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Salary range:  $60-$75K depending upon experience (Exempt)

Phil Moncharsh, Attorney at Law, is looking for a Legal Assistant for a temporary assignment. Assistant workload consists of preparing and filing pleadings. It is a part-time job that starts immediately. If interested, contact Phil Moncharsh at email [email protected] or call, 805-340-0404.

Grad Getting Started!

We all remember being there… Recent Chapman grad with a B.A. in Communication Studies and a minor in Art History with work experience in marketing/social media management, including strategy, content creation, and writing blogs/articles. Looking to pursue part or full-time work in the marketing, media or administrative fields - but open to all opportunities. Eager to work and flexible.

Resume attached; work sample & personality assessment available. DM for details or contact her directly: Anne Cole.

Rick Longpre, Real Estate Broker

The U.S. Supreme Court rejected an appeal from Domino's Pizza, clearing the way for a lawsuit filed by a blind man alleging the chain's website and mobile app were not ADA accessible to people with disabilities.

You are invited to join us for our Cajun/Country Themed Summer get-together. WITH LIVE CAJUN AND NEW ORLEANS JAZZ BY JT & THE ZYDECO ZIPPERS.

Estate of Richmond v. Commissioner Rebutted
by JAMES LISI, CVA MBA
July 2017

Part one of this article presented the ‘current method’ and ‘option pricing method’ (OPM) for allocating value to common stock for 409a valuations, and how these two methods differ in pricing of common stock. Part two examines the implied changes made by OPM and how it affects stakeholders. We start with a brief review of the key impacts on the valuation problem.

On December 1, 2016 the U.S. Treasury and Internal Revenue Service held hearings on proposed regulations changes to Section 2704 of the tax code. They received 28,000 written comments, all opposed with a few exceptions. Thirty-seven speakers testified, and thirty-six requested full withdrawal of the proposed regulations.

Most Santa Barbara business owners and entrepreneurs have asked themselves whether they should (or could) buy the real estate used for their business. There are valid reasons to do each: renting may be the better solution if you are just starting out, or you need or prefer the flexibility allowed by leasing or you lack the cash down payment or credit required to purchase.