by Tracy McKenzie, Esq.
Nevada state minimum wage is going up. The Nevada Labor Commissioner issued a State of Nevada Minimum Wage Annual Bulletin on April 1, 2010, announcing the increased state minimum wage rates as follows:
For employees to whom qualifying health benefits have been offered by their [...]
The Nevada Department of Taxation is holding a free Ask the Advisors “Basic Training Workshop” for new and existing businesses on Wednesday October 17, 2007 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. This workshop will cover topics including:
Understanding sales and use tax
Modified business tax
Live entertainment tax
Business license requirements
Sales tax permit fees
Collection of tax
Exemptions
Resale certificates
Petition/appeal rights
Taxpayers’ bill [...]
We know that lots of our customers and clients use QuickBooks. In fact we recommend it as one of the best solutions for providing a bookkeeping and accounting system for small business.
Since there are thousands of Nevada businesses using QuickBooks we thought we should pass on the email we received from them concerning the [...]
As a result of the balloting on November 7, 2006, many, if not most, of Nevada’s small businesses will have to give their minimum wage employees an increase in pay from $5.15 to $6.15 per hour.
The new law, which is coming very rapidly into effect, established two separate tiers for minimum wages for the first [...]
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