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2006

Winter 2006 (pdf)

  • Do I have to report reimbursements for employee-owned tools?
  • Boomers boom into second homes
  • CPM clears path to better time management... and more
  • GPS stakes a claim to efficiency
  • You've got 'em now keep 'em

2005

Summer 2005 (pdf)

  • Retainage has outlived its purpose, study says
  • Sidebar: Thank the British: A brief history of retainage
  • The latest on "additional insured" coverage
  • ESOPs may be a welcome addition or ticking time bomb forcontractors
  • Improve job-site communication with a smart phone
  • Lifestyle centers: A growing building niche

Spring 2005 (pdf)

  • Tax reforms are mostly good news for contractors
  • Tired of cost overruns? Communicate better
  • Time's up: FIN 46(R) may now affect your financial statements
  • Track projects in real time with Internet jobcams
  • Their golden years, your golden opportunity

Winter 2005 (pdf)

  • Home sweet hard drive
  • Beware of payment problems when writing building codes
  • AIA-AGC primer addresses project delivery methods
  • New FCC regulations may put your fax machine on hold
  • Got a great idea? Consider a patent

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2006

Winter Issue 2006 (pdf)

2004

Spring Issue 2004 (pdf)

Dealer Insights Articles

2006

May/June Issue (pdf)

  • 4 ways to heat up sales when a cool spell hits
  • Dealer Digest
  • Building goodwill: One step beyond customer service
  • Don't get hung out to dry
  • Are you throwing away tax dollars?

March/April Issue (pdf)

  • Patrolling your beat
  • Born anew
  • Dealer Digest
  • What's so great about hybrids?
  • Safe test drives are no accident

January/February Issue (pdf)

  • Clean up your parts inventory
  • Customer incentives: The good, the bad and the ugly
  • Dealer Digest
  • E-newsletters electrify marketing efforts
  • Sowing the seeds of a brighter future

2005

November/December Issue (pdf)

  • A cornucopia of opportunity
  • What's the true tax cost of demos?
  • Digging deeper with Internet-based data warehousing systems
  • Locate ideal inventory levels by monitoring lost sales
  • Installment sales remain an important tax issue

September/October Issue (pdf)

  • Overcome accounting challenges with savvy equipment costing
  • Hey, look on the bright side...
  • Fruits of going forward
  • Buy-sell agreements: A bridge to your construction company's future
  • Do I really need tool-tracking software?
  • Futurescope: Construction Business Trends

July/August Issue (pdf)

  • Safe test drives are no accident
  • Patrolling your beat
  • Born anew
  • Disaster preparedness essential for dealerships
  • What's so great about hybrids?

May/June Issue (pdf)

  • Sowing the seeds of a brighter future
  • Clean up your parts inventory
  • Customer incentives: The good, the bad and the ugly
  • FTC mandates data destruction
  • E-newsletters electrify marketing efforts

March/April Issue (pdf)

  • What you can't see can hurt you
  • Check 21 changes banking... forever
  • NADA announces financing education tips
  • Hidden liabilities may lower your dealership's net worth
  • More carrot, less stick: Improving your CSI scores
  • Employees working late? Watch your step!

January/February Issue (pdf)

  • Are online used vehicle auctions worth the effort?
  • Important 2005 tax dates
  • CRM systems: Learn more, share more
  • F&I fitness
  • Cost segregation studies reveal hidden tax savings
  • Insuring your legacy
  • Sidebar: Premium illustration for $1 million in life insurance