about the latest "AMT patch" Congress applied to prevent millions of people from being hit.
