Navigating Tight Credit Markets
by Jack Rybicki
With defaults on the rise and foreclosures at record highs, today’s credit markets are much tighter, and the level of risk associated with real estate ventures has risen exponentially due to the underlying volatility of the collateral. More
 When Taxes Are No Longer EZ
by Matt Fugate
If I had a choice, I’d almost prefer an annual driving exam to filling out my taxes. Driving doesn’t get more complicated the more successful in life you become. More
E-prescribing Incentives Begin January 2009
Physicians can receive financial incentives for using electronic prescribing methods under a new ruling by the CMS. Implementation is required by 2012, and noncompliant physicians will be penalized starting in 2014. More
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Can Your Organization’s Investments Recover or Are They Other-Than-Temporarily Impaired?
If the fair value of your organization’s securities has dropped below cost, they are impaired. Therefore, you are required to review your available-for-sale securities for other-than-temporary impairment under the FASB’s FSP FAS 115-1
and 124-1. More
Shaky Market and Auto Bailout Raise Questions
In the wake of auto bailout discussions and uncertainty in the industry, Dave Wiggins, dealership principal with LarsonAllen, outlines some relevant rumors, issues, and possible outcomes that dealers should be alert to. More
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