Understand the ABCs of Alternative Minimum Tax
According to the Oklahoma Society of Certified Public Accountants, many people are often surprised to find themselves subject to the , which is short for the alternative minimum tax. Although this tax was originally intended for a narrow group of taxpayers, it is now estimated to have an impact on millions of people.
Google SEO Company MasterGoogle.com to Publish SEO eBook
After years of studying Google and helping clients better their businesses through search engine optimization, Master Google is releasing its secrets to search engine success in an upcoming eBook.
Walmart Announces Goal to Eliminate 20 Million Metric Tons of Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Global Supply Chain
Collaboration with Suppliers and Environmental Experts Leads to Development, Measurement and Independent Assessment of Carbon Reductions
Noted Author Hannibal Johnson to Speak at OSU-Tulsa
TULSA (Feb. 25, 2010) – Author Hannibal B. Johnson will discuss the history of Tulsa’s African-American community and the historic Greenwood District during a presentation on Thursday, March 4 at 4:30 p.m. in North Hall 150.
What the COBRA Subsidy Extension Means To You
Under the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act, known as COBRA, it’s possible for former employees to continue receiving health care coverage under their old employer’s plan.
Saxum Public Relations Announces Tulsa office, Hires GM
Saxum Public Relations, an integrated public relations, strategic marketing and creative firm, today announced it is opening an office in Tulsa and has hired Christopher Payne, , to serve as vice president and general manager of the Tulsa office.
Family-Owned Discussion
Cost-Saving and other success strategies during tough economic times was the topic at the University of Tulsa’s Family-Owned Business Institute February meeting. Leading the panel discussion are, from left, Sue Stees of Panera Bread, Justin Meade of Anchor Paint and Gary Bracken of Wiemann Metalcraft. For more information about , call Claire Cornell at (918) 631-2684.
Expo Square Hosts Tulsa Boat, Sport and Travel Show
: Tulsa Mayor Dewey Bartlett had a successful ribbon cutting to open this year’s Tulsa Boat Sport and Travel Show at the QuikTrip Center at Expo Square on Feb. 1. In the forefront from left are Tulsa County Commissioners Karen Keith and John Smaligo, Bill Knight, Mayor Bartlett, President of the Marine Retailers Association of America Phil Keeter, County Commissioner Fred Perry and Expo Square President and Mark Andrus.
Business & People Notes
Tulsa Tech’s Board of Education voted to hire Robert Franklin as associate superintendent for Campus Operations. Franklin is slated to replace the retiring Dr. Gary Moon. Franklin comes to the district with over 29 years of experience in education in the Sand Springs community. Previous to accepting the job at Tulsa Tech, he served as assistant superintendent of Sand Springs Public Schools. “I am looking forward to this experience with great anticipation,” says Franklin.
Edward Jones Branch Receives Client Service Excellence Award
Joseph Kidwell and Darla Young of the financial services firm Edward Jones in Tulsa recently received the firm’s Client Service Excellence award.
Junior Achievement of Oklahoma Energizes Outreach
Shannan Beeler has been appointed the new president of Junior Achievement of Oklahoma by its board of directors. Junior Achievement (JA) is a nonprofit organization that teaches K-12 students the economics of life through experiential, volunteer-delivered programs. This year, under Beeler’s leadership, JA of Oklahoma is on track to reach 47,000 students throughout the state with entrepreneurship, work-readiness and financial literacy education.
Michael Christian Leads 2010 TYPros
The 2010 Tulsa’s Young Professionals chair is Michael Christian. He is the assistant vice president of Alternative Investments, Bank of Oklahoma’s wealth management group.
President Obama Speaks on the One-Year Anniversary of the Recovery Act
Provided here is a full transcript of the Presidential press conference covering the One-Year Anniversary of the Signing of the Recovery Act.
Getting Organized at Tax Time
TULSA, Okla. – PSA – During the last month, you’ve probably received a flurry of important tax-related documents in the mail. They serve as a reminder that the deadline for submitting your tax return is looming ahead on April 15. Do you have everything you need? Getting your tax return done can be stressful, but the Oklahoma Society of Certified Public Accountants offers this advice on what you can do to better ensure that your return is completed on time and accurately. They also offer tips on ways to plan ahead so you can take some of the stress out of tax time next year.
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