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Nonprofit Information Resources 11/2002 Print E-mail

11/2002

Nonprofit Information Resources

The following are Internet links to information on fundraising, management, starting a nonprofit business, and other interests to nonprofit information seekers. The independent sector employs 10.9 million workers, where health services represented the 49% of total annual revenue in 1997.* Just less than half of the adult population volunteered an average of 3.6 hours per week in 2000.** The Independent Sector organization has placed an hourly value on the time volunteered, which has risen from $15.40 to $16.05 in 2001, based on the average hourly earnings for private nonagricultural workers (BLS), plus 12% for estimated fringe benefits.**

*The New Nonprofit Almanac and Desk Reference. nonmembers $38.00; the "In Brief" version is free through http://www.independentsector.org** Giving & Volunteering in the United States, 2000. free report.

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What Personnel Department? 08/30/01 Print E-mail
08/30/01

What Personnel Department?

If you are a small business owner and need information on employee compensation and benefits, employer expenditures for employee compensation, or labor law, you are not alone. Because each state has its own set of guidelines on top of the federal regulations, these issues can be complex. When the small business owner is responsible for all human resource activities - from recruiting to firing - locating the right information from the right source is of utmost importance.

For starters, contact your state's department of labor. These agencies are anxious to provide employers answers to state-specific questions regarding labor market statistics, overtime and prevailing wages, as well as, cost-cutting measures for training and unemployment compensation. A helpful listing is available at http://www.ahipubs.com/

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The Pet Industry 07/11/01 Print E-mail

The Pet Industry

According to the Pet Food Institute(http://www.petfoodinstitute.org), the majority of American households own at least one pet dog or cat, with over 75 million cats and 59 million dogs. Since the Institute began tracking the pet population in 1981, they have found that pet dogs increased by five million, while pet cats have managed to "climb" to 30 million and claim a record 34 percent of the households in the U.S. Households for dogs remained at a constant 37 percent.

The American Pet Products Manufacturers Association (http://appma.org), a non-profit trade association, focuses upon pet products and the law, trade shows, manufacturers and importers, as well as trade leads with the U.S. government.

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The Hispanic Population 06/08/01 Print E-mail
06/08/01

The Hispanic Population

In the year 2010, the Hispanic population will be the largest minority in the U.S. The number of Hispanics in the U.S. will exceed the total population of Canada, approximately 31 million. Today approximately one in eight people in the United States is of Hispanic origin. http://www.census.gov/prod/2001pubs/c2kbr01-3.pdf

In need of Spanish business materials (business plans, startup, etc.) for your clients? Document Exchange has the answer. Document Exchange is a new SBDCNET initiative that will create a way for SBDC Business Advisors to share and exchange useful tools/documents. The first phase of the Document Exchange, 'En Espanol' takes into consideration the growing need for Spanish language materials for the Hispanic small business owner. http://sbdcnet.org/docx/espanol.php. Types of materials included are sample business plans, checklists, marketing tools, all in Spanish. If you would like to contribute any documents to this effort please e-mail This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it Thanks to all the Business Advisors who have kindly contributed so far!

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The Tax Day Cometh 04/10/01 Print E-mail

The Tax Day Cometh!

Since April 15 falls on a Sunday, tax returns need to be postmarked no later than midnight on Monday, April 16, 2001. Or do they? Taxpayers are allowed to file for an automatic four-month extension (until August 15, 2001). Filing IRS Form 4868, available on-line at www.irs.ustreas.gov/prod/forms_pubs, by April 16 will do the trick. This will not get you completely off the hook, though. Taxpayers must pay any taxes owed when the extension is filed or suffer possible penalties and interest.

Don't have the cash to pay on April 16? More and more taxpayers are using plastic to pay Uncle Sam. The IRS estimates that approximately 6 % of taxpayers will pay using a credit card this year.

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