What Loan company will take over my federal student loans when the loans are in default?
Q. What Loan company will take over my federal student loans when the loans are in default so I can go back to school? My loans are government loans from Saillie Mae. I owe them under $5000. I heard about this company that will take over your school loans from them but I don't know the name of the company.
Asked by shavon - Thu Jul 23 17:55:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments

A. When your federal educational loans are in default, you have several options: You can repay the loan in full. You can negotiate a new payment plan with your lender. You can "rehabilitate" your loan. You can consolidate your loan. Obviously option one is rarely attractive or possible for defaulted borrowers. Option two (renegotiate) should be investigated fully - most borrowers skip this step, but it's probably the best option for most people. Call your lender and ask to speak to someone in the "Workout" Department. Explain your situation to them (there's nothing unusual about it) and ask what options are available to you for switching to a graduated, extended or income-sensitive repayment plan. If your lender will agree to change your… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Thu Jul 23 18:18:00 2009

If you own a company and the company pays home office rent, does the company have to 1099 the owner?
Q. If you own a company and the company pays home office rent, does the company have to 1099 the owner? In other words, I assume the office rent is rent exp to the company and the monies rec'd by the owner is rental income. How is the rental home rent income classified on the personal tax return.
Asked by gisbize - Fri Jan 25 15:25:15 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The company would need to send the owner a 1099-misc for any rents paid to them if the owner is not incorporated. For example, if the owner is an individual, an LLC, or a partnership, they will need to send them a 1099 for the amount of rent paid to them as it is income. If the owner is an incorporated company, they do not need to do this. Regardless of the owner, the company will report it as rental expense on their tax return Since you are asking how the income is classified on a personal tax return, I assume its an individual you are asking about. They would report it on Schedule C of the 1040 as rent income. I hope that makes sense. Good luck.
Answered by Audrey A - Fri Jan 25 15:51:18 2008

What companies can people recommend to purchase a shelf company from?
Q. I am wanting to start up a company and wondering if a shelf company is the best way to go. Does anyone have any experience with this? Any companies that offer this service recommended? Thanks!
Asked by missymays84 - Mon Jul 14 03:07:01 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. www.cleardocs.com.au It's much cheaper than going through an an accountant/solicitor (over $1000 cheaper) and easy to set up
Answered by Don - Mon Jul 14 09:34:02 2008

What are company names where you act as a distributor for there products and the company sends product? Make $
Q. I know there are companies out there where people set up stuff on ebay and create there own web sites for companies where products. The customer places the order through your web site and you get some commission. You send the order through the internet to the company and they send it directly to the customer. Does anyone know of any I can explore?
Asked by Leanne O - Sat Jan 12 19:01:36 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. been making good money here check it out !!
Answered by smackas2000 - Sat Jan 12 20:52:28 2008

What company should I write on for my 10 page final paper?
Q. In Chapter 9 we will address the issue of managerial strategic planning, to include SWOT analysis (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats) and Porter s model of five strategic forces affecting industry competition. The assignment for your project is to analyze environmental factors (internal and external) facing a business of your choice that is a publicly traded entity. Assume that you have been appointed by the CEO of the company to present to the board of directors an overview of the current state of the company, and to identify the three most important factors that will affect the firm in the next five years. Choose a company or industry that interests you. The following are a list of potential factors you may choose to… [cont.]
Asked by Smooches.... - Wed Apr 23 18:55:40 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Choose the defunct Countrywide Financial
Answered by iknowtheanswer - Wed Apr 23 19:06:06 2008

When it comes to professional moving companies. What is the difference between a mover and a transfer company?
Q. When I look in the phone book or online some companies are listed as moving companies, some say moving and storage, some say transfer company. I would like to know what the difference is between a transfer company and a moving company. Thanks !
Asked by Sharon P - Tue Oct 17 20:10:30 2006 - - 3 Answers - 2 Comments

A. if you look in the phone book under movers/moving then no difference. but transfer companies not under moving usually will receive freight from national trucking companies say; close to a major city because local companies have smaller trucks, know the roads better and can store freight short term. with the cost of employee benefits all companies use contractors/owner-operato rs. with all due respect no difference in cost between the two it's just a name thing
Answered by supermover - Wed Oct 18 11:29:17 2006

How can a company raise funds to finance their operations and projects?
Q. If you have a case study concerning the operation of a company, assuming you specialize in the area of Finance, and you are asked to identify all possible ways of a company raising funds. What would you suggest? Hope these questions be answered entirely. Thanks. Please note this is not a personal finance question. This question asks any possible ways of a corporate company raises funds to finance. List them if possible. Thanks.
Asked by Mundane - Wed Jul 22 13:19:35 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Ways for corporations to raise funds can include stock sales, getting a loan, selling naming rights (such as naming rights to a stadium or building) and getting independent investors (similar to a stock sale except not open to the public). That's about all I can remember from my finance classes I took.
Answered by rdwoelfe - Wed Jul 22 13:42:57 2009

How to join another Company in different Country?
Q. I am working on one year employment visa in Qatar for the last three omnths. I got an opportunity in another company different Country (GCC) which is better in every respect. The notice period in the present company is 1 month. I am scared that they may not accept my resignation. I want to join the other company while availing the off period from my home country. Will be any problem in getting visa stamping for the new company in the other country. Will I be denied in future for any employment visa in the present employer/country. Kindly advice.
Asked by shamser - Wed Nov 5 05:52:41 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You probably want to post in immigration, since this seems to be a question about quitting one civilian company and joining a different company in a different nation...
Answered by Veto R - Wed Nov 5 06:34:52 2008

What is the best cell phone company to go with?
Q. I am thinking about switching companies. I currently have Sprint and I do not get very good reception with them. So what company will I get the best reception with? What is the best company for the money? I live in Tennessee and I also live in a sort of rural part of town. I also travel quite a bit so I need a phone company that will work in lots of places. Whatever advice you guys can give me about the different companies would be much appreciated. Thanks!
Asked by crazychic2003 - Sun Jan 25 00:28:36 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. at&t agreed
Answered by the_man_wearing_black - Sun Jan 25 17:14:07 2009

Can a company deduct wages from overpayment to Union members?
Q. For the last 8 months the company overpaid 7 Union members. Now a member finally noticed the mistake and brought to the companies attention. Now thee company wants the money back, but are willing to do a repayment schedule and work with the members. Legally can they do this since it's their mistake and not ours. Would anyone do a Step 1 grievance? This is in Iowa
Asked by Adolf S - Thu Aug 28 08:30:13 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. How large is the overpayment? If the amount is modest, get it repaid in 2008. If you can get it repaid in 2008, the company can fix the W-2s and adjust fica/medicare. The extra money withheld for taxes will generally get refunded at tax time. But then it's overwith and the tax bill is correct. If you wait until 2009 to repay it, you will end up paying the fica/mc as well as ending up with a lousy schedule A deduction if the total is less than $3000.
Answered by v b - Thu Aug 28 08:55:48 2008

What person or persons representing a company in market trading manipulate the investors to invest or divest?
Q. Somewhere in each company, either in that company or working for that company, there is a marketeer, a person whose responsibility it is to get you and I to invest or divest ourselves of company stock for that company's own reasons. Who is that person as in what is their actual title?
Asked by iswaswill - Fri Jan 25 11:16:16 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. This person is most often aligned with the Finance area. It's almost an area unto itself, usually near the top. They handle press release content and timing. Depending on the size of company, they may be involved with CFO regarding splits and types of offerings (more shares, preferred shares, bonds, etc.) Various Titles - generally related to 'Communications' or 'Public Relations'. Examples of titles would be "Public Relations Officer" or "Vice-President, Communications".
Answered by Jayinem - Fri Jan 25 11:39:15 2008

What happens to a publicly traded company if all the managers quit? what happens to the stock?
Q. Can I still buy stock of a publicly traded company if all the managers are gone? and the company is not operating? I still see the company I am refering to traded on the pink sheets. Basically I want to know what happens when a public company dies! who owns the company now?
Asked by tkessandoh - Tue Jul 24 21:22:38 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It would probably go bankrupt and eventually be delisted. Possibly someone might buy it for obscure tax reasons (paying almost nothing, of course) and to have an already listed company with common stock. Still, if it has debts and little or no assets its going to be dissolved pretty quickly.
Answered by bull_rooster_aardvark - Tue Jul 24 22:05:47 2007

What happens to the stocks of a bankrupt company if the company is bought by some other company?
Q. What happens to the stocks of a bankrupt company if the company is bought by some other company. I am plaaning to buy stocks of Bearing point. The company is bankrupt now and selling its operations across the globe. What will happen to my stocks if I buy them?
Asked by Nishant - Sun Apr 5 22:46:38 2009 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Only if a company comes in and offers to buy the company as a whole will you make money through that sale. For example, IBM recently offered to buy Sun Micro for $9.40 per share - if the offer had been accepted, all shareholders would have turned in their Sun Micro shares for that amount. However, no one out there has offered to buy BearingPoint, so BearingPoint is selling off pieces of its businesses to satisfy creditors and hopes to emerge from bankruptcy after reorganization. Whether your stocks will be worthless or go up will depend on how well BearingPoint can reorganize and run their business after emerging from bankruptcy.
Answered by Steve D - Sun Apr 5 22:59:12 2009

How do you find out a companies financial information? Or any information on a particular company?
Q. I tried Zapdata.com, but that didn't provide with information about the company. I am looking for information on the company Tri-State Events. Zapdata had information for a company at that address, but it was called something different. I looked up Quest which was the name of the company prior to Tri state events, but that gave information about a company at that address called color quest and it said it was in the photo laboratories industries...which is not industry Quest is in. This company is one of those pyramid scheme marketing companies who claims to be and Inc., but I don't know how that works exactly. I am sure there is a bigger company at the top of the pyramid, so does that mean I can not find the financial information? I… [cont.]
Asked by ihatetristateevents - Mon Feb 12 21:34:59 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It will probably be tough to find anything. If it's a pyramid scheme, they have alot of motive to hide their financial info.
Answered by Stimpson J. Cat - Mon Feb 12 21:43:18 2007

how can my company start working as provider of translation and interpretation?
Q. -how can my company start working as provider of translation and interpretation? I have a registered company by the company house; my wife has a degree in languages from university of Algarve in Portugal. How can we start providing services for local authorities? How are payments made? How can we get certification stamp/notary stamp, de we need a solicitor?
Asked by Gilberto - Sat Jul 19 16:14:53 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. If you are in the UK, contact your local business advice centre. If you are not sure who this is, there should be a listing in the phone directory. Alternately, ask at your bank, because the business manager at your local branch will know about all the advice that is available free. Start by searching for "small business advice" or "business start up advice". Businesslink are one UK source run by the Government: www.businesslink.gov.uk/ It's all common sense stuff really.
Answered by MJ - Sun Jul 20 13:13:25 2008

How do i find a company that will screen possibel rental tenents?
Q. Hello I am looking to rent out my Home. I am looking for a company Hello I am looking to rent out my Home. I am looking for a company that will Screen possible renters. The company should have a satisfactory record on the BBB. Any suggestions for companies that does this sort of screening. Thank you
Asked by Marc S - Thu May 1 10:35:41 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I would google "Tenant Screening Service" and your area. In my area, tenants pay for the screening/application fee, so I would go for the full report with credit, rental history and criminal background. $35 - 45 per applicant.
Answered by Dawni Do Right - Fri May 2 07:09:06 2008

What happens to the stock when a big company buys a little company?
Q. Does the little company stock swap for big company stock? Does the big company stock go up? I know of a small company rumored to being purchased soon by a big company. Which one should I buy stock in ahead of time?
Asked by Chris M - Mon Dec 8 13:28:36 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments

A. The shareholders of the smaller company may be offered by the larger company: 1) A certain amount of cash per share (normally higher than the price at which the stock was previously trading at BEFORE the purchase of the company was announced. OR 2) A certain number of shares in the larger company in exchange for a certain number of shares of the smaller company. The stock price of the larger company may actually go down some when the deal is announced.
Answered by Al in NC - Thu Dec 11 08:27:33 2008

How do I ask a company to donate a gift to another company's event?
Q. I'm in charge of coordinating a company picnic and want to give away prizes to employees. I am planning on asking local companies to donate a gift in exchange for recognition of the donation at the picnic (basically an advertisement). I will be stopping by the company office to personally ask for the donation...what can I expect as a reaction? Do you think they will need some sort of documentation or written request? If anyone has done this before, I would really appreciate any advice. Thanks.
Asked by Laura H - Tue Apr 7 12:15:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Go in person to the businesses. Tell them exactly what kind of items you are looking for. If you are a non-profit that is registered with the IRS , you can give the donor a receipt to prove that you received a donation. They keep their sales receipt. It doesn't sound like you are non-profit so you could offer some free advertising in return for a donation. You could put the donor's name in the company newsletter. Or put up a banner at the picnic..
Answered by Ed Atun - Tue Apr 7 17:27:29 2009

How can extending an existing company with 20 employees help the company's progress in the future?
Q. In detail, I mean if there is already a company with a certain amount of employees how could a company benefit from gaining 20 more employees? I know that I haven't stated that this can have negative effects but the question didn't ask for it. However, I wouldn't mind hearing about the negative effects that gaining more staff can have on a company.
Asked by Prynce - Sat Jan 5 13:25:25 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The person running the company must have decided that there is going to be an increase in demand for the goods or services provided by that company.
Answered by unknown - Sat Jan 5 13:44:33 2008

My company was victimised by a fraudulent accountant and I am not sure what to do?
Q. He is not a qualified accountant to practice the profession. He used my company and did many dodgy things and started a new accounting firm. I am afraid to complain to Inland Revenue as it may put my company in red. Recently he got some visa problems and leaving this country along with many clients and telling that he can do their accounts from abroad. I don't know his client list to alert them. What should I do and whom should I complain and how can I sort my own accounts? Please help me and guide me.
Asked by George L - Sun Oct 28 07:29:48 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Report him to the Institute of Chartered Accountants as a start it sounds as if he is acting illegally
Answered by DIXIE - Sun Oct 28 07:38:40 2007