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CLERMONT - A rezoning request along Highway 245 will not be decided until July 7.
Bullitt Fiscal Court members opted to table a vote on Tuesday and will hold another public hearing on Tuesday, July 7.
The applicant, Leonard and Christopher Mattingly, are seeking rezoning of 3.7 acres from Conservation and R-1 Residential to B-1 Highway Business.
The father and son want to expand a vehicle storage lot on the property; however, several entities concerned about the future of the Highway 245 corridor have opposed the request.
At a public hearing held June 2, attorney Joseph Wantland said his client agreed with restrictions to screen the property and that it would not be visible from Highway 245. Plus, he said the vehicles seldom stay on the property for more than a few days and no repair work is done by the wholesale operation.
During the same meeting, several opponents, including Jim Beam Distillery and Bernheim Forest, talked about the need to protect the tourist corridor. Bullitt County's interchange at Interstate 65 is the western beginning of the Bourbon Trail.
Also, Jim Beam is in the process of building a $15 million visitor center and a major sewer project will bring service to that area.
During the most recent fiscal court meeting, county attorney Walter Sholar said that it would improper for magistrates to look at or consider material submitted the prior day by attorney Keith Brown, representing Jim Beam Brands.
The information, which included recommended restrictions if the court wanted to approve the rezoning, was submitted after the public hearing was held.
Sholar said that if the court wanted to consider the information, Wantland must grant a waiver. The other option would be to have another public hearing before its 90-day period is over.
Attorney Scott Wantland said he had not had an opportunity to look at Brown's material and had not talked to his client.
Magistrate David Walker said he wanted to have all the information possible in order to make his decision. He also felt there was more time needed to obtain information he was seeking.
With everyone in agreement, the court decided to table any action until another public hearing is held at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, July 7.
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By Diana Hamilton
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Chapter OneSebastian Garcia's mood was blacker than a coalminer's fingernails as he faced the rambling sixteenth-century facade of Troone Manor. His smoke-grey eyes narrowed then glittered with angry determination. He'd claw his heart out of his breast with his own hands before he'd allow Terrina Dysart to get her gold-digger's talons on his godfather's extensive property!
For the first time in his twenty-nine years a visit to the charming old house that had been like a second home to him for most of his life was lacking in anything remotely approaching pleasure.
The cold March wind pushed icy fingers through the sleek blackness of his hair, reminding him that his family home in Southern Spain and the village of Hope Baggot in the uplands of west Shropshire might as well be poles apart.
Firming his already hard jaw, he reached a leather suitcase from the back seat of the silver Mercedes and strode over the circular sweep of gravel to the main door where Madge Partridge was waiting to greet him. His tersely snapped, "Is everything in hand?" wiped the welcoming smile from the housekeeper's lined face, and she took a flinching step backwards.
Silently cursing himself for losing his cool, he dredged up a smile. A lift of one ebony brow was enough to have his business staff jumping if the occasion demanded it. But dear old Madge was his godfather's housekeeper and she was only following Marcus's orders - as he himself was reluctantly doing. And making good and sure Marcus Troone got to see what Terrina really was, was his problem, not Madge's.
"Sorry," he apologised through the smile he was doing his best to keep in place. "I didn't mean to bite your head off." He lifted wide, leather-coated shoulders in an expressive shrug. "I've been driving through the night; put it down to that and forgive me?"
"Of course." Briefly, Madge put a workworn hand to the side of his face, her gaunt features relaxing as she grumbled at him, "You wouldn't take the easy way out and fly over in comfort, get a driver from the London office to meet you at the airport and chauffeur you here, not you!"
Her brown eyes glinted with affectionate amusement as he walked past her into the huge, raftered hall where a log fire was burning brightly in the stone fireplace. "The first time you ever stayed here without your parents - you'd have been six years old - you decided that coming down to breakfast via your bedroom window and the wisteria would be more of a challenge than using the stairs. So nothing's changed, has it?"
The memory of the truly awe-inspiring scolding he'd received from Tia Lucia on that long-ago occasion made his heart dip with sadness. Marcus Troone and Sebastian's father, Rafael, had been business partners and Marcus had married Rafael's younger sister, Lucia. They had regarded themselves as one family.
Sebastian had spent long weeks every summer at Troone Manor, and life had seemed happy and uncomplicated.
But shadows had invaded the scene, invaded and deepened. To their sadness, his aunt and Marcus - who was also his godfather - had remained childless, and he had been approaching his eighth birthday when the unthinkable had happened and his lively, loving Tia Lucia had been stricken with multiple sclerosis. The next time he'd visited she'd been confined to a wheelchair, almost as helpless as a baby.
Two years ago Lucia had died and now Marcus, lonely and childless, was on the point of marrying a gold-digging witch!
"Not knowing exactly when to expect you, I held lunch back. It will be about an hour, so would you like coffee before you freshen up?"
With difficulty, Sebastian hauled himself out of the pit of his seething anger and grunted an affirmative to the housekeeper's question, dumping his case on the worn flagstones and following her through to the comfortably homely kitchen regions.
The whole place reeked of fresh emulsion. It made him shudder. Not the smell of the paint itself, but the implications. If Terrina got her hands on this property, the comfortable, slightly shabby ambience of what he'd always regarded as the essence of an English country house would be replaced by smart, over-decorated, expensive tat.
Not that he begrudged his godfather the happiness and companionship of a second marriage - Lord knows his role of husband had been reduced to that of dedicated carer for well over twenty years - but marriage to a greedy little harpy who would do anything, say anything, to get her hands on his enormous wealth and then, inevitably, break his heart - no way!
"Sir Marcus is more himself now?" Madge asked, motioning Sebastian to the old armchair at the side of the vast kitchen range as she busied herself with the coffee things. "I was shocked, but not surprised, when he collapsed just before Christmas. He'd been working himself to a standstill since Lady Troone passed away, poor thing."
"Much better," Sebastian conceded as he accepted the coffee she handed him; strong, black and unsweetened, just the way he liked it. "A few weeks on the warm shoreline below Jerez with my mother to cluck over him, and me, as his partner since my father's death, to report back on both the London and Cadiz ends of the business, and he's fighting fit again."
"Must be, if he's gone and got himself engaged."
He noted the questioning tone, the undercurrent of anxiety, understood exactly where she was coming from, but decided to ignore it. Faithful and loyal though the good soul was, there was nothing the housekeeper could do. It would be unkind to tell her of his own deep misgivings and add to her worries. It was his problem and, utterly distasteful though it was, he knew how he had to handle it. But, for the time being at least, he would comply with his godfather's request.
"The decorators have finished?" He deliberately changed the subject.
"Yesterday." She sat at the central scrubbed pine table and ladled sugar into her milky coffee. "Sir's instructions were just a plain, freshening-up job. No doubt his new wife will have her own ideas of how she wants to redecorate the house."
Visions of expensive designer chic - stark, shiny and completely soulless - flooded his brain again. He quickly ousted them and asked, "And the temporary staff?"
"Ah." Madge's mouth turned down at the corners.
"Only two responded to the advertisement so it was Hobson's choice. Sharon Hodges from the village - you might have seen her around? Big, bulgy, mouthy lass. Knowing that feckless, lie- abed family, I insisted she live in for the full six weeks; that way I can make sure she gets out of bed and starts work on time. And the other girl comes from Wolverhampton. A little bit of a thing, she is. Looks as though a puff of wind would blow her over - I did explain there was a good deal of hard physical work involved, but if that bothered her she didn't say so. Come to think of it, she didn't say much, just that her mother had died a few months ago and she wanted a stop-gap job while she decided what she wanted to do. Name of Rosie Lambert. She'll be twenty the day after tomorrow, blushes if you so much as look at her and hangs her head as if she's got something to be ashamed of.
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I have a strange problem with threads. If I start my program without arguments or with a
--help option, it will exit immediately.
The program loads a network checker thread on start. When it is time to exit or disable some online functions, it simply terminates the network checker thread. This appears to be done correctly... until I call
On gdb i can see that the network checker is successfully closed - but for some obscure reasons when the main program calls
exit() then
pthread_mutex_lock() is also called.
Here's the backtrace:
(gdb) bt
#0 0x00007ffff711e804 in __lll_lock_wait () from /lib64/libpthread.so.0
#1 0x00007ffff711a0e0 in _L_lock_533 () from /lib64/libpthread.so.0
#2 0x00007ffff7119f79 in pthread_mutex_lock () from /lib64/libpthread.so.0
#3 0x00007ffff7dea3cd in _dl_fini () from /lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2
#4 0x00007ffff6dbe6a1 in __run_exit_handlers () from /lib64/libc.so.6
#5 0x00007ffff6dbe725 in exit () from /lib64/libc.so.6
#6 0x0000000000413ec4 in option_handler (argc=1, argv=0x7fffffffdcb8) at autocrack.c:302
#7 0x00000000004135a7 in main (argc=1, argv=0x7fffffffdcb8) at autocrack.c:34
This does not happen when I call
exit() from inside my
main function. This only happens when I call
exit() from inside the option handler.
I used
grep -rin pthread_mutex_ . to see where else locks are used in my program: the program should never reach these points.
The full source code can be found at https://github.com/tux-mind/autocrack
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Let me know how that works out for them. I know somebody that just ordered a TV from Amazon.
I probably own part of your mobile home park, but the management of SUI and UMH collect the rent for me.
UMH will finance a trailer for you, if you can scrap up enough for the down payment.
Looks like O is going to collect some more money on this one. Cha-ching !!!
Paul - they do not. I am guessing he may live in a single wide Skyline that he pays for with his Section 8 check.
So he rents from ME with my UMH and SUI shares? Sweeeeeet !!!. Thanks for the rent check this month Donk, much appreciated !!!!
So you just rent your mobile home? Incredible !!!!
What happened when you walked away from your Mobile Home? Was it a single or double-wide?
Sure they do. One of my neighbors is a manager at an Amazon warehouse. They use both UPS and FedEx.
Ha, ha. Pretty hard to walk away from a 20 year lease guaranteed by the parent company.
Is that what you did - walked away from your mobile home when you got behind on the payments? It's not that easy for a corporation.
Recession resistant investments like Walgreens make O such a good company. Plus, their FedEx rentals really help as people do order a few products from Amazon.
I've owned Disney for years and years. Theatre rentals are only a small part of O's rental property business.
It's probably one of the wisest moves they have ever made. I grew up ready comics, long before there was cable and the internet.
The new X-Men movie is doing very well this weekend. Guess O will get a very nice rent check next month from AMC !!!
I'm not sure I understand your comment. The WPG-H shares are a preferred stock holding in the company that owns real estate.
Great holding and I was able to purchase shares at a great price about a week ago. Love it in my IRA account.
Of course she is fighting for YOU - and your disability and Medicaid benefits !
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Studio 6 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City
- Free WiFi and free parking
Main amenities
- 60 guestrooms
- Indoor pool
- 24-hour front desk
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Air conditioning
- Self-serve laundry
For families
- Kitchenette
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Stovetop
- Microwave
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Private bathroom
What's around
- Trosper Park Golf Course (1.3 mi / 2.1 km)
- Crossroads Shopping Center (2.4 mi / 3.9 km)
- McCracker Park (2.5 mi / 4 km)
- Chesapeake Energy Arena (4.6 mi / 7.5 km)
- Myriad Botanical Gardens (4.7 mi / 7.5 km)
Studio 6 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $52
- Standard Room, 1 King Bed, Non Smoking, Kitchenette
- Standard Room, 1 King Bed, Smoking, Kitchenette
- Standard Room, 1 King Bed, Accessible, Non Smoking (Refrigerator & Microwave)
- Double Room, 2 Double Beds, Smoking, Kitchenette
- Double Room, 2 Double Beds, Non Smoking, Kitchenette
- Standard Room, 1 King Bed, Smoking, Kitchenette
- Standard Room, 1 King Bed, Non Smoking, Kitchenette
- Standard Room, 2 Double Beds, Smoking, Kitchenette
- Standard Room, 2 Double Beds, Non Smoking, Kitchenette
Also popular with travelers from the USA
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 60 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time starts at 1 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 21
Travelling with others
- Children (17 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Pets allowed *
- Restrictions apply *
- 2 per room
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
- RV/bus/truck parking
Nearby Two Star Oklahoma City hotels
In the hotel
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Indoor pool
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- 24-hour front desk
- Laundry facilities
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Elevator/lift
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
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- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Private bathroom
- Cable TV channels
- Free WiFi
- Free local calls
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Microwave
- Kitchenette
- Stovetop
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
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Also known as
- Studio 6 Hotel Oklahoma City
- Studio 6 Oklahoma City
- Studio 6 Oklahoma City Hotel
Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of USD 10 per accommodation, per day (maximum USD 50 per stay)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
2.3 /5 from 50 reviews
Not bad
My Hotel experience was horrible ...it was very dirty.I felt unsafe and uncomfortable!!!!!!
This hotel was terrible. We will NEVER stay there again. There was some structural damage from a tornado which I understood and they were in the process of remodeling. The hallway wreaked of stale cigarette smoke. Our room was hot when we arrived. There was a microwave in the room that had a plate with beans and wieners left from the last guest. I got up during the night to use the restroom and killed a cockroach while in there. The bathtub had hair in it and there were black greasy spots on the shower wall. This room was supposed to be fully equipped with dishes,flatware, and pots and pans. There was one butter knife and one pie pan! We only had one bath towel and when we asked for more towels, they told us they didn't have anymore! Also, we had gone out for the evening and when we returned, the lady working the front desk got on the elevator with us and said she had to check on one of the rooms because the guest had called and reported to her that someone had just called her from her room while she was out! Of course, it was the room straight across from us. Later we went to bed and someone was knocking on our door trying to deliver a pizza. My husband yelled through the door and let them know we didn't order a pizza. It was almost midnight at this time. All through the night, someone kept knocking on the door. We couldn't get out of that place soon enough!
with the after math of a bad storm ,you can still clean ,wipe down the stairs elevator clean the front door etc...sad
After arriving, they could not find my reservation and then upon finding it, we're not able to determine if they actually had a room available. A manager of some nature then took me to possible rooms and said she would get me a key. Upon getting the keys, they did not work. A male manager told me that he would have to reprogram the door and he didn't have the batteries to do that at the moment but would get them. I said it was okay because I was going to eat and would be back in a couple hours. When I returned, none of the previous people were there and a woman said that she would have to call the manager. After sitting in the lobby that had no air conditioning for half an hour and asking twice about getting in my room, while she was eating behind the counter, she sent one of the extended stay guests with a key to let me in my room. I never received a functioning key to my room. The next morning, when I started to leave, I discovered the elevator was not working. So, I had to call all of my belongings as well as all three dogs all the way down the hall and down the stairs where I had to prop doors open because I didn't have a key that would allow me in and out. Overall, it was a terrible stay. I travel lots and often times to OKC and will NEVER Stay there again. I should have slept in my car. It has better air conditioning.
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It's election season in the U.S. – perhaps you've heard?
As we inch closer to the picking our next president, the AICPA recently conducted a survey of CPAs who serve as CEOs, CFOs, controllers and other leadership positions in companies to learn their thoughts on the potential impact of the election on their businesses.
According to the survey, nearly two in three (64 percent) of business leaders said that the election will impact business planning forecasting or budgeting for the next fiscal year. Survey respondents also said that the election ranked fourth in overall impact, behind changes in economic conditions, outlook for their specific industries, and interest rates and borrowing cost.
A CFO.com article quoted Arleen Thomas, AICPA's senior vice president for management accounting and global markets, as saying: "Company executives are clearly monitoring the potential business impact of the presidential election. But, overall economic conditions and challenges for their particular industries are weighing more heavily in their calculations right now, and that's likely why we're seeing little election-cycle impact on such key categories as hiring or capital spending."
Also noted by CFO.com, 81 percent of respondents said the election is not a consideration in staffing and that they plan to continue hiring at their current pace. That is compared to 13 percent who will defer hiring until after the election, five percent who will reduce hiring prior to the election, and one percent who will increase hiring before Election Day.
Reporting on the survey, The Business Record noted that the perceived impact of the election on businesses was greater than the potential for volatility in equity markets and was tied in with potential ramifications of the strong dollar.
An article from the Washington bureau of The Business Journals noted that more than half of those surveyed said the election will not be a factor in their capital spending plans. Only 10 percent said they would wait on the election results before deciding whether to spend more money on growing their businesses.
Other findings of the survey:
* Eight percent of companies will reduce capital expenditures prior to the election.
* Only two percent of companies will increase capital spending before the election.
The election impact questions were included in the first quarter AICPA Economic Outlook Survey, which released its general results in March. The survey was conducted Feb. 6–24, 2016, and included 540 qualified responses from CPAs who hold leadership positions within their companies. The overall margin of error is less than three percentage points. A copy of the full report can be found on aicpa.org.
-James Schiavone, Senior Manager – Public Relations, American Institute of CPAs
With the stock market dropping sharply to begin the new year, Americans are increasingly focused on the health of the economy. CPAs who hold leadership positions in U.S. companies, such as CEOs, CFOs and controllers, are pessimistic on the U.S. economy for the coming year. That's according to the AICPA's 4th quarter Economic Outlook Survey.
The survey found that overall expectations for revenue growth had declined to 2.9 percent, down from 3.3 percent in the previous quarter and 4.7 percent in the fourth quarter of 2014. In addition, profit growth expectations slid from 2.6 percent in the third quarter of 2015 to 2 percent last quarter.
The diminished expectations contributed to an overall decline in sentiment about their own organization's anticipated performance for the coming year, with 53 percent of respondents expressing optimism. That's down from 59 percent the prior quarter and 67 percent the previous year.
"You have optimism declining," Valerie Rainey, chair of AICPA's Business & Industry Executive Committee, told the Wall Street Journal, which reported that executives are worried about China and Europe, regulation, and political gridlock.
Low inflation also helped to ease concerns. Only 23 percent of those surveyed said they worried about inflation, two percentage points lower than in the third quarter.
"We've been operating in an environment of low inflation for quite some time at this point," Rainey said. There is "no indication," of high inflation going forward, she said.
CFO.com quoted Arleen Thomas, AICPA's senior vice president of management accounting and global markets, on the challenges the economy faces.
"We're seeing rising concern about U.S. economic conditions and domestic competition," she said. "Those factors, coupled with a potential slowdown in the global economy, have contributed to a perception that growth opportunities are going to be more challenging in the near-term."
On a positive note, the survey found CPAs were more bullish on hiring.
CFO.com reported that roughly 18 percent of the respondents said their companies are looking to hire immediately, the same as last quarter. There was a slight drop in the percentage of respondents who said they had too few employees but were hesitant to hire (20 percent in the third quarter, compared with 17 percent in the fourth quarter). Overall, 53 percent of respondents said their companies had the right amount of staffing.
The AICPA survey is a forward-looking indicator that tracks hiring and business-related expectations for the next 12 months. As a point of comparison, the U.S. Department of Labor's November employment report, scheduled to be released tomorrow, looks back on the previous month's hiring trends.
The CPA Outlook Index—a comprehensive gauge of executive sentiment within the AICPA survey— fell two points in the fourth quarter to 69, the fourth consecutive drop from a post-recession high of 78 in the fourth quarter of 2014. The index is a composite of nine, equally weighted survey measures set on a scale of 0 to 100, with 50 considered neutral and greater numbers signifying positive sentiment.
Other key findings of the survey:
-James Schiavone, Senior Manager – Public Relations, American Institute of CPAs.
Business executives are increasingly less optimistic about the state of the U.S. economy. That's according to the 3rd Quarter Economic Outlook Survey, a poll of AICPA members serving as CEOs, CFOs and other senior accounting positions.
The survey, which was released late last week, found that respondents who were optimistic dipped below 50 percent--to 48 percent--for the first time since early 2014. The impact of worldwide economic slowdown and domestic regulatory concerns helped fueled this slide.
The CPA Outlook Index -- a comprehensive gauge of executive sentiment within the AICPA survey -- fell one point in the third quarter to 71, the third consecutive drop from a post-recession high of 78 in the fourth quarter of 2014. The index is a composite of nine, equally weighted survey measures set on a scale of 0 to 100, with 50 considered neutral and greater numbers signifying positive sentiment.
The Washington Post noted that optimism among executives dropped for the second straight quarter. This was down from 52 percent last quarter and well below the first quarter mark of 68 percent.
CBS covered the survey, writing that 'if the mindset of America's business leaders is any indication, expect trouble ahead.' Their article noted that only 18 percent of business executives are looking to hire, down from 21 percent in the prior quarter. While executives said they actually need more staff, they are reluctant to hire because this will add to their companies' payroll demands. Executives also are paring back plans for salary hikes. Employees are likely to see raises of only 1.3 percent, down from a five-year high of 2.1 percent at the end of 2014. Economists consider a salary growth of 3-4 percent to be a more "normal" rate.
"Because of business uncertainty, we're seeing a more cautious approach to hiring at most companies, particularly the largest ones," said Arleen R. Thomas, CPA, CGMA, the AICPA's senior vice president of management accounting and global markets. "If there's a silver lining, 61 percent of executives who work at companies with annual revenues of less than $10 million said they expect their business to expand in the coming year, up from 47 percent last quarter."
CPA Practice Advisor's article on the survey pointed out a modest rise in optimism about prospects for survey takers' own businesses, which rose to 59 percent after successive declines over the past two quarters. This optimism is reflected in part through slightly higher expectations for growth in profits and revenue over the next 12 months.
Other key findings of the survey included:
• Staffing Industry Analysts, a publisher of market research reports, pointed out that despite the softening employment picture, the availability of skilled personnel was regarded as a Top 3 challenge for businesses for the first time since the fourth quarter of 2014.
• The percentage of companies expecting their businesses to expand dropped 1 percentage point over the past quarter to 60 percent. But, only 3 percent of companies expect their business to shrink significantly, which is in line with last quarter and a major improvement over the 19 percent who answered that way in the first quarter of this year.
• Growth in IT investments led spending categories. However, anticipated spending on training dropped to a 1.4 percent growth rate - down from 1.8 percent in the second quarter.
Are you seeing gloom and doom in the U.S. economy or brighter days in the coming year? Let us know in the comments.
James Schiavone, Senior Manager – Public Relations
Business executives grew less confident about prospects for the U.S. economy over the past quarter. That's according to the 2nd quarter Economic Outlook Survey, which polls AICPA members who serve as chief executive officers, chief financial officers and controllers. The survey found that while the majority (52 percent) of respondents still expressed optimism about the U.S. economy, there has been a significant slide in sentiment from the first quarter level of 68 percent.
The CPA Outlook Index -- a comprehensive gauge of executive sentiment within the AICPA survey -- fell two points in the second quarter to 72, the second consecutive drop. The index is a composite of nine, equally weighted survey measures set on a scale of 0 to 100, with 50 considered neutral and greater numbers signifying positive sentiment.
The News & Observer noted that optimism among executives regarding their own businesses' prospects also slipped for the second consecutive quarter -- from 63 percent to 58 percent. That decrease is reflected, in part, through more modest expectations for growth in profit (2.4 percent) and revenue (3.2 percent) over the next 12 months, down from post-recession highs of 3.9 percent and 4.7 percent, respectively, in the fourth quarter last year.
The American Business Journal cited the survey as well, writing that more than 60 percent of executives said their companies expect to expand in the near future, but that number is only 53 percent for big businesses -- a steep drop from last quarter's 77 percent.
"We're clearly seeing more caution from accounting and finance leaders amid questions about the momentum of the recovery," said Valerie Rainey, CPA, CGMA, chair of the AICPA's Business and Industry Executive Committee and CFO of INTTRA, in Parsippany, N.J in a statement. "On the positive side, there are signs that businesses are investing for growth through anticipated spending on technology and training, among other categories."
Accounting Today reported that the survey found most companies (61 percent) expect to expand. Some 22 percent expect to stay the same size, while 17 percent expect to contract. Only 53 percent of the largest businesses ($1 billion-plus in sales) expect to expand, however, down from 77 percent in the previous quarter.
Other key findings of the survey:
The second quarter AICPA Business and Industry Economic Outlook Survey was conducted May 12-27, 2015, and included 570 qualified responses from CPAs who hold leadership positions, such as chief financial officer or controller, in their companies. The overall margin of error is less than 3 percentage points. A copy of the report can be found on aicpa.org.
CPAs serve as trusted advisers and provide their clients with expert guidance on a variety of topics. It's no surprise that they are frequently cited by the media for their expertise in areas such as tax, financial planning and even cyber security best practices. I've summarized a few recent examples of CPAs helping people make informed decisions about their financial lives.
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Everyone loves receiving presents, but sometimes those gifts can come with strings attached – from the IRS. Cari Weston, senior technical manager on the AICPA Tax Team, answered a Money Magazine reader who had a question about helping pay off an adult child's debt. "Every year, you're allowed to give another person up to the annual gift tax exclusion—this year $14,000—without reporting the transfer to the IRS or having to pay taxes on the sum," Weston said.
For any gift above that limit, gift givers have to report the excess to the IRS through Form 709. That sum will be subtracted from their total lifetime gift and estate tax exclusion. Currently, Americans can transfer up to $5.43 million in assets federal-tax-free over their lifetime. Paying the full amount directly to the creditor will not help you get around the gift-tax limit, says Weston. No matter who the check is made out to, the IRS will still count it as a gift.
Cyber Security
Have you had your personal information compromised online recently? You aren't alone. A new AICPA survey conducted by Harris Poll for National Financial Capability Month found that the number of Americans impacted by information security issues grew rapidly in the last year. AccountingWEB reports the survey found that one-in-four (25 percent) U.S. adults have been victimized by a breach in the past year – more than twice the number (11 percent) who had been impacted in a similar survey taken a year ago.
Not only do cyber-attacks put Americans' information at risk, these breaches can have an adverse effect on consumers' personal finances. According to the survey, one-in-five Americans (20 percent) said identity theft has negatively affected their credit score. Additionally, 26 percent reported that their credit score prevented them from doing at least one thing in the past year, including obtaining a personal loan, a credit card, or a mortgage.
AICPA's National CPA Financial Literacy Commission offers the following useful tips for keeping financial information safe and protecting against personal information security breaches:
Have you seen any recent examples of CPAs sharing their expertise in the media? Share them in the comments section.
James Schiavone, Senior Manager - Public Relations, American Institute of CPAs.
The AICPA's CPA Outlook Index (CPAOI) fell four points in the first quarter, the first time the Index has dropped in more than two years. The Index, which polls chief executive officers, chief financial officers and controllers, found these executives were tempering their expectations for profit, revenue and expansion in the coming year.
Optimism about those key performance indicators still remains high, but the survey found a decline in sentiment since last quarter. The one survey measure to rise from the previous quarter was sentiment about the US economy, which found that 68 percent of respondents are now optimistic about the U.S. economy, a new high for the survey.
The CPAOI, a composite of nine, equally weighted survey measures, where 50 is considered neutral and greater numbers signify positive sentiment, registered a 74 in the first quarter
"It's important to note that we're seeing higher optimism on most business indicators we track than we did a year ago. But it's also clear we're seeing a reset this quarter on expectations for several key categories, and that's something to be mindful of going forward," said Arleen R. Thomas, CPA, CGMA, senior vice president of management accounting and global markets at the AICPA.
The AICPA survey is a forward-looking indicator that tracks hiring and business-related expectations for the next 12 months. As a point of comparison, the U.S. Department of Labor's February employment report, which was released earlier today, looks back on the previous month's hiring trends.
Among other findings of the survey:
James Schiavone, Media Relations Manager, American Institute of CPAs.
The American Institute of CPAs recently announced that students from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas have earned first place in the 2014 AICPA Accounting Competition.
AccountingWeb reports that the UNLV team's top finish in the competition earned a $5,000 award for their school. Students from North Carolina State University placed second, taking home $3,000 for their university. The third-place team from the University of Southern Indiana earned $2,000 for their school.
In addition, each of the three finalist teams received a $10,000 award to be split among the team members. All of the awards are funded by the AICPA Foundation.
The three finalist teams were rewarded with an expense-paid trip to Washington, DC. At the finals, teams gave a ten minute presentation of their plans to the panel of judges, and participated in a question and answer session. The judges then determined the winners, scoring teams on the technical details of their plan, the creativity of their proposals and the persuasiveness of their presentations.
The Las Vegas Review Journal reported that the AICPA competition annually attracts teams from the top accounting programs in the nation, and that this year's competition tested students' ability to act as management accountants and make finance, strategy, operations, and management decisions.
In an article on the competition, CPA Practice Advisor noted the important role management accountants play in businesses, writing: "Management accountants, who work in roles such as CEO, CFO and Controller, among others, have a skill set that encompasses a mix of finance, strategy, operations and management. They understand financial and non-financial data and have the ability to continually integrate information from across an enterprise to achieve organizational objectives. Created by AICPA and CIMA, two of the world's leading professional accounting bodies, the CGMA designation signals experience and excellence in management accounting anywhere in the world."
Bill Balhoff, CPA, CGMA, immediate past chairman of the AICPA, and one of the final round judges, lauded the performance of the finalists. "I was extremely impressed with the level of detail these talented students put into their plans, as well as their polished presentation skills," he said.
The UNLV team, named Accounting REBEL-ation, is comprised of Annegenelle Figueroa (Captain), Kevin Curry (Member), Brett Sebastian (Member), Kayla Shim (Member) and Daniel Siciliano (Faculty advisor).
In an interview with the Las Vegas Sun about the competition, Siciliano quipped, "when I went to UNLV, we won the national basketball championship in 1990. So we like winners in Las Vegas."
For more information about the competition or to watch the video submissions, visit www.ThisWayToCPA.com.
James Schiavone, Media Relations Manager, American Institute of CPAs.
Yesterday, the AICPA announced the results of the fourth quarter AICPA Economic Outlook Survey. The survey, which polls CEOs, CFOs, controllers and other CPAs who hold senior management accounting roles, found higher expectations for profits, revenue and expansion in the coming year.
Some 64 percent of survey takers now report that they are optimistic about prospects for the U.S. economy over the next 12 months. That is up from 52 percent last quarter and 38 percent a year ago.
As Politico reports, the survey found that respondents are actually slightly more optimistic about their own companies' prospects (67 percent, up 2 percentage points from last quarter), with 71 percent saying they expect their business to expand in the coming year.
Arleen R. Thomas, CPA, CGMA, senior vice president of management accounting and global markets at the AICPA explains in a Fox Business article on the survey. "As clouds lift on the economy, companies are shifting back into growth mode," she said.
While hiring signs are positive, a majority of business executives (62 percent) said they are dealing with increased competition for job candidates, with one in four saying they've lost out on a top recruit recently or had to leave important jobs open for extended periods of time.
'Availability of skilled personnel,' is now the No. 2 challenge for businesses, up from No. 3 last quarter.
More than one in three executives say they are offering higher salaries to aid recruitment efforts, while 20 percent are offering other financial incentives, such as a 401(k) match, employee stock options or an enhanced benefit package.
AccountingWEB highlighted additional findings of the survey:
The CPA Outlook Index—a comprehensive gauge of executive sentiment within the AICPA survey— rose three points in the third quarter to 78, a post-recession high. The index is a composite of nine, equally weighted survey measures set on a scale of 0 to 100, with 50 considered neutral and greater numbers signifying positive sentiment.
Here's to the economy continuing to pick up steam in 2015 as the recession gets further in the rearview mirror.
James Schiavone, Media Relations Manager, American Institute of CPAs.
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The role of finance teams is expanding well beyond traditional accounting and financial reporting to encompass areas such as IT development, cyber security and strategic business planning. That's according to a recent survey of CEOs, CFOs and other senior level Chartered Global Management Accountant designation holders. In addition to growth in the role of accounting and finance, the survey - conducted by the AICPA - found that business complexity has been increasing significantly, a trend that is expected to continue in the coming years.When asked to gauge the change in the level of business complexity over the last three years, given the U.S. and global economic and regulatory environment as reference points, an overwhelming majority of CGMAs (93 percent) reported experiencing more complexity. Specifically, 30 percent reported experiencing significantly more complexity, 38 percent said they had seen a moderate increase in complexity, with 25 percent saying they've seen at least some increase. Less than one percent reported they had experienced less complexity.
Michael Cohn, writing in Accounting Today, quoted Arleen Thomas, CPA, CGMA, senior vice president of management accounting and global markets at the AICPA, in an article about the survey. "Increasing business complexity has become the new norm, and it's not surprising that businesses are having to adapt and manage to the rapid change. As a result, organizations are calling upon management accountants to play a larger role than ever before," she said.
On the issue of complexity, corporate executives don't see things improving anytime soon. When asked to look ahead three years, 94 percent of CGMAs say that complexity in the business environment will increase further. Of those, almost three-in-four (72 percent) predict a moderate or significant increase in business complexity. On the other hand, only one-in-twenty (5 percent) predict no change in complexity, and less than one percent say they expect business complexity to decrease in the next three years.
Jim Blake, CPA, CGMA, explained to the Wall Street Journal Radio that CGMAs are well suited to make sense of the complexity, analyzing the issues and using insights to drive strategy. "Chartered Global Management Accountants are increasingly being called upon to use their knowledge and expertise to take complex issues and break them down in an understandable fashion so they can be used for critical decision making," said Blake. "One of the things that is so critical to me is strategizing what is going to happen in the marketplace in the next three to five years. Management accountants are looked upon from our unique position to not just opine on the financial status of the company and provide reports and historical analysis, but also to be able to look forward with the data we have to do critical analysis. We have a seat at the table on strategy," he said.
CGMAs stated that their roles have moved beyond corporate accounting and financial reporting into multiple areas, with 58 percent of respondents stating that they were working in strategic business planning, underscoring Blake's comments.
Other areas of expansion include:
Valarie Rainey, CPA, CGMA, spoke to CFO.com about the ways in which the CFO can help lead the organization on cybersecurity, highlighting the expanded skill-set of the finance function. Rainey advised CFOs to have a working knowledge of the particular cybersecurity risks in their company. "You need to understand where attacks are coming or could come from, how the attacks are coming in, and what kind of data hackers are going after, as well what mitigations are in place to prevent attacks," she said.
In addition, Rainey advised that the role of the CFO is to primarily "focus on risks that have a high likelihood and a big potential impact on the business."
It is also critically important that organizations have a plan in place for communicating with customers if and when a security breach does occur. Rainey advocates for transparency, noting "how you respond is critically important to keeping customer relationships or at least starting to get them back to where they were."
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Amidst growing complexity and an expanded role for the finance function, the AICPA and Chartered Institute of Management Accountants recently launched a competency framework to help management accountants assess their current competency level and provide insight on steps they can take to expand their skills while meeting their commitment to lifelong learning. The framework is available to any finance professional, employer, or educator to benchmark their team's capability, create job profiles, or design curriculum.
James Schiavone, Media Relations Manager, American Institute of CPAs.


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Hotel Guest Rating: 7.2/10
2951 South Bayshore Drive
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Welcome to the The Mutiny Hotel
Get stunning bay views, lavish modern style and convenient suites with personal kitchens and free Wi-Fi when you book the non-smoking Mutiny Hotel.
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Priceline guests get kitchen-equipped suites with bay views and free Wi-Fi at this Coconut Grove high-rise.
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