Costing and Inventory Management Strategies - A lot of you likely have some type of inventory, and the answers to these questions are likely as diverse as the group of companies that could benefit from attending this presentation. How do you track your inventory? Do you store/organize your inventory for maximum efficiency in the production and shipping processes? Do you know how much it costs to make your product? Are you capturing all the costs of moving, storing, and tracking your inventory? How do you track your work-in-process, if you can track it at all? Carlin Culbertson of Meaden & Moore will cover various topics including the below that help you answer some of the questions posed above: Tracking inventory quantities – physical inventories and cycle counts. Assigning overhead costs to inventory. Just in time inventory. Technology to assist with inventory management. Consignment inventory considerations. Including purchasing and sales in inventory management discussions. Perpetual inventory systems and their benefits. Inventory control procedures. If you have inventory then you know that sometimes it can be difficult to manage it. Sometimes you may perform a physical count and realize you have significantly more or less of a product than you originally thought and wonder “how did that happen?” Maybe you don’t have enough for your next round of shipments and you need to expedite the delivery of raw materials and rush the order through your shop, possibly resulting in defects, late delivery, or other items. Or perhaps you have significant sales of an item but can never seem to turn a profit on it. Please join us on April 29th for this informative discussion and the opportunity to share similar issues or successes you’ve had in dealing with these challenges. Presenter: Carlin Culbertson of Meaden & Moore. ... read more

Doing Business During the Pandemic Over the past several weeks, you've likely been inundated with information and guidance regarding the various government funding programs related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Join Conway Center Service Provider Clark Schaefer Hackett as they help clear the noise surrounding recent coronavirus-related legislation, and more importantly, provide insight into what actions family businesses should be taking now. CSH’s Phil Hurak and Kevin Dehner will discuss: • Updates and business considerations regarding the CARES Act including PPP Loan forgiveness, Employee Retention credit, and FICA tax deferral • Update on the proposed HEROES Act (possible “Phase IV” Coronavirus Stimulus Response) The webinar will conclude with a Q&A allowing you to get your questions answered. Register button MEET THE PRESENTERS Phil Hurak leads CSH’s Government Funding Advisory and State and Local Tax practices. He specializes in helping clients across all industries understand the various rules and opportunities available in each taxing jurisdiction. He has extensive experience in assisting companies at the federal, state and local levels identify, apply and comply with both tax and non-tax benefits. Kevin Dehner leads CSH’s Government Funding Advisory practice. In this role he assists companies in identifying, understanding, and receiving money through a variety of programs provided by governmental bodies. Kevin has a diverse background, including significant expertise in audit, tax and M&A practices. Kevin has served as a business advisor for public, private, domestic and multinational companies from a broad-based industry profile, including consumer products, technology, life sciences and industrial products. REGISTER now and join us for this live webinar on Wednesday, 5/20. You'll have the opportunity to submit questions during the session and view a recording post session. ... read more

Understanding COVID-19-Related Employee Benefit Plan Pitfalls and Opportunities This timely webinar will address the employee benefit provisions buried within the CARES Act and other fiduciary issues that employers should consider. COVID-19 has affected all aspects of business. The economic fallout has created potential fiduciary and liability issues for employers with respect to their qualified retirement plans. Fortunately, Congress has provided relief with respect to some of these issues under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act of 2020. Topics will include: • CARES Act changes to the tax qualified retirement plan rules and health and welfare plan rules. • Potential ERISA liability and litigation risk related to investment options under 401(k) plans. • The impact of furloughs and layoffs on employee benefit plans. • Suspending matching contributions, and other related economic considerations on employee benefit plans Greg Daugherty from Porter Wright will help those involved with their organizations’ employee benefits administration and compliance manage the response to COVID-19 with respect to these plans. REGISTER now and join us for this live webinar on Wednesday, 5/27. You'll have the opportunity to submit questions to Greg during the session and view a recording post-session. ... read more