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Thurs., January 8, 2009How to Create a Powerful Capability Statement
Your Capability Statement should be the strongest business development tool in your toolkit. A well done Capability Statement will open doors to great business opportunities. A poorly done Capability Statement will slam the door before you get to square one. Attend this Teleconference at NO COST!
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Dear friends,
Life's pace is too fast Our days speeding by Please accept this moment As I try To tell you how grateful I am this year Perhaps more personal Than you've heard from me before But important to share
Because Without you: my friends, clients, and colleagues While life would have continued It would not be so full
Thanks to you and your kindness My family and I Have found strength to work though All the challenges that have come by And now I'd like to let you know You can count on us too As you may go through the same Because if we there for each other And step up when called We'll get through any mess And come out even stronger.
Perhaps in the coming year We can change the focus from "Are you red or blue?" To one of: we're here for each other I ask that we find the strength to make tough decisions That ultimately Will benefit a mending country One we hold so dear
Please reach out to each other, Join hands, heads and hearts This spirit of caring will get us though The challenges of Poor health A ravaged economy War and financial ruin.
It's plain and simple We have the resources They are: us Let's plan to use them wisely Switch off the greed Rewire our consuming needs
Can you see it ahead? A changed for the better life Maybe un-supersized And less consumerized But richer in security Where we welcome prosperity And celebrate peace

Gloria Berthold Larkin
President, TargetGov
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WIPP News

IRS Issued Proposed Rule Implementing 3% Tax Withholding for Contractor Goods and Services
WIPP is a part of the Government Withholding Relief Coalition. The coalition just sent a memo stating that:
Government Withholding Relief Coalition
The IRS has issued their proposed rule implementing the 3% Tax Withholding. It will appear in the Federal Register tomorrow, December 5th. We will discuss this at the meeting on December 16th as well.
http://www.federalregister.gov/OFRUpload/OFRData/2008-28789_PI.pdf IRS PROPOSES RULES ON WITHHOLDING UNDER TAX CODE SECTION 3402(T)
The Internal Revenue Service Dec. 4 issued proposed rules (REG-158747-06) relating to withholding under tax code Section 3402(t). IRS said the proposed regulations reflect changes in the law made by the Tax Increase Prevention and Reconciliation Act of 2005 (Pub. L. No. 109-222) that require federal, state, and local government entities to withhold income tax when making payments to persons providing property or services. The proposed regulations provide guidance to assist the government entitiesin complying with Section 3402(t), IRS said.
The regulations, which appeared in the Dec. 5 Federal Register, also provide certain guidance to persons receiving payments for property or services from government entities, IRS said.
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 Book Recommendations for the New Year. Although a tough economic climate may have forced us to cut back on our holiday shopping, you can always be open to learning something new! Here are some suggestions for the entrepreneurial bibliophile--for you or your team. All books have been published in the past year and should be found at your regular bookstore or on-line retailer.
The Venturesome Economy: How Innovation Sustains Prosperity in a More Connected World Amar Bhide (Princeton University Press, 2008)
Billion Dollar Lessons: What You Can Learn from the Most Inexcusable Business Failures of the Last 25 Years Paul Carroll and Chunka Mui (Portfolio Hardcover, 2008)
Closing the Innovation Gap: Reigniting the Spark of Creativity in the Global Economy Judy Estrin (McGraw-Hill, 2008)
The Race Between Education and Technology Claudia Goldin and Lawrence Katz(Belknap Press, 2008)
Click here for the entire listing
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Give Me 5 Training 101 -Introduction to Federal Procurement and a guide to Central Contractor Registration - An overview of federal procurement and the Central Contractor Registration. Topics to be discussed include the tremendous business opportunity for women business owners to expand their business, particularly during these tough economic times; and CCR Registration, including information you need to register, how to register, and how to build your SBA profile after registration. The teleconference was held on November 12, 2008 and led by the co-chair of WIPP's Procurement Committee, Gloria Larkin, President, TargetGov. Listen to the recorded podcast and download the PowerPoint and CCR Checklist to guide you through the training session.
Give Me 5 Training 102 -What's next after I register on the CCR? - You're on the CCR, what's next? Top level guide on what business owners should be doing after they complete their registration on the Central Contractor Registration. Topics to be discussed include a review of the CCR record, SBA profile, the Small Business Dynamic Search Process, an overview of how the federal government buys products and services, and what are prime and subcontracts and what would be best for your business. The teleconference was held on November 24, 2008, and led by the co-chair of WIPP's Procurement Committee, LaVern Jackson, President, Joint Logistics Managers, Inc. Listen to the recorded podcast and download the PowerPoint and TargetGov's 5 Step Guide to Government Contracting. | |
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