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Posted May 01, 2019in Accounting

How do vehicle deductions work?

Businesses can deduct either mileage or actual costs of the vehicle. The 2019 federal mileage rate is 28 cents per mile. Actual costs include but are not limited to depreciation (purchase price of the vehicle), lease payments or loan interest, gas, repairs, car licenses, oil changes, tires and insurance. The

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Posted May 01, 2019in Walks of Life

Walks of Life

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Posted May 01, 2019in Marketing

I like to make my marketing decisions blindfolded.

None of us would ever say this but in practice many of us do this very thing. The important part of marketing is tracking the results. Here are three inexpensive and, most importantly, easy ways to track the success of marketing from ANY type of campaign. How did you hear

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Posted May 01, 2019in Human Resources

Prep for the Interview!

Ok, you made it to the interview. Now what? Your winning resume and perhaps a telephone interview have gained you entry into the potential employer’s office however the actual interview is a more subtle, subjective aspect of the job-hunting process. During the interview, each person you meet will be forming

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Posted May 01, 2019in Film Previews

“Detective Pikachu”

“Detective Pikachu” PG Director: Rob Letterman Stars: Ryan Reynolds, Justice Smith, Kathryn Newton Fans everywhere can now experience Pikachu on the big screen as never before. After ace detective Harry Goodman (Paul Kitson) goes mysteriously missing, his 21-year-old son Tim (Justice Smith) takes up the case to find out what

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Posted May 01, 2019in People & Pets

Enormous dog

When Michael Pareene takes Tinker Bell for a walk, he is stopped multiple times with common questions. What kind of dog is that? How big is it? Can I pet it? Tinker Bell, a black Newfoundland, obliges and rolls on its back as gracefully as a 145-pound dog can. Its

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Posted May 01, 2019in The Dish

Early spring is full of bad news

No one has thought to extend the definition of endangered species to include small family farmers. During a time when astronomers and physicists celebrated a photograph of an “unphotographable” black hole as a “vision of the gates of hell at the end of time and space,” Midwesterners wondered about the

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Posted May 01, 2019in Book Review

Book Reviews

‘The Calculating Stars’ There is a small handful of writers who don’t just craft a good story, or comment smartly on modern life, or create fascinating characters you’d want to have a beer with. Instead, they do all three while entertaining even the most experienced reader. Mary Robinette Kowal is

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Posted May 01, 2019in Rants & Reason

Marking a centennial for the freedom it led to

And how we might lose that. This year marks the 100th anniversary of two U.S. Supreme Court cases often characterized as miscarriages of justice. Those cases, however, also led to us having greater First Amendment protection of free expression. There’s a medical line, “The operation was a success, but the

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