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Hello, Website Visitor. Here are your articles for November 5, 2008.
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There's no need to suffer in silence if you're worried about your retirement, your kids' college education, or the future of your business. We don't have all the answers, but we do offer help in the form of knowledgeable and skilled staff who can help you get through the current economic crisis. Here's what you should expect when you meet with us.
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The Social Security Administration has announced Social Security Income (SSI) beneficiaries will receive a 5.8 percent Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) effective January 2009. Other changes have been made in program amounts that occur automatically, including changes that are important to those of working age. These updates are listed in the document that can be accessed by clicking on the Full Article.
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Attention small business owners and entrepreneurs! Global Entrepreneur Week is scheduled for November 17 - November 22. York County is celebrating our area's spririt of entrepreneurship by holding low cost seminars and workshops for entrepreneurs and small business owners. Continue reading for event details.
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A financial accounting standard, known as FIN 48, requires organizations to analyze positions they take on their tax returns to determine the likelihood that they will be sustained if they were ever examined by the IRS and other tax authorities. Recently, the Financial Accounting Standards Board voted to give private companies a reprieve from the rules. Here are some answers to questions that are being asked by company owners, not-for-profits, and executives about FIN 48.
Simple quotas aren't always the best way to measure your sales staff. However, that is how many organizations evaluate and compensate their salespeople. Here are some other factors that can get results and help grow your company.
These days, it's not uncommon for businesses to take out advertising comparing their products and services with those of their competitors. It's also not uncommon for competitors to sue, claiming the ads are untrue or violate their trademarks. Here are the stories of two companies who successfully fought these types of lawsuits.
