Tax Matters – Using the Tax Code’s Net Operating Loss Carryover
Since 1918, the Tax Code has provided for the net operating loss carryover (NOL). It is a fundamental feature of U.S. tax law.
“Author Archive”
I Wish I Hadn’t Done That
Life has a way of telling us that there are things we shouldn’t have done. Sometimes that reminder is immediate such as when you are standing waist deep in water that’s on the verge of turning to ice after you wrongly assumed that
The Words You Say Were Not Heard
As a member of the dog show community you may have, at one time or another, bumped up against someone who totally misunderstood what you said, repeated it incorrectly and caused a conflict to begin or escalate.
The Judges Application Process
Earlier this summer, some fairly harsh commentary about the current Judges Approval Process was published. While there are always parts of any system that could be improved, the current application process has significant merit.
The Practical Applications of Canine Genetics
For most dog breeders, the highly experienced and novice alike, genetics can be both a confusing and intimidating topic.
Call To Community
By now most dog show participants are aware of the recent tragic events that happened in Indiana and Ohio where dogs died.
Listen Up, Rookies! – Advice to a First-Time Hunting Dog
I overheard the Boss say that you are going along on the hunting trips this year. It’s about time you started pulling your weight around here.
The Most Unlikely Sled Dogs
Although competitive mushing has been a big deal in Alaska since the 1840s gold rush days, its popularity didn’t really trickle down to the lower 48 until the ??????1980s.
Breed Priorities – The Keeshond
The Keeshond is an old breed in the spitz family, with ancestors related to the Samoyed, Chow Chow, Norwegian Elkhound, Finnish Spitz, and Pomeranian.
