Is it easy keeping up with approximately 400 legal and regulatory changes every year or making up to 268 tax calculations annually? Are routine administrative tasks preferable to servicing customers? It’s unlikely any business owner would answer “yes” to those questions. For most business owners, these issues are among the very last things they want… [More...]
Delayed Debt Restructuring Exerts Downward Pressure on Nevada Commercial Real Estate: Tenant-in-Common Properties Generate Drag
December 3, 2012 By 2 Comments
Despite slightly improving economic conditions, Nevada’s commercial real estate market continues to face downward pressure as a result of poorly underwritten and grossly overleveraged legacy deals from 2005 to 2007, which are now coming to maturity. This same scenario is playing out in virtually every region across the country. According to data service provider Trepp… [More...]
The Secret Business Killer: Hidden Fees in Retirement Plans
June 8, 2012 By Leave a Comment
New regulations from the Department of Labor (DOL) and the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) may expose business owners to personal liability for excessive retirement plan costs. This means that a business owner’s personal assets may be exposed, should an employee decide to bring a lawsuit against the employer for breach of fiduciary duty.… [More...]
Summer Review: Taking a look at the complete financial picture
August 1, 2011 By Leave a Comment
The summer months are an excellent time to perform a review of current strategies for investments and financial plans. It’s comparable to halftime during a football game. Look at results from the first half and make the necessary adjustments to win the game. Here are some specific areas to include during a halftime analysis. Asset… [More...]
New Data Shows Signs of Recovery: Tracking Business Filings
April 1, 2011 By Leave a Comment
To plan and be able to seize opportunities in the future requires an ability to predict what that future will be. The newest tool for considering the future of the state’s economy is the result of a collaborative public-private effort by the Office of the Secretary of State and Applied Analysis. Statistics that show the… [More...]
Limiting Loss and Liability Through Effective Social Media Policies
April 1, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Drafting and implementing a social media policy should be a “to do” priority for any modern business seeking to protect its sensitive information and minimize risk and liability. Today’s reality is anyone in your company can be an instant global publisher. Consider the numbers; Facebook is the world’s third largest “community” by population with over… [More...]
