Editable Content for your Newsletter

BizActions has prepared optionally available, newsletter content items for our sponsors (clients) to use "as is" or edit as they desire.

Being both customizable and flexibile are key components that establish the value of any newsletter service. In addition to BizActions library of non-editable standard and niche articles and announcements, we offer content for a large number of industries and situations that you can easily import into your Sponsor (Client) Center. At that point, you can edit them accordingly to suit your firm's specialties and the exact information you wish to convey to your newsletter recipients.

The Sponsor Content Categories are:

• Recently Published Timely Opportunities
• Industry Specific or Regional Alerts
• Marketing Items
• Articles
• Holidays
• Quizzes, Trivia, Crosswords

Here are a few samples of the editable Sponsor Content for each.  Click to View Item

Recently Published Timely Opportunities
Written weekly and published in our newsletters. If you miss one because your newsletter publishes every other week or monthly, you can choose to run it as sponsor content.
	Does Your Organization Qualify for the New Health Tax Credit? You've likely heard about the new tax credit for small organizations that provide healthcare coverage. Does your business or not-for-profit qualify? Is the credit worthwhile enough that companies that do not offer coverage will now start? The complex calculations to determine eligibility are explained in this article. The government recently issued interim rules for "grandfathered" health plans in existence before the healthcare legislation passed. Here are the details. View Item
	Risk of Discrimination Lawsuits Now Greater For U.S. employers, a recent Supreme Court ruling against the city of Chicago means an increase in the risk of employees filing discrimination actions. The Court's decision extends the time period in which employees can initiate illegal discrimination actions in certain situations. How could this decision put your business or organization at risk? Click "View Item" to find out. View Item
Industry Specific or Regional Alerts
Convey information that is generally only of interest to readers in one part of the country or in one industry.
	More Time for Retirement Plan Tasks in 8 States The IRS is providing tax relief to retirement plan sponsors that were affected by recent severe weather. For specifics about the relief and which taxpayers are eligible, click "View Item." View Item
	IRS Now Accepting Applications for Therapeutic Discovery Projects The IRS is now accepting applications from biotech companies interested in claiming a valuable tax credit for innovative projects. But if your business is interested, you must act fast! Applications must be postmarked by Wednesday, July 21, 2010. Here are the details. View Item
Marketing Items
Briefly describes a service that may be provided by your firm and then includes a call to action at the end to contact you for assistance.
	Is This Your Situation - Buying New Assets? Your company has decided to purchase a substantial amount of new assets. Perhaps you are upgrading computers or buying trucks that are desperately needed. Click View Item before making a decision. View Item
	Want to File an Amended Tax Return? It happens all the time. Shortly after filing a tax return, many taxpayers discover a deduction they overlooked or income they over or underreported. The simple remedy is to file an amended tax return. Click View Item for some basics on the process. View Item
Articles
Additional articles that you can use and customize. We provide these as a guide to the kinds of articles your firm's professionals can write.
	Delinquent Taxpayers: How Much Does the IRS Let Them Live On? The IRS sets up repayment plans for people who fall behind on their taxes. As part of these plans, the tax agency calculates how much a person needs to live, based on their circumstances. From there, the IRS typically comes up with installment payments that will result in Uncle Sam being paid within certain time limits. How much income are delinquent taxpayers allowed to keep? View Item
	Work Out a Plan for Retirement Payouts When you leave the workforce to retire, or if you switch jobs, you have to determine how to take distributions from your company retirement plan. The decision can have major tax implications. Here are four basic options, as well as the exceptions that allow a taxpayer to take money from a qualified retirement plan before age 59 1/2 without having to pay the 10 percent early withdrawal penalty. View Item
Holidays
Send a greeting to your clients to celebrate numerous holidays.
	Happy Thanksgiving! Best Wishes .... View Item
	Happy President's Day From George Washington to Barack Obama . . . View Item
Quizzes, Trivia, Crosswords
Fun items that contain interesting facts.
	Currency History Quiz? True or False: The United States Mint plans to stop producing one-cent coins and remove them from circulation. Click View Item for the answer. View Item
	TAX QUIZ on Home Office Deductions Who is entitled to take home office deductions?   a. A college professor who grades papers in a home office.   b. A self-employed attorney who converted an unattached garage into an office and meets clients there.   c. A plumber who uses a guest room to do paperwork.   d. An architect who sets up a room for occasional telecommuting. Click View Item for the answer. View Item