September 23, 2010 11:00 PST/2:00 EST 50 minutes

This webinar will discuss advanced 1031 Exchange topics, including:how 1031 Exchanges are different when Commerical properties are involved. Topics will include:

- Overview of 1031 Exchanges
- Mixed Use Property / Vacation Homes
- What is Section 121?
- Parking Arrangements
- Seller Financing
- Foreclosures / Distressed Sales

The audio portion of the webinar will be broadcast over your computer's speakers and via telephone. You may choose to call in and ask questions or you may listen to the webinar over the internet and enter questions via text.

* Not permissible in all US jurisdictions

This webinar will discuss the basics of the 1031 exchange process. Topics will include:

- Definition of a 1031 Exchange
- Like-Kind Defined
- Capital Gains & Boot
- Completing a successful 1031 Exchange
- Timeframes in a 1031 Exchange
- Selecting a Qualified Intermediary

The audio portion of the webinar will be broadcast over your computer's speakers and via telephone. You may choose to call in and ask questions or you may listen to the webinar over the internet and enter questions via text.

Not available in all U.S. jurisdictions.

This webinar begins by touching upon the fundamentals of planning household and personal expenditures, gross versus net income, needs versus wants, fixed versus variable versus periodic expenses, balancing a checkbook register, and financial goal setting.
These discussions are followed by a debunking of five common myths that individuals use to justify their lack of a budget. These myths include not budgeting because 1) the individual “just needs more money,” 2) budgets are too restrictive, 3) budgets are the same as balancing a checkbook, 4) the individual doesn’t have enough spare time to budget, and 5) the individual did not cause their financial problems and thus are not responsible for fixing them.
Next, a dialogue follows regarding eight common “budget busters,” which are items or services for which we regularly spend small amounts of money that can add up to large sums in the long run. Examples include fast food, entertainment, cable or satellite television, tobacco, lawn care, cell phone extras, and lottery tickets.
The presentation concludes with a conversation about other important financial habits and behaviors, including record keeping, savings strategies, discussing finances with a spouse and with children, and using a menu with corresponding shopping lists.

Proformative, the resource for corporate finance, accounting, and treasury recently announced a free webinar, Foreign Exchange Exposure Management: Best Practices in Theory & Practice (http://bit.ly/9eYgTA), to be held Thursday, May 27, 2010, from 11:30am to 12:30pm Eastern Time. The content will focus on optimal F/X exposure management by examining the results of a joint survey conducted by FireApps and SunGard Financial, which was designed to benchmark foreign exchange exposure and risk management practices.

In the current economic scenario, visionary CFO’s are looking at building “best in class” Source to Pay (S2P) operations to lead and support their enterprise savings mandates. As a result it will not be unusual to see the CPO’s and procurement leaders’ Spend Under Management (SUM) initiatives strategically placed on the “board room agenda”.

CFO’s will collaborate with CPO’s to provide leadership, vision and spend under management control strategies in S2P processes to achieve true bottom line impact. Their new mandate will be integrating procurement best practices across the enterprise’s business functions and P&L’s, penetrating spend control processes deeper than before.

CFO’s will also expect the savings realized from SUM initiatives to provide resources for a self-funding, P&L neutral approach with accelerated ROI results so that current budgets are not negatively impacted.

In this complimentary webinar, Genpact will discuss the new paradigm which takes an enterprise and business P&L level view of S2P’s integrated processes and ties them to business outcomes such as Working capital optimization, TCO reduction and on-time availability of material and services in a self funding approach.

• What has changed at EU Level?
• Where are the Member States in implementing the changes?
• What has changed in the UK?
• Practical implementation issues
• Case study
• Managing Risk
• Q&A

This live and interactive webinar will focus on the practical implementation issues arising for UK and EU businesses selling and receiving services across borders. We will look at how companies are coping with the new rules and what challenges they are presented with. We will demonstrate how these challenges can be addressed and how other businesses have dealt with certain implementation issues. Participants will be given the opportunity to ask questions and obtain a practical insight into the new rules in order to understand how to minimize risk and maximize VAT compliance.

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This is a FREE informational webinar.

You are invited to attend a free, 60 minute webinar on Thursday, February 25th, 2010 "Passing the PCI Buck: Tips on using Processor Capabilities to Minimize Your Compliance Costs" at 2:00 PM Eastern. Sponsored by Payment Vision, Payment Gateway Services.

July 2010 is the deadline for Level 4 merchants and visa processors to be certified PCI compliant. And regardless of level, merchants are required to meet the most recent PCI DSS standards, if they want to continue to accept credit card payments.

To help you get ready, this webinar will describe how to “Pass the PCI Buck” with "tokenization” and similar techniques that get card holder data out of your hands and limit what you need to do to be PCI compliant—in fact, these techniques will also reduce your PCI compliance costs and exposure, and ensure you get where you need to be on time and on budget.

The webinar will be moderated by Ecommerce Developer's Site Director, Armando Roggio. The presenter will be Juan Perez with PaymentVision, a PCI Level 1 electronic bill payment service provider. Roggio and Perez will explain how to better protect card holder data, and keep ahead of the bad guys looking for their next opportunity to make off with hundreds, thousands or millions of financial account numbers.

The webinar will cover:
• An introduction to tokenization;
• How to effectively leverage tokenization in your own system;
• The potential advantages of tokenization over end-to-end encryption;
• Why you may want to consider using single sign-on to keep card data completely off your web servers altogether;
• Some thoughts on using the same techniques for other sensitive consumer information including DDA account numbers.

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This Live and Interactive online training seminar will guide you through the fundamental changes being made to the treatment of UK VAT regarding International Services in 2010.

One recent delegate gave this feedback after attending this seminar: "It was brilliant not to have to waste time travelling, and to receive such a high quality seminar from my desk. I would definitely recommend this to other colleagues." H Stephens, Tax Manager, Liverpool University.

Each delegate will receive a free headset, free VAT book and free access to our online VAT Resource Centre.

The Seminar Covers -

* The Basic Rules Defined
* The Reverse Charge Rule
* The Key Services affected by the changes (Land Related Services, Performance Related Services, Work on Goods, Schedule 5/Intellectual Services, Transport, Intermediary, Transports Hire and Restaurant and Catering Services)
* Administrative Changes

After the seminar -

You will receive a free copy of The Authoritative Guide to VAT which is a book that is 346 Pages long and consists of 19 chapters. It will help everyone in your organisation who deals with Value Added Tax. It is a comprehensive guide to all aspects of VAT. It covers all the topics that are in ‘Tolley's Value Added Tax’ and ‘Tolley's VAT in Europe’ - to buy the latest editions of both of these books would cost in excess of £200.

You will also receive 12 months free access to The VAT Resource Centre which is an online information service that helps busy accountants, financial directors and anyone who has to work within the EC system of VAT to understand and comply with all the EC VAT rules. The cost of an annual subscription is usually £99.

Course Cost:

This seminar will be delivered over the Internet. The price to attend is £145. We will send every delegate a free starter pack the first time they book, which will ensure that you receive all aspects of the seminar to a professional standard.

Course Duration:

The seminar will last for 3 hours and will be divided into 6 sessions. There will be a short break between each session.

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