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Hello, Website Visitor. Here are your articles for October 15, 2008.
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Your employees work hard for you. Have you done everything you can to ensure they won't be victims of identity theft in the workplace? Payroll records hold sensitive information that can put them at risk. The American Payroll Association gives pointers, in the Full Article, on how to avoid data breaches within your organization.
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Stambaugh Ness has joined the World Trade Center. No ... not the one in New York City, and not the one in Baltimore - but the World Trade Center in our own region. The World Trade Center of Central Pennsylvania is the "premier business organization in Southcentral Pennsylvania that connects members with international opportunities."
Read on to find out how our membership might benefit your organization.
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How many trees can we save by reducing the amount of paper that has been historically required by our government agencies? We don't know that number, but here at SN, we're doing our part! Stambaugh Ness is proactively planning electronic filing of certain payroll forms a year earlier than mandated by the State of Pennsylvania. This reflects our "paperless" initiative while it reduces errors and helps the environment. You can read more about it digitally in the Full Article.
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The massive new federal "bailout" law contains nearly 300 changes to the tax code. Who benefits? A variety of individual taxpayers including those who were threatened by the alternative minimum tax, homeowners installing green energy sources, parents of college students, people who exercised incentive stock options, as well as many others. Click "Full Article" for a detailed look at some of the personal tax breaks included in the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008.
Some bargaining over salaries is expected at any company but be wary of skilled negotiators. They could cause legal hassles. Here are some tips to help keep a fair pay scale and keep you out of court.
Professional collectors can save your company time and effort when some of your debtors become particularly intransigent in paying up. Collectors are regulated by federal and state legislation, but you still should take a look at what they provide for their fee. Here's a brief guide on five important features.
