Easy Trucking Software Owner Operator Version
June 6, 2010 by SmallBiz-Resources.com · Leave a Comment
- Easy to Use
- Keeps Track of all the Information of your Trucking Business
- Does Invoicing
- Does a Profit and Loss Statement
- Does Fuel Tax Calculation
Product Description
Easy trucking software is designed for the owner operator and small fleet owner. It was created to be very easy to use. With it you can keep track of all the information to be successful in your trucking business.
You can keep track of what you hauled, what it weighed, where you picked it up and delivered it.
You can keep track of all your income and expenses and Easy trucking software will give you a profit and loss report that breaks every thing down by dollar and the mile.
You can do invoicing and statements.
You can also keep track of all the miles traveled in the states, all the gallons purchased and Easy trucking software will give you a report that you can use to fill out your IFTA fuel tax report.
Easy trucking software was designed by truckers for truckers and it will save you time, money, and make your tax filing easier.
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The Next Available Operator: Managing Human Resources in the Indian Business Process Outsourcing Industry
June 2, 2010 by SmallBiz-Resources.com · Leave a Comment
- ISBN13: 9788178299327
- Condition: NEW
- Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.
Product Description
“The Next Available Operator: Managing Human Resources in the Indian Business Process Outsourcing Industry” discusses managing people in the Indian call centre/ BPO sector. It features empirical research and conceptual advances, presented by well-known academics and researchers from around the world and captures the voices of key stakeholders. Apart from covering key individual aspects of human resource management in Indian call centres, such as work organization and employee attrition, it also provides a comparative perspective from call centres in the USA, UK, Canada and Australia. The research data presented in the book offers fresh perspectives on call centres within a globalised business and work environment. It includes large scale employee survey results that help unearth the fundamental forces behind attraction and retention challenges threatening the future viability of global outsourcing strategies.The editors present diversity of theoretical paradigms, methodological approaches and, ‘voices’ from the field. The book is a useful compendium of cutting-edge work on the HRM issues, challenges and strategies in the Indian call centre industry. It aims to deepen the reader’s understanding of managing human resources in a new and fast growing industry (info services) and in a new context (off-shoring).
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Former restaurant operator gets jail
May 14, 2010 by SmallBiz-Resources.com · Leave a Comment
Former restaurant operator gets jail
An illegal immigrant who ran a successful Lambertville business was sentenced in Bucks County Court of Common Pleas in Doylestown last week to 14 to 28 years in prison for the rape and attempted murder of his former girlfriend.
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Are There Exemptions From Registration as a Commodity Pool Operator for a Small Hedge Fund?
March 31, 2010 by SmallBiz-Resources.com · Leave a Comment
Are there exemptions from registration as a commodity pool operator for a small hedge fund?
Section 4.7 of Commodity Future Trading Commission Rules provides for certain exemptions from certain requirements with respect to commodity pool operators making offerings to qualified eligible persons or commodity trading advisors with respect to advising qualified eligible persons. Under Section 4.7, the pool operator is exempted from certain disclosure compliance requirements. Specifically, Section 4.21 with respect to required delivery of a pool disclosure document, Section 4.24 with respect to the contents of the disclosure document in general, Section 4.25 with respect to requirements relating to the disclosure of past performance and Section 4.26 with regard to use amendment and filing of a disclosure document. The Section 4.7 exemption is not an exemption from registration as a commodity pool operator or commodity trading advisor.
Section 4.13 generally provides for exemption from registration as a commodity pool operator. Before its amendment in August of 2003, a person was not required to register as a commodity pool operator if the person did not receive any compensation or payment directly or indirectly; operated only one commodity pool at a time; was not otherwise required to register with the commission; and either the person or other person involved with the pools does any advertising in connection with the pool or to the total gross capital contributions for participation units in all pools that are operated, or intends to operate, do not in the aggregate exceed $400,000 and none of the pools operated have more than 15 participants. This is referred to as the “small pool exemption.”
Section 4.13(a)(3) generally provides for exemption from registration as a commodity pool operator where: Aggregate initial margin and premiums do not exceed 5% of the liquidation value of the portfolio and the aggregate net motional value of the positions does not exceed 100% of the liquidation value of the pool portfolio.
Section 4.13(a)(4) generally provides for exemption from registration as a commodity pool operator where: The person reasonably believes, at the time of investment (or, in the case of an existing pool, at the time of conversion to a pool meeting the criteria of paragraph (a)(4) of this section), that: (A) Each natural person participant (including such person’s self-directed employee benefit plan, if any), is a “qualified eligible person,” as that term is defined in section 4.7(a)(2); This exemption can not be claimed if the natural person participants only meet the 4.7(a)(3) portfolio requirement.
As a Fund of Funds you must be aware of each particular states Investment Advisor rules. Many states have exemptions from registration. Also if you intend to invest in futures or commodity funds, you should register with the National Futures Association (NFA) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) as a Commodity Pool Operator (CPO). This CPO’s associated person must successfully complete the NASD Series 3 examination.
Are there any other types of finders available to issuers in a private placement?
Yes. Rule 3a4-1 provides a non-exclusive safe harbor from the definition of a broker for persons associated with an issuer who are engaged in securities-related activities incident to their duties on behalf of the issuer. See Securities Exchange Act Rel. No. 22172 (June 27, 1985). Employees and possibly individual affiliates of an issuer who are not registered representatives of broker-dealers may be considered “associated persons” for purposes of Rule 3a4-1, in which case they may be exempt from registration and will be permitted to engage in limited sales activities pursuant to the Rule’s safe harbor.
Michael Lapat is the President, General Counsel and a founder of TURN KEY HEDGE FUNDS, INC (www.turnkeyhedgefunds.com). He currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Hedge Fund Association, a non profit association representing the Hedge Fund Industry. In 1998, Mr. Lapat was a co-founder of a successful hedge fund which from August 1998 through September 2000 grew its assets from $500,000 to $60,000,000; and during which time had an average annual return of 78.53%. At that fund, he was responsible for document preparation, investor relations, fund administration, and legal and compliance matters, as well as other back office matters. Mr. Lapat was responsible for the initial launch of the domestic hedge fund as well as its transition to a master feeder fund structure with onshore and offshore feeder fund components.
