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LBMC's 2009 Business Issues Conference
So, how's this recession thing going for you?
These formulas for dividing marital assets will make your job easier.
Since its inception 4 weeks ago, the LBMC Biz Buzz blog has received a handful of new topic entries.
For years, college students with no independent income have been targeted by credit card companies. Some rack up large debts that parents and grandparents wind up paying. All that is going to improve soon, thanks to a new law, but the changes haven't kicked in yet so be prepared for aggressive credit card marketing when the students head back to campus this fall. Here are the basics of the law, along with some tips on how students should manage money responsibly.
Change is on the horizon in the tax world. For the rest of 2009, your business can take advantage of two lucrative depreciation tax breaks for purchasing equipment and software. But unless Congress takes further action, depreciation deductions are scheduled to be substantially reduced in 2010. Here is information about these and other tax breaks that are set to change next year.
Some people always seem able to outperform others even when they all have the same skills. And there's a reason for that. Here is a look at a basic and crucial trait you should look for when you want to hire the best and inspire your employees to excellence.
Difficult conditions can create a crunch for even your best customers, forcing them to fall behind in their payments. To keep them as customers and to maintain a robust receivables policy, you need to be aware of their circumstances and tailor your approach appropriately. Click "Full Article" to learn four typical financial scenes that can slow a good customer down and some strategies for dealing with them.
