I often see a variety of news items during my travels around the web. In this post, I’d like to share some of my recent findings with you.
Are Small Businesses Going to Get Another Sarbanes-Oxley Reprieve?
As we discussed not too long ago, small businesses have been given until next year to comply with Sarbanes-Oxley’s Section 404(b). Now, thanks to new amendments, companies with market capitalizations that are less than $75 million may one day become exempt from many Sarbox rules and regs. In the meantime, though, if you’re a small business, you should expect to follow current SOX expectations.
How Will Your Company Thrive in 2010?
I like the way business coach and marketing expert Julie Taylor has challenged business owners to take 2010 by storm and push past the notion of just “getting by”. Check out her group coaching program for more information on making certain that 2010 is a great — not just a good — year.
“Rent-a-CFO” Possibilities Shown to Save Money
Finally! The notion of a virtual CFO has become more mainstream. As this post from Small Business Review suggests, it’s becoming more and more clear that smaller businesses can enjoy the benefits of having a dedicated financial officer without having to pay a full-time employee’s salary or benefits.
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