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Exporters having tripartite agreements with multinationals under GST scanner

Representational image&nbsp New Delhi: The tax department has held back the export benefits of many companies that have three-way contracts, or tripartite agreements, with multinationals, the Economic Times mentioned in a report citing people dealing with such cases. The indirect-tax department is of the view that many fintech companies, captive units of multinational banks […]

Minto Communities Plans Westlake Business Park

Renderings of the project with Minto Communities CEO Michael Waters (Minto, Konover South) The next chapter for Westlake, Palm Beach County’s newest municipality, will be a 50-acre business park with retail, restaurants, offices and industrial space. Master developer Minto Communities is planning Westlake Landings on the corner of Seminole Pratt Whitney Road and Persimmon Boulevard, […]

Inbox: It’s an experience business

Stan from (I’m not publishing this fake town in), FL Nice try, Ted from Kiewicz, NV. I thought it sounded strange, so I googled it. Can’t find any town or village in Nevada with that name listed. Wes/Mike: Do you guys check out locations where question-askers are from, before publishing their locations? I always do. […]

Tucson Business Owners gather against $15 wage increase in Tucson

TUCSON (KVOA) – A voter initiative to raise the minimum wage in Tucson to $15 has several local business owners outraged. Currently, Arizona’s minimum wage is $12.15 an hour. Monday night, business leaders throughout Southern Arizona met up at Union Public House to band together against raising the minimum wage increase in Tucson to $15 […]

De Blasio unveils new QuickStart program to help NYC small businesses

The new program, which launched Monday, will be run by the city Small Business Services Department and won the praise of Melissa Beauduy, who opened her Wi Cafe in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, last November at the height of the pandemic after she lost her regular employment. Read more…

Luby’s Selling Luby’s Cafeteria Business to Calvin Gin Affiliate

By Chris Wack Luby’s Inc. said it is selling its Luby’s Cafeteria restaurant business to a newly formed affiliate of Calvin Gin. The purchase by the Gin affiliate, to be renamed Luby’s Restaurants Corp. following closing of the transaction, will include 32 of the existing locations of Luby’s restaurants, all in Texas, and ownership of […]

Business owners, residents debate public alcohol change | News, Sports, Jobs

News Photo by Steve Schulwitz The Black Sheep owner Kris Conger pours a beer for a customer on June 4. She said the bar will register with the state to participate in a social district in Alpena, which would allow residents and tourists to drink publicly in limited areas downtown. ALPENA — Some business owners […]

Business digest: June 20, 2021 | Local

Texas Bank and Trust makes promotions Texas Bank and Trust has promoted Jana Cates to vice president and assistant controller and Aida Howard to assistant vice president in the bank’s trust division. Cates has been employed with the bank in its accounting division since August 2008 and currently is an accounting supervisor. Her responsibilities include […]

Delphos Chamber honors businesses – The Lima News

DELPHOS — The Delphos Chamber of Commerce recently honored local members. Several awards were handed out including Ivy Hutch Flowers and Gifts which won the Small Business of the Year; Kosta’s Topp Chalet won the Community Involvement Business of the Year; Jim Mesker of Westrick Furniture & Appliances won Employee of the Year and the […]