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January 2008

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It’s down-to-the-wire time for year-end Form 1099 filing. During our audio conference, What’s Reportable on Form 1099?, Marianne Couch, Esq., Cokala Tax Information Reporting Solutions Inc, LLC, went over the basics but, of course, there are always many questions when you’re dealing with 1099s. Here are some of those questions—and Marianne’s responses.

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MAP January 2008 (full PDF issue)
101 Ideas to Improve Every Area of Your AP Dept. in 2008;
Year-End: 35 Last-Minute Answers to Avoid Form 1099 Trouble;
Exclusive New Survey: Are You and Your Staff Getting Paid All You Deserve?
Management: All Work and No Play Makes Your AP Staff Less Productive;
News Briefs;
AP Calendar;
Accounts Payable Managers’ Forum
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101 Ideas to Improve Every Area of Your AP Dept.
Over 500 AP professionals responded to our recent questionnaire that asked: What was the best idea you used over the past year to enhance your AP department’s operations?
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Year-End: 35 Last-Minute Answers to Avoid Form 1099 Trouble
It’s down-to-the-wire time for year-end Form 1099 filing. During our audio conference, What’s Reportable on Form 1099?, Marianne Couch, Esq., Cokala Tax Information Reporting Solutions Inc, LLC, went over the basics but, of course, there are always many questions when you’re dealing with 1099s. Here are some of those questions—and Marianne’s responses.
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Exclusive New Survey : Are You and Your Staff Getting Paid All You Deserve?
Salaries and bonuses for some AP professionals have increased significantly over the past year, reveals the preliminary results of IOMA’s new AP Management Survey. Over 500 individuals responded to the survey.
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Management: All Work and No Play Makes Your AP Staff Less Productive
Did you ever wish you had a bunch of "workaholics" in your AP department? Well, be careful what you wish for. Workaholics can wreak havoc in terms of lost productivity, increased health-care costs, and potential legal woes. Plus, they—and their families—suffer.
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MAP Future Issues (January 2008)
• New Research Reveals Key Drivers of Growth for P-Card Programs
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MAP News Briefs (January 2008)
When reimbursing employees for the business use of their personal cars, you can reimburse actual costs, but you’ll need detailed substantiation and receipts.
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MAP Calendar (January 2008)
The IOMA AP Training Seminar: The Best Training Program Available for Accounts Payable Professionals
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AP Managers� Forum: How AP Pros Upgrade Staff Skills
In AP today, there is a lot of attention given to upgrading processes through automation. Plus, AP is evolving into more of a strategic business partner. But what about upgrading your staff? They must have the skills that match the advances you implement and support AP’s new strategic role. Savvy AP pros offered some good ideas in response to our latest AP Management Survey.
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