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The Dirigo Business Incentive Program: Empowering Growth for Maine Manufacturers

The Dirigo Business Incentive Program: Empowering Growth for Maine Manufacturers

Maine’s business landscape is about to witness a game-changing opportunity for manufacturers with the upcoming launch of the Dirigo Business…
New England Gambling Tax Laws and How to Keep More of Your Winnings

New England Gambling Tax Laws and How to Keep More of Your Winnings

In Part 1 we looked at Federal Tax Implications for Casual Gamblers. Here, we will address the tax implications for…
Gambling Winnings and Taxes: What Casual Gamblers Need to Know

Gambling Winnings and Taxes: What Casual Gamblers Need to Know

Questions Around Casual Gambling, Sports Betting, and Taxation With sports betting legal or becoming legal in more states across the…
Considerations for Auto Dealership Owners Purchasing a New Location 

Considerations for Auto Dealership Owners Purchasing a New Location 

This article was originally published by the NHADA Although the buy/sell market is starting to show signs of slowing, many…
Staying Resilient in Economic Uncertainty: Nonprofit Risk and Financial Resource Planning

Staying Resilient in Economic Uncertainty: Nonprofit Risk and Financial Resource Planning

Like many organizations, nonprofits (NFPs) are highly affected by the ebbs and flows of the economic climate, often making it…
pn site spring newsletter

On-Site: Spring 2023

The focus of many construction companies’ safety policies and procedures has shifted somewhat
in recent years to the prevention of infectious disease. Nonetheless, physical safety mishaps continue to play a significant role in both rising workers’ compensation costs and lost revenues from project delays. The good news is you can gain some control over your jobsites and finances by implementing proven tactics for confronting safety challenges.

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on site winter 2023 cpa newsletter

On-Site: Winter 2023

Owners of successful construction companies can usually predict the future. It’s not because they have magical powers. No, strongly per- forming businesses typically have a healthy backlog of projects in the pipeline, with contracts signed and schedules laid out.

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