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If you’re like most business owners, you might not give your phone system much thought.
Lately there has been a lot of discussion about the amount of tax being paid by various segments of our society.
With the price of commercial real estate dropping it’s a great time to lock in long term lease rates. Sometimes locking in that rate may require moving offices. Recently two of our clients moved offices.
The rainy season is upon us! Wouldn’t it be nice to stay at home, dry and out of the rain with a nice cup of hot chocolate? The only problem is, it’s Monday morning and you need to drive to the office. You’re stuck on Highway 99 because there’s been an accident, and you were already running late because your car battery died from leaving the headlights on all night. As your mighty vehicle is constrained to a mere crawl towards the office and your windshield wipers struggle to keep up with the downpour, you notice that you’ll need to fill up more gas soon, even though you swear you just filled it up.
On October 18, 2011 I have the privilege of participating in a seminar with Jane Kalfsbeek, CPA and Assistant District Attorney Stephen Taylor on preventing employee embezzlement. The seminar will include discussions on cash larceny, register disbursements, wire transfer schemes, payroll schemes, check tampering, and expense reimbursement frauds. My role in the seminar will be to provide a discussion on hidden tax costs that often result from employee embezzlement.
Section 2043 of the Small Business Jobs Act of 2010 removed cell phones from the definition of listed property for taxable years beginning after December 31, 2009. On September 14, 2011, the IRS issued Notice 2011-72 providing guidance to employers on the tax treatment of employer-provided cell phones.
Picture this scenario. You have been working on a proposal for the last few days. You make sure to save the document so that all your work is stored on the computer’s hard drive. Just when you’re almost finished, a blackout occurs! You think you’re fine, but once power is restored you realize something’s wrong.
In its continuing search for additional tax dollars, the Franchise Tax Board on August 1, 2011 released the Voluntary Compliance Initiative 2 (“VCI 2”). The filing period for this program is August 1 through October 31, 2011.
Mark Dean, IBM executive and one of the designers of the original PC, has officially announced that “the PC is dead.” That’s right folks, it’s finally time to unplug that tower, close up that laptop lid, pack it all up and chuck it in the bin.
Not all is well in Stockton, but city leaders are vowing to fix it. That is what Stockton Mayor Ann…
STOCKTON – The Stockton Ports in June will honor a local business booster with his very own garden gnome.
STOCKTON – The Northeastern California Small Business Development Center San Joaquin Delta College will be honoring small businesses next week…




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