Can you afford to take client's stock as payment?

Article Abstract:

Receiving stock, stock option or warrants are the most common non-cash compensation offered by public relations (PR) clients to services rendered. Before accepting such forms of compensations, a PR firm must first determine a number of things. These include the affordability of the deal by determining the amount of capital on hand, the fair market valuation of the stocks being offered and the conditions attached to the stock transfer in the form of taxes.

Market information - general

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Buy - sell agreement protects interests of PR firm owners

Article Abstract:

The important aspects of buy - sell contracts that safeguard the business ownership prospects of public relations organizations are presented. The three categories of buy - sell contracts, and the tasks that are associated due to the nonexistence of buy - sell contracts are outlined.

Management dynamics, Management, Interpretation and construction, Company business management, Buy-sell agreements

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Growth in the lease in PR u part I

Article Abstract:

According to Financial Accounting Standards Board, a professional accounting organization, there is growth in the leasing of most common equipment in the public relations business of United States.

Misc. Equipment Rental & Leasing, Usage, Reports, Growth, Lease and rental services industry, Lease and rental services, Financial Accounting Standards Board, Company growth

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