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Blog Promotion Strategies That Guarantee Targeted Traffic And Online Presence By: Stephen Kavita
The reason that makes blog carnival a preferred means of blog promotion strategy is that publishers pick your permalinks for posting. This means that people will follow these links and come directly to your web page. For ....(read entire article)(posted on: 2010-05-18)
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Business Structures - Trusts Ins And Outs By: James Mark
This article is useful reading for anyone wishing to set up a company, buying or selling a company. Net Lawman hosts a further two articles on ‘business structures’. These are:
Companies: ins and outs.
Partnerships: ins and outs.
Introduction to trusts:
A trust is a relationship or association between two or more persons whereby one party holds property on trust for the other. The property could be land, shares, money or personal property. The first party is vested with property. The holder of the property is called the trustee. The other party (for whom the property is held) is called the beneficiary. Trusts may be made expressly in writing or implied from the circumstances. A company, for example, may trade as trustee of a trust.
Accounting and records:
Trusts and companies have two different accounting and reporting requirements. The main reason for a trust to keep accounting records is for taxation purposes. Trusts allow for a great deal of flexibility in the distribution of funds and allocating of losses. The way funds are distributed and to whom should be clearly recorded for income tax purposes. Any losses should also be properly recorded for tax deduction purposes.
Contracting:
Trusts enter into agreement via the trustee. However, a trustee may only enter into an agreement on behalf of a trust if the trustee has the power to do so under the trust deed.
When entering into an agreement, it is important to ensure that a trustee has the power to enter into an agreement and thereby bind the trust.
Obligations and powers of trustees:
The primary obligation of a trustee is to act in the best interests of the beneficiary or beneficiaries under the trust. Sometimes the trust deed will specify other duties and obligations on trustees. Certain powers are also normally given to trustees under the trust deed. Federal legislation allows trustees to:
• Invest proceeds of the trust;
• Sell, mortgage or lease trust property;
• Take out insurance; and
Give advances to beneficiaries out of trust property.
Whether these or any other powers are available to a trustee will depend on the type of trust and the provisions within the trust document.
Rights of beneficiaries:
A beneficiary is the person who benefits from the trust. This might be a grandchild for example, if a grandparent left them money on their death. A beneficiary has the right to compel a trustee to obey the terms of the trust deed – it is in the beneficiary’s best interests.
If a trust is discretionary - that is, it allows trustees to exercise their own judgment in dealing with trust property - a beneficiary can compel a trustee to act with reasonable care.
Once a beneficiary becomes entitled to a share in the trust property, the trustee must pay them their entitlement. The trust deed may provide additional rights for beneficiaries.
Setting up and terminating a trust:
A trust is set up when a person decides to put aside some property for the benefit of another person. The property may be anything, for example money, land or a business.
Trusts do not need to be in writing but usually are. The document which records the trust is called the trust deed. The trust deed will record necessary details such as those of the trustees, beneficiaries and the property under the trust.
A trust ends when its purpose is fulfilled, that is the trust property is completely used up for the benefit of the beneficiaries. Alternatively, a trust can be terminated by the person who set up the trust. Often the trust deed will set out the circumstances in which a trust terminates.
Tax issues:
Tax on trusts is determined according to ""present entitlement"". Simply put, for any income which is received by the trust, if the beneficiary or beneficiaries are entitled to receive that income, they will be taxed on it. If they are not entitled to receive the income then the trustee is taxed.
There are further tax rules which apply to incorporated trusts.
Net Lawman advises you should be aware of the effect the Goods and Services Tax may have.(read entire article)(posted on: 2010-05-17)
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Help For German Shepherds Suffering From Joint Problems By: Henry Smith
For many dog lovers, there is one breed that grabs the heart and doesn't let go.(read entire article)(posted on: 2010-05-17)
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Your Seo 101 By: Arnold Benjamin
Starting a business is really not that hard. You just need to have an idea or a product or service that you really believe in.(read entire article)(posted on: 2010-05-17)
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Boosting Sales In Toronto Canada With Internet Marketing By: Jared Garner
The science behind analyzing sales performance and market demands have been around for centuries.(read entire article)(posted on: 2010-05-17)
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Fifa World Cup 2010- Who Will Win? By: In less than a month the titans of football me
In less than a month the titans of football meet in South Africa for the 19th FIFA World Cup Live 2010. This edition may be quite special as the strongest teams on the planet are qualified and will put up a marvelous show. There are 32 teams competing, one of them being the team of the host country, South Africa. As usual most of the teams, thirteen in this particular case, come from the place this game is most beloved: Europe.
Fans from all around the world will be headed to Cape Town to see who will win the 420 million dollars prize FIFA has confirmed. The amount is huge, but that is the second best thing the winning team will get. The first is international recognition, applause and sincere appreciation.
There are ample discussions about who will win this year. Brazil seems to be the country everybody has in mind when thinking of the favorite. They are known for the show they put up for the public, but will they win? Brazil is not the only one though. Some say Spain has a greater change this year with Fernando Torres and David Villa strengthening the team.
Italy the 2006 tournament winner is one of the favorites, but there are some concerns that the team isn`t in such a good shape as four years ago although they have an indestructible goalkeeper. The surprise in this list is Germany which isn`t known for having outstanding or at least famous football players at the moment, but works extremely well as a team (like a German car motor) and that might just be the winning argument.
Argentina also springs into a lot of minds as Maradona declared he will not abandon ship and continue to manage the team and they also have Leo Messi which is known to be an exquisite player.
But a show of this proportion has to have surprises of even greater proportions. Who knows if the Cup will not be won by one of the six African countries? Maybe even South America. Whatever it may be I hope someone will still be there to watch as a few weeks ago there were still available tickets, a clear signs that South Africa although very attractive is rather far away. Or maybe is just the fault of High definition TVs` and hi-fi stereos` systems but nothing can compare with watching your favorite team struggling for success, live, on the field. (read entire article)(posted on: 2010-05-17)
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Dubai Auditors Auditing Made Easy By: Nazia
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Keeping Guinea Pigs As Pets By: Tim Bell
There are actually several different benefits to having one of these pets as opposed to other animals in your home. These are actually great specimens to begin teaching younger children some responsibility over the life of another animal.(read entire article)(posted on: 2010-05-16)
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