July 31, 2015
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Dan Isard on July 31, 2015
Dan Isard on July 31, 2015Building a business for the future takes diligent research and smart decision-making. In this month’s Finance 101 column, Dan responds to Hammer and Nails in Nashville about the methods and steps of how to build a business for the future.
July 28, 2015
Published by Dan Isard on July 28, 2015
Dan Isard on July 28, 2015Want to know what is considered tax deductible clothing? Read this month’s AccountAbility to review the common scenarios and accounting consequences of each. Diane DeClercq defines the difference between a “uniform” and a “dress code”, when each may be deductible and to whom the destructibility applies.
July 28, 2015
Published by Dan Isard on July 28, 2015
Dan Isard on July 28, 2015In this issue of Front Office News, Stephanie Ramsey reviews some simple steps to follow when developing a dress code for your business. Given the increasing amount of litigation occurring in this area, you may want to update and review your policy at least annually. If you don’t have one, call us to find out how we can help you establish a dress code policy.
July 14, 2015
Published by Dan Isard on July 14, 2015
Dan Isard on July 14, 2015Phoenix, AZ, July 14, 2015: Daniel M. Isard, MSFS, President of The Foresight Companies, LLC, the nation’s leading financial and management consulting firm serving funeral homes and cemeteries throughout North America, announced today the dates for a new and revolutionary seminar. “If you own a cemetery it is not just about mowing, digging and coloring a map a few times a month. The operation of a cemetery is a holistic operation that speaks a whole different language than any other business including the language of funeral service. This event is called CEMETERY IMPOSSIBLE!” Dan said. This is another revolutionary seminar offered by The Foresight Companies, LLC.
July 13, 2015
Published by Dan Isard on July 13, 2015
Dan Isard on July 13, 2015This is the fifth and last installment of a series of articles on the cremation business. The cemetery has a unique problem with the growth of cremation. On the one hand, there are fewer graves purchased for casket interment. On the other hand, there is more inventory, as you can inter about 30 urns in a space that would take one casket. Also, there are so many more options for interment with an urn than there are for a casket. It is these last two facts that present the greatest opportunity for the cemeterian.