April 8, 2015
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Dan Isard on April 8, 2015
Dan Isard on April 8, 2015Consumers remain confused as to what truly qualifies as a green alternative, and one funeral director wonders if there’s really any financial benefit to offering “green” services. Read more in Dan’s response to Prius Hearse Driver.
April 8, 2015
Published by Dan Isard on April 8, 2015
Dan Isard on April 8, 2015In this second article of a 4 part series, Dan takes a closer look at the “no frills” cremation business.
April 2, 2015
Published by Dan Isard on April 2, 2015
Dan Isard on April 2, 2015For many in funeral service it feels as though our profession is at a crossroads. It is as if you are standing at the intersection of Business Prosperity and Helping Those Who Grieve. With all the changes going on in funeral services, can you travel both roads? The Road to Recovery – Mortuary Management – April 2015 EW
March 31, 2015
Published by Dan Isard on March 31, 2015
Dan Isard on March 31, 2015Generally, the rule is that you must pay your taxes as you go. If you have not paid enough income taxes by filing time, you may have to pay a penalty for underpayment. To determine whether you need to make estimates, answer these 3 questions: Accounting Newsletter March 2015
March 26, 2015
Published by Dan Isard on March 26, 2015
Dan Isard on March 26, 2015“The number one thing cemeteries are doing wrong is not reaching people, assuming there’s no need for memorialization,” said Dan Isard, president of The Foresight Companies. “A cemetery is not just a point of interment, it’s a point of memories. We don’t go to a cemetery to visit our loved one who is buried there because we want to see their casket. We’re looking at the ground, remembering their life, remembering the memories. The same is true whether the body is cremated or buried.”