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E-ssentials Bulletin
Our newest profitability and wealth accumulation tips for our clients and contacts. Click on items of interest for more details on each topic.
Building Construction
 
 
The current economic situation is causing some people to experience "secondary stress" from working with customers or vendors who are having serious financial difficulties. Here are some tips for dealing with unhappy employees, customers and vendors.
 
Family Business
 
 
If your company needs to deal with uncomfortable family issues such as money, death, mistakes or relationships, a family business meeting or retreat may be in order.
 
General Business
 
 
The decision to file an action against a crooked employee may seem simple at first, particularly if the employee has been convicted after a criminal trial or has pleaded guilty. But there are pros and cons.
 
Manufacturing
 
 
The American work force is growing more and more culturally diverse by the day. Here are some tips for being culturally sensitive when communicating in the workplace.
 
Nonprofit Organizations
 
 
Emily Post stays up to date with her duties. She has offered 10 tips for proper etiquette during a videoconference.
 
Physician Services
 
 
You've managed to attract and retain good employees for your medical practice. Now that you have the right people, what can you do as an employer to keep them motivated and productive?
 
Wealth Advice and Financial Planning
 
 
Care facilities generally require incoming residents to pay an entrance fee as well as monthly fees. Usually financial screening is required to show that the prospective resident will have sufficient funds to sustain them for their expected lifetime.
 
Valuations
 
 
Practicing law is a profession, but it's also a business. Having cash when you need it and maximizing the use of the cash you have - or have a right to have - are vital to making your law practice as productive as it can be.
 
Washington Tax Update
 
 
 
 
 
 
Latest Business Headlines
 
Wall Street Journal
 
USA Today
 
Kiplinger
 
Fox Business
 
New York Times
 
Director's Spotlight: Charles (Chas) Hoyman
 

Since 1984 Charles (Chas) Hoyman, Jr., has been the Managing Director of Hoyman Dobson CPA's. In his role, Chas manages all business and strategic aspects of the firm as well as personally services many of Hoyman Dobson's clients. An accomplished Certified Public Accountant, Chas brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the firm. Mr. Hoyman participated in audits of more than 60 for-profit, governmental and nonprofit agencies. He is also highly skilled in tax planning, compliance and review of corporate, partnership, and individual tax returns. Chas' tenacity, leadership and dedication to excellence resulted in over 30 years of consistent growth for the firm.

 

An Eau Gallie High School graduate, Mr. Hoyman earned his bachelor's degree with a major in Accounting from the University of South Florida. A big believer in giving back to the local community, Chas has actively encouraged the firm's employees to volunteer in local charitable organizations, get involved in different mentoring programs, and be compassionate about each other. Throughout the years, Chas has led by example, volunteering his time and knowledge to the United Way of Brevard (2010 Campaign Chairman), Circles of Care (past Chairman and Board Member), Space Coast Tiger Club, Economic Development Commission of Space Coast (past Board Director and volunteer of the year), and recently served on The Florida Bar Grievance Committee 18 C. Chas' values, compassion and integrity have won him the admiration of his peers and employees within the firm as well as the local business community.

 

Chas is an active member of American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) and Florida Institute of Certified Public Accountants (FICPA). In addition, Mr. Hoyman is one of the founding members of CPAmerica (past Chairman and Board Director). In 2008 Chas was elected to the Board of Directors of CPA Mutual Insurance Company of America RRG.

 

Chas enjoys running, cycling and photography. Passionate about placing family and friends first, throughout his career at Hoyman Dobson, Mr. Hoyman has encouraged his peers and employees to achieve a healthy work-life balance and always be there for their families and friends. Chas is married to Yvonne Hoyman and is the proud father of three accomplished children.

 
Business Tips
 
Controlling Cash Flow - Reduce labor costs with part-timers - you don't have to provide fringe benefits. It costs you 20-40 percent less to hire two part-timers to fill a full-time job than it costs for one full-timer.
 
Wealth Tips
 
Your Purchases - Round your monthly mortgage payment up to the next even $100 as added principal. You won't miss the few extra dollars, and your mortgage balance will be cut significantly over time.
 

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