The best corporations for African Americans

Article Abstract:

A list of 25 corporations that are receptive to minorities and considered good places for African Americans to work is provided. Brief information on the listed corporations is given, such as what they produce, entry level positions, and benefits. A few of the companies are Johnson & Johnson, Kimberly-Clark Corporation, and McGraw Hill, Inc.

Human resource management, Employment, African Americans

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Tax Planning: Distributions of Appreciated Property to Shareholders

Article Abstract:

When a corporation distributes property to its shareholders, some or all of its prior deductions regarding that property may be taken back into income. This occurs under the tax benefit rule. The tax benefit rule applies to dividends, redemptions, and partial or total liquidations.

Taxation, Corporate taxes

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