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Website Updates: Best Practices, Latest News, and Career Opportunities Page
When you access the NSAC website and allow your cursor to hover over the Benefits tab of the site, there are two categories listed in the benefits that would be good for you to be aware. The Best Practices tab will take you to a new “library” of resources for a variety of different issues. The list is growing and we ask that you think of this section as a “Wikipedia” approach in that, if you review a practice and ...
Read MoreChapter Annual Meetings/CPE Documentation
If you are involved with chapter leadership please remember that the chapter recognition program form needs to be completed and returned by May 31. You can access the 2017 CRP by clicking here. If you are responsible for coordinating and submitting documentation for your chapter's CPE completion, please contact the NSAC Headquarters at (937) 222-6707, or email. Chapter CPE documentation, we must receive your program with the field of study ...
Read MoreCooperative Learning Network (CLN)
This feature of NSAC membership is a very cost effective method to provide top quality technical industry information to members at their desks. These live interactive online learning opportunities are modestly priced for a member to log-in and participate in the sessions. All members receive one session per year free as part of membership. Currently in the lineup of upcoming CLNs: • April 13 - Business Continuity Planning• May 2 -
Read MoreContractor or Employee?
Your business is booming. You need to hire help. But should your new hire be an employee or an independent contractor? Many businesses prefer to classify workers as independent contractors so they don't have to pay payroll taxes, provide benefits or be subject to labor laws such as overtime pay. Some workers, too, want to be classified as independent contractors so they don’t have payroll taxes deducted from each check (though they are ...
Read MoreFASB changes presentation of defined benefit costs
FASB issued an accounting standard that is designed to increase the transparency and usefulness of information about defined benefit costs for pension plans and other post-retirement benefit plans presented in employer financial statements. The rules changes are described in Accounting Standards Update No. 2017-07, Compensation—Retirement Benefits (Topic 715): Improving the Presentation of Net Periodic Pension Cost and Net ...
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