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Q: How much insulation is necessary under a typical basement radiant slab?
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Intuit Targets Small Owners with ‘Lite’ Product
Intuit has introduced a streamlined version of its MRI Residential software targeted at owners of less than 3,000 units.
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Economic Direction
To take the “pulse” of its readership and hear how members of the lighting community are responding to the present situation, ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING's Sept/Oct exchange question asks: With the slowdown in the current U.S. economy, what effect is it having on your firm/company's workflow and...
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Mixing It Up
The information presented here is intended solely for informational purposes and should not be construed as accounting advice from the author or Reznick Group.
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10 Percent Test Not Graded on Curve
The information presented here is intended solely for informational purposes and should not be construed as accounting advice from the author or Reznick Group.
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Take these common-sense steps to help your business weather a slowdown.
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Bill Would Penalize Owners of Large Homes
House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman John Dingell has released a plan to deny mortgage interest deductions to people owning large homes.
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Straight talk about fraud; recognizing client types
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Spinning the Web
Just as homes often have more than one remote control—one each for television, cable, DVD, and stereo for instance—many property management companies have different software for different functions.
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Reining Them In
In December 2006, Fannie Mae restated its financials for 2001 through June 30, 2004, correcting $6.3 billion in earnings overstatements. Freddie Mac’s own accounting problems were revealed in 2003; the company had understated earnings by $5 billion to smooth out volatility in profits.