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The Internal Revenue Service announced cost‑of‑living adjustments applicable to dollar limitations for pension plans and other items for tax year 2009. 
Join us on Thursday, November 6th for a one-time educational session on "Uncovering the Landmines of Business Growth." This workshop will be hosted by a selection of local experts from McKonly & Asbury and ActionCOACH and is offered free of charge to existing clients and friends. Read on for more information and to find out how to register for this seminar! 
The massive new "Bailout" law includes dozens of business tax changes, although many of them only affect certain industries. There are advantageous provisions for retailers, community banks, farmers, restaurants, film makers and others. We've prepared a chart to help you find out if your business can benefit from the new law.
Moving your business, even if it's just around the block, creates upheaval and stress and can seem like a major imposition to your employees. To help make the transition more successful - and less costly - involve your staff members from the outset. Here are some tips on how to keep everyone on board with the project.
Like to exercise? Click "Full Article" to learn about a healthy tax-free fringe benefit your company can provide to all employees - or just a chosen few.
