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| Timely Opportunities |
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| What Employers Should Know About Business-Related Frequent Flyer Miles | |
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Frequent flyer miles earned through business travel can raise questions about whether employees' personal use of rewards counts as taxable income. We revisit the IRS's longstanding enforcement policy and explain notable exceptions, the tax treatment of cash and cash-equivalent rewards, and why employers should adopt clear travel rewards policies. Read More
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| Business Valuation |
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| A Closer Look at the Market Approach | |
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Real world transactions may provide some of the most objective sources of valuation evidence. But applying the market approach isn't always as easy as it appears. Can public stock really be used to value private firms? Which selection criteria determines a reliable comparable? Experienced valuation professionals understand the ins and outs of the market approach. Read More
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| Sales & Marketing |
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| Using Social Media to Market Your Business | |
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Social media can give your business a direct line to customers. But though opening an account is easy, maintaining one takes planning, posting and oversight. Before committing resources to social media, you need to determine whether they'll support your broader marketing strategy. Read More
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| Benefit Q&As for Employers |
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| What Is Surprise Billing and How Does It Affect Health Plans? | |
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The questions we answer in this article are:
1. What is surprise balance billing and what does our group health plan have to disclose about it?
2. What is surprise billing independent dispute resolution? Read More
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