New York, NY (PRWEB) November 23, 2010

The capital of Ecuador’s historic heart is a living treasure – the largest, best-restored in the Americas – benefitting from over $ 250 million in cultural heritage investment over the last decade. It has become one of the ‘discovery’ destinations in Latin America, earning the praise of visitors and press alike for its stunning churches and sights, compelling museums and cultural centres and its approachable, friendly feel. And now Quito’s Old Town will shine brighter still with the opening of the Casona de San Miguel boutique hotel in mid-2011.

The 31-suite hotel occupies a grand house on the corner of Plaza San Francisco, the capital’s most emblematic square. The hotel will be decorated with eclectic and eye-catching styles, mixing Art Nouveau with contemporary design.

“Attention-to-detail during restoration has been exceptional,” says Paulina Burbano de Lara, Metropolitan Touring’s CEO. “We have managed to maintain nearly all of the house’s original architectural features. These include its tall, elegant windows, which provide fantastic views of the Panecillo hillside, the plaza and the cosy, characteristic inner courtyard. The restoration also reinforced the mansion from the bottom up, making it stronger than ever for the coming centuries.”

The hotel features wonderful spaces for different moods and times of day: a garden-patio brimming with orchids and native plants, a dining room ideal for enjoying refined culinary experiences or simply people-watching in the square beyond, and a roof-top terrace with wrap-around views of the historic centre’s towers, tiles and spires – an unbeatable spot to watch the frequent religious and cultural events on the square below.

“Due to the character of this heritage building, the hotel has rooms of varying sizes and locations,” explains María Cecilia Alzamora, Commercial Vice-President of Inbound Tourism. “We have therefore decided to divide them into three categories, while maintaining the same amenities and services in each.”

The names of the rooms reflect the mansion’s rich history: San Miguel was the name of the house, which according to historical records was part of an estate sold in 1850; while San Roque is the name of the old Quito neighbourhood in which the mansion is found.

The rack rates for the rooms (double or single occupancy, including breakfast and taxes) will be as follows: 1 Panecillo suite, with a king-size bed and balcony, with views southwards to the Panecillo hillside ($ 693); 21 San Miguel rooms, 8 with king-size beds and 13 doubles with full-size beds ($ 590); and 9 San Roque rooms, 5 king-size beds and 4 doubles with full-size beds ($ 484). Two pairs of rooms are inter-connecting, perfect for families. Fourteen rooms can have additional beds installed for children up to 12 years old. The extra cost is $ 43.

Find out more about the hotel, its history and its new lease of life at: http://www.casonasanmiguel.com.

###

Attachments

©Copyright 1997-

, Vocus PRW Holdings, LLC.
Vocus, PRWeb, and Publicity Wire are trademarks or registered trademarks of Vocus, Inc. or Vocus PRW Holdings, LLC.

Houston, TX (Vocus) November 29, 2010

Andrews Kurth LLP announced today the election of ten of its lawyers to the partnership. Monica S. Blacker, Nancy B. Bostic, Jeffrey M. Butler, Heather McLemore Chenoweth, Timothy A. “Tad” Davidson II, Austin D. Jones, Allison D. Mantor, Matthew G. Nielsen, Paul Radich, and Mitchell A. Reid, will assume their new positions on January 1, 2011.

“This group of new partners carries on a tradition at Andrews Kurth of recognizing exemplary legal talent,” said Bob Jewell, Managing Partner. “The addition of these new partners will allow us to continue to build on the excellence of our people and provide value to our clients every day.”

MONICA S. BLACKER | DALLAS

Monica’s practice includes representation of debtors, secured and unsecured creditors, and creditors’ committee in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings. Monica’s practice focuses on out-of-court workouts and in-court bankruptcies. In the recent years, her focus has been on real estate cases, representing major lending institutions. Monica’s recent cases have included NextMedia Group, Inc., BroadStar Wind Systems Group, LLC, DBSI, Inc., M.B.S. Properties and Kitty Hawk, Inc. Monica received her J.D., cum laude, in 1996 from Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law and her B.B.A., cum laude, in 1993 from James Madison University.

NANCY B. BOSTIC | HOUSTON

Nancy’s practice includes representing publicly-traded and privately-held companies and venture capital funds in equity and debt securities offerings and mergers and acquisitions, including public company competitive bidding contests, valued from $ 25 million to $ 1 billion. Nancy has extensive experience in recapitalizations and joint ventures requiring complex LLC and partnership agreements. Nancy recently represented Hilcorp Energy Company in a $ 400 million investment by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. in a newly-formed partnership to own and develop Hilcorp’s oil and gas properties in Texas, represented Magellan Midstream Partners in a $ 65 million development agreement with a private investment group to construct crude oil storage facilities in Oklahoma and represented Atlas Holdings LLC in $ 50 million acquisition of an energy-from-waste plant in Michigan. Nancy received her LL.M. in Taxation in 1996 from New York University School of Law, her J.D., cum laude, in 1995 from Pepperdine University School of Law and her B.A. in 1991 from Tufts University.

JEFFREY M. BUTLER | HOUSTON

Jeff’s practice includes a broad range of business transactions, with focus in the areas of banking, finance, real estate and mergers and acquisitions. His experience includes representing lenders and borrowers in secured lending transactions, project financings and commercial loans, as well as representing buyers and sellers of commercial and residential real estate and representing landlords and tenants in office and retail leasing transactions. His experience also includes representing both buyers and sellers in asset and equity purchases in a variety of fields, including oil and gas and energy-related industries, and representing both debtors and creditors in bankruptcy matters. Jeff received his J.D., magna cum laude, in 2002 from the University of Houston Law Center and his B.A. in 1996 from The University of Texas.

HEATHER McLEMORE CHENOWETH | HOUSTON

Heather’s experience includes representation of issuers and underwriters in public and private offerings of equity and debt securities, as well as representing corporate clients in mergers and acquisitions. She has extensive experience with master limited partnerships. Heather also advises public companies regarding compliance with the corporate governance requirements of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, the periodic reporting requirements under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and other general corporate and securities matters. Most recently, she represented the acquirer in the $ 8.0 billion merger with Enterprise GP Holdings L.P., the special committee of the board of directors of the target in the $ 1.9 billion merger with Inergy L.P., and the underwriters in the initial public offering by Oasis Petroleum Inc., the largest U.S. IPO then priced year to date in 2010 and the first onshore exploration and production company to go public since 2007. Heather received her J.D. and M.B.A. in 1998 from The University of Texas School of Law/McCombs School of Business and her B.A. in 1992, with honors, in Political Science from The University of Texas.

TIMOTHY “TAD” A. DAVIDSON II | HOUSTON

Tad’s practice includes representing debtors, secured and unsecured creditors, and various committees in Chapter 11 reorganizations across the country. His practice also focuses on pre-bankruptcy workouts and distressed real estate transactions as well as advising clients on insolvency and counter-party risks related to mergers, acquisitions and general corporate transactions. Tad received his J.D. in 1999 from Emory University School of Law and his B.A., cum laude, in 1994 from University of South Carolina.

AUSTIN D. JONES | DALLAS

Austin’s practice focuses on litigation with an emphasis on commercial litigation and oil and gas litigation involving upstream and midstream segments of the industry. As a part of his commercial practice, Austin has handled cases in both state and federal courts involving contract disputes, deceptive trade practices, cyberpiracy, intellectual property, fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, conspiracy, misappropriation of confidential information, and breach of warranty. In connection with his oil and gas practice, Austin has represented producers and processors in state court and arbitration proceedings involving a wide range of matters, including royalty litigation, lease termination cases and disputes arising under operating agreements. Austin is a member of the IT Steering Committee and often counsels clients regarding e-discovery matters. Austin received his J.D. in 2001 from The University of Texas School of Law and his B.A. in 1997, magna cum laude, from Southwestern University in Georgetown.

ALLISON D. MANTOR | HOUSTON

Allison’s practice includes experience in various federal income tax matters with an emphasis on domestic business transaction planning. She has significant experience advising publicly-traded partnerships (MLPs) on capital formation, acquisition and recapitalization activities and has served as tax counsel to both issuers and underwriters in connection with numerous MLP initial public and follow-on offerings. Allison also advises clients on federal income tax issues in mergers and acquisitions, including tax-free reorganizations. Allison received her J.D. in 1989, with high honors from The University of Texas School of Law and her B.B.A. in 1985, with highest honors from The University of Texas.

MATTHEW G. NIELSEN | DALLAS

Matthew practices in the firm’s Corporate Compliance, Investigations and Defense group. His practice focuses on conducting internal investigations; assisting clients in civil and criminal matters before the U.S. Department of Justice, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), state securities boards, and state attorneys general; and representing clients in securities litigation. In his investigation practice, Matthew has represented boards of directors, audit committees, and small to Fortune 100-companies in matters that include alleged violations of federal and state securities laws, embezzlement and self-dealing, earnings manipulation and other accounting fraud, Medicaid fraud, and Foreign Corrupt Practices Act violations. In his regulatory work, Matthew represents public companies, directors and officers, accountants, broker-dealers, investment advisers, and registered individuals in SEC and FINRA compliance examinations and enforcement investigations and proceedings. Matthew also has substantial litigation and trial experience, in state and federal court, as well as arbitration, successfully handling disputes that include securities fraud, shareholder and closely-held company litigation, legal and accounting malpractice, employment discrimination, complex contractual matters, and injunctions. Matthew received his J.D., magna cum laude, in 2001 from Baylor Law School and his B.B.A. (Finance), cum laude, in 1998 from Texas Christian University.

PAUL RADICH | AUSTIN & HOUSTON

Paul focuses his practice on counseling governmental entities regarding litigation challenges that occur in the public sector. He has handled cases in both state and federal courts, at the trial and appellate levels. Specifically, Paul handles disputes involving eminent domain, ad valorem taxes, voting rights, civil rights, contract disputes, construction and commercial litigation, tort litigation, election contests, annexation and municipal incorporation, and land-use disputes, including zoning, deed restriction, sign control and other regulatory matters. Paul has participated in a number of jury trials, including the successful dismissal in late 2008 of a multi-million dollar condemnation case in which the firm’s client was awarded over $ 1 million in fees and costs. Paul received his J.D., magna cum laude, in 2001 from the University of Houston Law Center and his B.A., magna cum laude, in 1998 from the University of North Texas.

MITCHELL A. REID | HOUSTON

Mitch’s practice consists of commercial litigation, including life, health and disability insurance litigation, and business torts. His practice focuses on ERISA and all aspects of managed care litigation, including extensive experience in ERISA benefits litigation, bad faith insurance practices litigation, prompt pay litigation and provider litigation, including contractual and extra-contractual disputes with providers and hospitals. Additionally, Mitch has a significant amount of experience in oil and gas disputes, toxic tort litigation, contract disputes, debt collection, Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) disputes and False Claims Act and qui tam actions. Mitch received his J.D., cum laude, in 2002 from the University of Houston Law Center and his B.A. in 1995 from the Indiana University.

ABOUT ANDREWS KURTH LLP

For more than a century, Andrews Kurth has built its practice on the belief that “straight talk is good business.” Real answers, clear vision and mutual respect define the firm’s relationships with clients, colleagues, communities and employees. With 400 lawyers and offices in Austin, Beijing, Dallas, Houston, London, New York, The Woodlands and Washington, DC, Andrews Kurth represents a wide array of clients in multiple industries. For more information about Andrews Kurth, please visit andrewskurth.com.

###

©Copyright 1997-

, Vocus PRW Holdings, LLC.
Vocus, PRWeb, and Publicity Wire are trademarks or registered trademarks of Vocus, Inc. or Vocus PRW Holdings, LLC.

Federally Registerd Non Profit Law Clinic

Santa Ana, CA (PRWEB) December 1, 2010

As the housing crisis deepens, true relief for homeowners is scarce. A Non Profit Law Clinic with supporters and volunteers that range from law students, 38 year multi state licensed Mortgage and Real Estate Contract Litigators, Real Estate/Mortgage Professionals to large Investment Firms has launched a breakthrough approach, effectively allowing for a substantial “principal reduction” – something unheard of in the Financial Industry until now, by allowing individual homeowners to participate in a very common banking practice.

Consumer Protection Assistance Coalition (CPAC), an established Non Profit Organization with Federal Government recognition as a 501 c3 Tax deductable organization with a current presence in Washington DC, Arizona, California, Colorado and New York is taking a very unique but effective approach to help all families especially those with children and the elderly facing homelessness due to wrongful or illegal Bank Practices including wrongful foreclosure. One of CPAC’s Directors, James Curtis Esq, a practicing Attorney for almost 25 years and 10 year veteran as lead criminal prosecutor in the Assistant District Attorneys Office has attracted many supporters and alliances for their cause.

“In our struggles to help families that the lenders have seemed to “toss aside” out of greed and in most cases very questionable if not illegal actions perpetrated by the same lenders our Tax (TARP) Payer Billions went to, we have seemed to have attracted some very innovative supporters that now allow us to offer a true “Restructured Mortgage” program by using the same system those same lenders have been using for decades, buying and selling Mortgage Notes back and forth to each other, only they never allowed the homeowner to benefit from, until now, we call it Consumer Home Affordable Restructured Mortgage program or just CHARM for short. ” states Mr. Curtis.

Mr. Curtis continues “In today’s Banking environment, Note Holders of Home Mortgages are trading, buying and selling both Non Performing as well as Performing Mortgage Notes like a Monopoly game, only with real people’s lives that they don’t seem to care about. Our approach is very simple, yet very effective. We help the consumer with every aspect and level of aggressiveness in approaching their lender to allow a long term sustainable alternative to foreclosure. We use many different approaches, some very subtle and non threatening to very aggressive methods including but not limited to State and or Federal Law suits filed against the Lender and the actual Note Holder for very commonly found errors, mistakes, violations or misrepresentations in the loan itself that may make that loan legally unenforceable let alone un-foreclosable”.

According to Mr. Curtis statement, “Every one knows the lenders have no intention in voluntarily helping the homeowner, not if it causes the lender any type of loss. That’s why the current failure rate on voluntary lender loan modifications has been reported higher than 99%. I read some where that out of 650k families that finally received a Trail Plan, with a promise to get permanently modified, only 2000 families received a permanent loan modification. Most of those re-defaulted and were only short term rate reductions that will place the home owner back in the same or worse spot in the near future”. Mr Curtis continues “Unfortunately the homeowners now have very few real alternatives other than what their lenders want them to do, either selling their home, being forced to accept a meaningless temporary interest rate reduction, experiencing foreclosure or finding a more aggressive offensive approach based on the lenders short comings, that’s where we come in. Unlike other than Non Profit entities paid by, sponsored by or supported by the banks them selves, like wolves in sheep’s clothing guarding the hen house. We work against the bank and only for the Consumer using Consumer Protective Laws and the United States Court System”.

According to Mr. James Curtis Esq “CPAC offers all consumers many completely free, no fee services and products that many consumers benefit from every day, because we have a very high level of Banking Professionals with in our organization, we actually get a good percentage of our clients meaningful and sustainable restructured mortgages with out having to resort to more aggressive methods, and that’s our goal 100% of the time. But in the event that the consumer wishes or is forced to by their lender, we put on our boxing gloves and kick them between the legs.”

Mr. Curtis continues “If that doesn’t get our consumer a settlement that they can truly afford, then we are prepared to go the full 12 rounds, but we slide a brick in each glove for leverage. Whack the Bank once upside the head then offer them a extra strength Tylenol and a pillow. We have attracted a few very interesting supporters that are investment firms, one is publically traded and others have pledged up to $ 78 million in revolving credit lines and are prepared to buy the Non performing Mortgage Notes or in some cases buy the homes from the foreclosing bank and resell the same home back to the homeowner, homeowners and their relatives for close to today’s market value”.

“One firm has agreed to do the same and actually lease back the home to the homeowner that was getting foreclosed on and give that homeowner a Purchase Option Agreement that will give the homeowner the chance to address any financial as well as credit issues. We are actually actively making great advances in aligning ourselves with a Private Banking institution that will actually give a new loan to the homeowner while they are in foreclosure, no other Non Profit or For Profit Organization that I know of can say that”. He continues, “ Our Coalition has many successful cases that resulted in the homeowner that was getting foreclosed on not getting any voluntarily help from their lender either bought their same house back for market value thru our investment partners or are still living in the same home paying a much lower monthly payment, in some cases less a third of what their prior payment was with the first right of refusal to purchase back their home for close to today’s market value, in a specific case that meant $ 250k less, half of that was previously owed on the same property to the foreclosing lender with a faulty mortgage loan contract”.

CPAC offers any consumer free consultation, free lender fraud and violation analysis, free permanent principal reduction program pre-qualification, free loan modification package that is lender specific with web based paperless document upload, storage and immediate recall delivery with password protected access for the homeowner or any one the homeowner wishes to have viewing access to what is now always getting lost by lenders. CPAC also offers free Home Affordable Modification Program (CHAMP) long term result review and free explanation of consumer protective laws, services and products that are available to educate and prepare every consumer to make the decision that’s right for them. Some thing your lender and your lenders paid affiliates, including most Non Profit company’s wont do. CPAC will even offer consumers a free explanation of non legal alternatives that will only help the consumer not the lender then refer or introduce the pre-qualified consumer to a vetted experienced professional to properly execute that alternative. Why do they do all this for free, well they do it hoping that their free services, advice and products do the trick, but in the event that a consumer needs a more aggressive approach CPAC wants the consumers to understand and be aware of other very reasonably priced consumer protective legal products and services CPAC’s Staff Attorneys or Of Council hopefully will assist with, including but not limited to Class Action Lender Law Suits seeking Quiet Title, that’s a paid off free and clear home due to lender Fraud, violations, misrepresentation and complete mishandling of official documents.

CPAC also seeks contributions, donations and pledges from both the public and private sector that will be used 100% to help post or pre foreclosure families with children or the elderly that are or maybe facing homelessness due to foreclosure. There is a lot of focus on foreclosure; there has been Billions of dollars in bail out funds given to Corporate America, Wall Street Criminals, Banking Institutions that didn’t really need Billion Dollar Bonuses. So far all the focus has been placed on post foreclosure assistance to the Banking Institutions. But no one has addressed the poor families suffering from the lenders greed, abuse and illegalities committed against America’s average John Doe, who has Grandpa or Grandma and 2 small innocent children living with them who can’t fight the Bankers alone, that’s why CPAC exists.

If you are or know a family in need of CPAC’s help, or you wish to make a donation, pledge or contribution to a very worthy cause before the end of the year, please visit CPAC’s web site http://www.CPACaid.org. Its time America re-focuses in the right direction. CPAC’s phone number is 866-773-7864

# # #

©Copyright 1997-

, Vocus PRW Holdings, LLC.
Vocus, PRWeb, and Publicity Wire are trademarks or registered trademarks of Vocus, Inc. or Vocus PRW Holdings, LLC.

More Tax Lease Press Releases

Stamford, CT (PRWEB) April 20, 2010

Choyce Peterson, Inc. (http://www.choycepeterson.com), a commercial real estate brokerage and consulting firm, today announced the completion of lease negotiations for WTP Advisors (http://www.wtpadvisors.com), a tax and business services firm focused on complex quantitative solutions. The renewal more than tripled the company’s headquarters to 11,765 square feet at White Plains Plaza, One North Broadway, White Plains, NY.

WTP Advisors chose Choyce Peterson as a commercial real estate broker for the third time since 2008 when they concluded an initial lease at the same location for 2,192 square feet. This time, Choyce Peterson negotiated an expansion of more than 7,900 square feet and a lease extension of their existing 3,800 square feet thanks to John Hannigan, Principal of the company and lead broker on all three occasions.

Mr. Hannigan commented, “We are pleased to see WTP Advisors’ steady growth, and I am personally honored by their continuing confidence in our firm. We urge our expanding clients to consider expansion within their building as a viable option for business continuity, employee satisfaction and preferred location.”

Mr. Hannigan went on to note numerous economic benefits based on WTP’s status as an existing tenant tripling its office size, including a staged expansion to meet WTP’s growing needs as they arise, as well as continued use of a shuttle to the train station and amenities such as

a brand new lobby, a shared conference room and a popular ground-floor retail, Panera Bread.

Michael Minihan, Partner of WTP Advisors, elaborated, “We run a specialized tax and business advisory firm servicing a growing corporate niche and were especially pleased to expand within our current building. By doing so, we retained all our employees by keeping the same commute, preserved a landlord we knew and liked, and are now able to accommodate our future expansion. Choyce Peterson was invaluable in recommending and executing this course of action.”

WTP currently supports 30 people in its White Plains headquarters. Its landlord, Heyman Properties, was represented by Larry Ruggieri and Glenn Walsh of Cushman & Wakefield.

For more information, please call 203-356-9600; or write Choyce Peterson, 2001 West Main Street, Stamford, CT 06902.

About WTP Advisors

Founded in 2005, WTP Advisors, formerly “Worldwide Trade Partners,” offers turnkey tax and business services that arm businesses with the information they need in order to operate at peak efficiency and profitability. Our unique, powerful blend of people, process and technology provides a wide range of benefits for international and domestic businesses. WTP’s tax services include manufacturing and export incentives, foreign tax credit-related calculations, international tax compliance and tax provision calculations. WTP’s business advisory services include data analysis, strategy and change management, operations excellence, strategic sourcing and procurement, product development and process re-engineering.

About White Plains Plaza

White Plains Plaza is a 712,000 sq. ft. office and retail complex located in the heart of downtown White Plains. In 2004, Heyman Properties purchased the complex and have since completed major renovations to include a multi-million dollar renovation to the lobby of One North Broadway. In addition to the recent expansion of Worldwide Trade Partners, White Plains Plaza houses such prestigious office Tenants as Jackson Lewis, Keane & Beane P.C., Cuddy & Feder, LLP and Greenberg Traurig, LLP. The complex offers excellent access to many shops and restaurants in the downtown area and is within minutes away from the White Plains Transportation Center and major highways and parkways that surround White Plains.

About Choyce Peterson

Choyce Peterson, Inc., a commercial real estate brokerage and consulting firm, was founded in 1997 and includes offices in Stamford, CT and Rye Brook, NY. The company has negotiated millions of square feet of transactions spanning 42 states and Canada, primarily for clients based in Fairfield and Westchester counties. The Choyce Peterson process delivers creative and comprehensive real estate solutions to help clients derive maximum value from their real estate decisions.

# # #

©Copyright 1997-

, Vocus PRW Holdings, LLC.
Vocus, PRWeb, and Publicity Wire are trademarks or registered trademarks of Vocus, Inc. or Vocus PRW Holdings, LLC.

For more information, please visit www.thegallagherlawfirm.com.

Lansing, MI (PRWEB) September 06, 2011

The Gallagher Law Firm, a business law firm based in Lansing, Michigan, was recently accepted into the International Society of Primerus Law Firms (Primerus). Primerus is a society of top-rated, independent, boutique law firms that have been rigorously screened and have earned the right to display the Primerus seal of quality.

As one of the most respected law firm societies, Primerus has over 180 member firms in 125 cities located in 35 countries around the world. Primerus has become the size of some of the world’s largest law firms and is growing at an unprecedented pace throughout Europe, Asia, and elsewhere around the globe. High quality legal services at reasonable fees – that’s how Primerus can work for you. With over 2,800 lawyers in the society, Primerus members, collectively, offer the breadth of expertise and jurisdictional coverage that only the world’s largest law firms can offer to their clients, but at more reasonable rates.

Attorney Byron Gallagher noted, “We are honored to be accepted into Primerus. Our membership in Primerus provides a tremendous resource and advantage for our clients particularly with respect to matters outside Michigan and the United States”.

As an established law firm, The Gallagher Law Firm has long been recognized for its service to mid-Michigan businesses, professionals, and commercial ventures involved in the areas of planning, transactions, and litigation. Over the years, The Gallagher Law Firm has expanded its practice to personally serve the families and individuals of its clientele to include comprehensive estate planning services and probate administration. The firm has received the AV- Peer Rating by Martindale-Hubbell, the authoritative directory of lawyers for the past 140 years, signifying the very highest in legal ability and ethical standards.

The Gallagher Law Firm attorneys provide a broad and diverse range of practice areas to accommodate the various legal demands of its clients. The firm represents businesses, families, and individuals throughout Michigan with a variety of legal services in Administrative Law, Aged and Aging, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Appellate Practice, Bankruptcy, Banks & Banking Law, Business Law, Commercial Development and Leasing, Construction Law, Estate Planning, Franchise Law, Litigation, Litigation Budgets, Municipal & Zoning Law, Oil & Gas Law, Probate & Trust Administration, Real Property, Receiverships, Tax Appeals, Tax Law and Title Insurance Law.

###

©Copyright 1997-

, Vocus PRW Holdings, LLC.
Vocus, PRWeb, and Publicity Wire are trademarks or registered trademarks of Vocus, Inc. or Vocus PRW Holdings, LLC.

Find More Tax Lease Press Releases

(PRWEB) January 9, 2005

An aircraft or marine note is created when either is purchased and the seller (either an aircraft dealer or an individual) provides the financing. Diversified Financial Services represents funding sources that purchase existing notes for cash. For aircraft and marine manufactures and dealers we can also work with you to arrange point of sale funding. This allows you to offer financing to your customers without having to secure bank lines of credit. Funding sources can also serve as an alternative form of financing source to flight schools that have trouble securing funds from banks due to length of time in business to purchase aircraft.

Leasing opportunities:

You know the needs of your business. You know the benefits of having that new equipment to increase the efficiency and productivity of your operation. You can select to lease the equipment you need without tying up valuable capital and lines of credit. Leases are paid with before tax money. Commercial aircraft leasing financing is available to international locations.

# # #

©Copyright 1997-

, Vocus PRW Holdings, LLC.
Vocus, PRWeb, and Publicity Wire are trademarks or registered trademarks of Vocus, Inc. or Vocus PRW Holdings, LLC.

Buffalo Grove, Ill. (PRWEB) June 16, 2006

IPA Advisory & Intermediary Services, LLC (IPA A&I Services), acted as the financial advisor to Knox Waste Service, LLC to facilitate the needs of Knox Waste Service, LLC and arranged for a $ 591,746 equipment lease program from Diversified Lenders, Inc. of Lubbock, Texas, as announced today by Stewart Cloer, Senior Manager for IPA A&I Services.

Diversified Lenders, Inc. is a leading commercial and municipal finance company, providing clients with a variety of financing and leasing products.

Founded in 1986, Diversified Lenders has the management skill, financial resources, industry expertise and product knowledge to serve client needs in the United States. They offer equipment financing and leasing, accounts receivable financing, municipal financing, vendor programs and bank services.

Knox Waste Service, LLC is a premier provider of contract non-hazardous waste removal services for cities located in West Texas. Recently, the City of Seymour, Texas contacted Mr. Merle Knox requesting that Knox Waste Service, LLC provide the city and its residents with waste removal services. Mr. Knox contacted the transaction group of IPA Advisory & Intermediary Services, LLC (IPA A&I Services) to assist Knox Waste Service, LLC in obtaining financing to expand business operations and to secure additional non-hazardous waste removal contracts.

IPA Advisory and Intermediary Services (IPA A&I) is an accomplished advisory firm and is dedicated to assisting entrepreneurially owned companies with developing successful strategies and securing the financial resources necessary to drive their growth. A&I Services and its professionals are experienced in working with small and medium-sized businesses, helping them navigate each stage from start-up through emerging growth and beyond. IPA A&I and its alliance partners, International Profit Associates, Inc. (IPA-IBA), Integrated Business Analysis, Inc. (IBA), International Tax Advisors (ITA) and Accountancy Associates, LLC (AAL), provide comprehensive business advisory services and tax strategies to companies in the United States, Canada and other locations worldwide. Additional information is immediately available by visiting http://www.aiservices.com, http://www.ipa-iba.com, http://www.iba-usa.net and http://www.internationaltaxadvisors.com . The Public Relations Department may be contacted at: telephone (847) 495-6786; facsimile (847) 495-6773.

###

©Copyright 1997-

, Vocus PRW Holdings, LLC.
Vocus, PRWeb, and Publicity Wire are trademarks or registered trademarks of Vocus, Inc. or Vocus PRW Holdings, LLC.

As businesses expand, needs change and so do one’s office address. Leasing is the way to go and the commercial leasing of property is the best way to fulfill your requirements without the hassles of investing in property, bothering about taxes, or the stress of looking after the maintenance requirements of commercial premises.
The benefits of leasing commercial property in Dubai are many. There are cost advantages like the lack of trade barriers, corporate taxes and income taxes. Labor costs are competitive and energy overheads are comparatively lower than other countries. There are free zone incentives like high level administrative support, 100% exemption from all import duties and 100% foreign ownership. Energy is inexpensive and abundant and there is freedom from corporate taxation. Moreover the business environment is unrivalled and conducive to the easy transaction of business dealing. State of the art communications and transportation systems are in place, there is a free enterprise system, the finances and banking sectors are well developed and sophisticated and the lifestyle is cosmopolitan.

Leasing a commercial property in Dubai thus has manifold plus points. One conducts business from state of the art buildings with second to none facilities, premises in prestigious and prime locations, plush comforts, sophisticated amenities and above all a healthy atmosphere to conduct business in.

More Tax Lease Articles

Englewood, CO (PRWEB) February 17, 2009

Automotive Titling Corporation’s web solution offers dealers an easy way to title and register leased or purchased vehicles across state lines. Dealers can quickly view applicable tax rates and paperwork requirements for complicated out of state titling transactions.

“Automotive Titling Corporation (ATC ) has long been the industry leader in providing title and registration services to the Auto Dealer community,” says Ken Alley, ATC President, “over the last several months we have experienced a dramatic increase in the demand for our services”

“Dealers are selling more and more vehicles across State lines; largely due to their ability to extend their marketing efforts outside their traditional markets thru the use of the internet.”

In order to keep up with the growing demand for these services, ATC has increased their staff over 30% over the last several months and launched initiatives to completely re-engineer their web based operating systems.

In these down economic times, Dealers are seeking cost effective solutions to a wide myriad of challenges; often outsourcing difficult tasks to replace fixed overhead.

ATC’s web solution offers dealers an easy way to title and register leased or purchased vehicles across state lines. Dealers can quickly view applicable tax rates and paperwork requirements for complicated out of state titling transactions. By utilizing ATC for out of state processing services dealers can be confident that the ownership paperwork is completed quickly and accurately, therefore; providing the best customer service to the Dealer customer.

About Automotive Titling Corporation (ATC): Automotive Titling Corporation has been in business 37 years, and successfully processes vehicle titles and registrations in EVERY State and County throughout the USA. Clients include over 2000 Franchise Dealerships, Brokers, Auto Credit Institutions, Fleet Managers, Internet listing services and Leasing Agents.

###

Attachments

©Copyright 1997-

, Vocus PRW Holdings, LLC.
Vocus, PRWeb, and Publicity Wire are trademarks or registered trademarks of Vocus, Inc. or Vocus PRW Holdings, LLC.

More Tax Lease Press Releases

Leasing of Alfa Romeo not harms the bank balance. With world class specifications you can choose a models and colors. Here no tax so one can save pretty penny of your money too . Lease an Alfa Romeo is a top choice for businesses as well as individuals who are in need of high quality car with low monthly lease price. In leasing there is no need of high initial deposit so comparing purchasing choosing Romeo lease can be effective choice. Alfa Romeo lease is a fantastic option if you’re in the need of traditional purchasing. Alfa 159 Estate, 159 Saloon, Brera Coupe, Giulietta Hatchback, GT Coupe, Mito Hatchback, and Spider Convertible are Alfa Romeo lease car ranges. We can lease the Alfa Romeo Mito Hatchback prices starting from ?192.55 with initial payment of ?577.65, Alfa Romeo Giulietta Hatchback lease prices starting from ?240.36 initial payment needed of ?721.08, Alfa Romeo 159 Saloon lease prices starting from ?314.25 initial payment needed of ?942.75, Alfa Romeo 150 Estate lease prices starting from ?327.12 initial payment needed of ?981.36, Alfa Romeo Brera Coupe lease prices starting from ?366.38 initial payment needed of ?1099.14, Alfa Romeo Spider Convertible lease prices starting from ?390.81 initial payment needed of ?1172.43, Alfa Romeo GT Coupe lease prices starting from ?396.53 initial payment needed of ?1189.59.

Find More Tax Lease Articles