Peter DeGregori, CPA and your host speaks with Sam Murray, CEO of Managease. Managease is a HR Consulting firm. HR consulting is becoming more of a hot topic with all the labor laws, and increased litigation. Get your HR organized. Sam can be reached at 714-378-0880 or www.managease.com.
Podcasts
Human Resource (HR) concerns for a privately held / small business
Posted on August 3, 2011 in Podcasts
Business Loans for Privately Held Businesses
Posted on August 3, 2011 in Podcasts
Peter DeGregori, CPA, MST and your host, speaks with Ken Barton with Union Bank about what the banks are looking for to lend money in today’s market. Ken has over 35 years of banking experience, so his insight is very helpful. Ken and Peter speak about commercial and SBA lending requirements. We suggest all business owners listen, learn, and be prepared if you need a loan.
The Banker’s Viewpoint of the Financial Crisis
Posted on August 3, 2011 in Podcasts
Peter DeGregori, CPA and Host, speaks with Chris Brahney, and John Barnes with City National Bank about the past and current banking industry. City National Bank is a Los Angeles based publicly held bank with 72 offices, including 16 full service regional centers, in Southern California, San Francisco, Nevada and New York City. Chris or John can be contacted at 949-754-1500. www.cnb.com
Tax & Legal Issues With Short Sales and Foreclosures
Posted on August 2, 2011 in Podcasts
Your host, Peter DeGregori, CPA and guest Jeff Resnick, an attorney with Vogt & Resnick (www.vogt-resnick.com) discuss the legal and tax issues and ramifications regarding short sales, foreclosures and loan modifications. They also speak about credit considerations. This is a hot issue which we have found most people are not educated about.
Peter DeGregori and his team at Vertical Advisors, provided me with incredible tax strategies that significantly reduced our taxes, while complimenting our business and personal goals.We now see there is a clear advantage in having a tax strategist.”
- Afshin G., Laguna Niguel, CA.
