PRESS-NEWS.org - Press Release Distribution
PRESS RELEASES DISTRIBUTION

Global Tax Network (GTN) Voted "Tax Provider of the Year" for Second Year in a Row

GTN honored, for the second year in a row, as "Tax Provider of the Year" at the EMMA Awards event recognizing the firm for outstanding achievement and innovation in the Global Mobility industry.

2012-09-23
MAPLE GROVE, MN, September 23, 2012 (Press-News.org) GTN honored, for the second year in a row, as "Tax Provider of the Year" at the EMMA Awards event recognizing the firm for outstanding achievement and innovation in the Global Mobility industry.

Minneapolis, MN, September 21, 2012 - GTN was named 'Tax Provider of the Year' at the EMMA Awards event in Las Vegas on September 13th. See http://totallyexpat.com/emmas2012/.

The EMMA Awards are hosted by the Forum for Expatriate Management (FEM) to recognize outstanding achievement and innovation in the Global Mobility industry worldwide.

This year's contest drew more than one thousand nominations in twenty-four categories. Other short-listed nominees for the 'Tax Provider of the Year' award included "Big Four," second tier, and boutique tax professional services firms.

The panel of independent judges selecting this year's winner was comprised of some of the most highly esteemed professionals in the industry, including global mobility professionals from AECOM, Alliance Data, Apple, Autodesk, Bechtel Business Services, Black & Veatch, Cisco, Dell, Genworth, Gulfstream Aerospace, Kraft Foods, Lockheed Martin Corporation, Microsoft, PepsiCo, Research in Motion, and Worley Parsons.

FEM, an international information portal and resource for members in the global mobility field, annually hosts Global Mobility Summits for the Americas, Europe, and (new this year) Asia, the highlight of which is the EMMA awards -- honoring select corporate global mobility programs and affiliate service providers for best practices in the global mobility field.

In addition to receiving the 2012 'Tax Provider of the Year' EMMA award for the Americas, GTN recently also became a Choose People Certified Company (www.ChoosePeople.com/GTN) after having scored in the top 20% of companies for company culture.

GTN (www.GTN.com) is an International Assignment tax services firm providing Expatriate and Foreign National program development and support for organizations, including tax planning and preparation services related to employees on international assignment, transferring to a new country, or working temporarily outside of their home location (i.e., short term international assignments and business trips).

Contact: David Kolb, President
+1 (763) 746-4556, dkolb@GTN.com


ELSE PRESS RELEASES FROM THIS DATE:

Can Americans Travel Legally to Cuba at Last?

2012-09-23
US to Cuba legal travel has been subject to a great deal of debate over the past fifty years. In fact, very few living Americans have had the opportunity to see the island in person. In 2011, however, President Barack Obama greatly revised US Cuba travel restrictions by adding new categories to the General License qualifications as well as a Specific Travel license. Yet, it is not uncommon these days to hear that many travel groups, organizations and individuals are facing great obstacles when the time comes to renew their specific People-to-People Licenses. Under the ...

Sbraffle.org to Give Away a Trip for 2 to Super Bowl XLVII in New Orleans

Sbraffle.org to Give Away a Trip for 2 to Super Bowl XLVII in New Orleans
2012-09-23
Once again St. Gregory Parish in North East, PA is running their 3rd Annual Fundraiser that will take you and a guest to the Superbowl XLVII in New Orleans. The package includes two seats at the game in February, unique early access on game day, four nights in a hotel and $1,000 dollars! Back by popular demand is the second drawing for a huge flat screen TV. We are also securing tickets to regional games to encourage people to buy early. We already have 4 tickets to the Bills vs. Jaguars game on December 2nd. Only 5000 tickets will be sold so worst case scenario your ...

"Fit, Willing and Able" Campaign Focuses on Commercial Vehicle Safety

2012-09-23
"Fit, Willing and Able" Campaign Focuses on Commercial Vehicle Safety Florida area drivers know that large commercial vehicles on the road are potentially dangerous. Additionally, the risk of an accident increases when drivers of these vehicles are not in compliance with safety regulations. Fortunately, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is raising safety standards for interstate bus and trucking companies. New criteria are being implemented for the granting, withholding, revoking, or suspending of a company's operating authority registration; ...

U.S. Considering Total Ban on Asbestos

2012-09-23
U.S. Considering Total Ban on Asbestos Many people might remember actor Steve McQueen for his eponymous role in the movie Bullitt, where he performed what is widely considered to be one of the greatest car-chase scenes of all time. Off screen, though, McQueen garnered a more tragic notoriety when -- like countless others of his generation -- died from mesothelioma. He was just 50 years old when the cancer, caused by exposure to asbestos, took his life. Now, McQueen's widow, Barbara McQueen, is using the actor's legacy to try and convince federal lawmakers to finally ...

$1.8 Million Settlement During Trial for Family Injured in 2003 Metra Train Derailment

2012-09-23
On Sunday, October 12, 2003, Kathryn Kuk, Steven Kuk and Megan Kuk were passengers on a Metra train (2 locomotives and 5 passenger cars) that was transporting passengers from Chicago to Joliet, Illinois. Steve had just run the marathon that day and his wife, Kathryn and daughter, Megan were there to help Steve celebrate the achievement. They boarded Metra train 519 and headed home. As the Metra train approached the intersection of Federal Street and 47th Street in Chicago, the train's engineer missed a red stop light. The train derailed at a speed of 68 mph, where the maximum ...

Tyler Thompson Named One of the "Top 10 Attorneys in Kentucky for 2012" by Super Lawyers Magazine

2012-09-23
Louisville medical malpractice attorney Tyler Thompson has been named as one of the "Top 10 Attorneys in Kentucky for 2012" by Super Lawyers magazine. No more than 5 percent of the lawyers in the state are selected by Super Lawyers. Tyler is the senior partner at the firm of Dolt, Thompson, Shepherd & Kinney, PSC. He handles medical malpractice cases including birth injuries, surgical errors, and cases involving a failure to diagnose illnesses (e.g. cancer). Super Lawyers, a Thomson Reuters business, is a rating service of outstanding lawyers from more ...

Attorney Yannetti Named One of "Best Lawyers" in America

2012-09-23
The Yannetti Criminal Defense Law Firm is pleased to announce Attorney David Yannetti's selection as one of the "Best Lawyers" in America, according to U.S. News and World Report. This prestigious honor is conferred by the magazine in partnership with Best Lawyers, a highly-regarded peer-review publication. The title is bestowed after an exhaustive peer-review process which includes surveys in which lawyers are asked to evaluate their peer's performance and ethics standards. The Best Lawyers List has been a resource to identify exemplary lawyers for individuals ...

False Claims Act Goes to College: Higher Education and Blowing the Whistle on Government Fraud at Universities

2012-09-23
Nearly 50 years ago Congress passed the Higher Education Act of 1965, which bans colleges, universities and other higher-education institutions from using incentive-based systems for paying recruiters and admissions personnel. According to the Government Accountability Office, this Act is intended to "eliminate abusive recruiting practices" -- in other words, recruiting students to the institution whether they are qualified or not so that the institution can receive student-aid money. In the last decade more than a dozen False Claims Act lawsuits have been ...

Bike-Car Accidents: The Struggle for Safe Bicycling in New York City

2012-09-23
Common injuries from bike accidents include broken bones, burned or cut skin, teeth injury and head trauma that can cause brain injury, skull fractures and more. Bicycle Use Growing The New York City Department of Transportation, known as the NYCDOT, reports that commuting via bicycle in the city has "more than doubled" in the past six years or so, and about 500,000 residents use bicycles. The administration of Mayor Michael Bloomberg has aggressively promoted a pro-bicycle agenda, adding 255 bike-lane miles to city streets and expanding both indoor and ...

SSM Industries' Lightweight Flame Resistant Cotton Innovation

SSM Industries Lightweight Flame Resistant Cotton Innovation
2012-09-23
Tennessee based SSM Industries, Inc. introduces PRO-C FR 12 CAL, the industries' lightest weight flame resistant cotton fabric to achieve an Arc Thermal Protection Value (ATPV) of 12 cal/cm2. PRO-C FR 12 CAL is a 6.25 osy fabric, made in the USA, flame resistant cotton knit fabric with a 12 calorie arc rating. This fabric innovation offers an increased measure of safety and comfort. The utility industry has been calling for a single layer clothing solution with a 12 cal/cm2 ATPV rating. To help meet that need, SSM Industries, Inc. developed the fabric with the most ...

LAST 30 PRESS RELEASES:

TTUHSC’s Logsdon receives grant to study vascular side of traumatic brain injuries

Pusan National University researchers develop game-changing method to create safer, long-lasting lithium-ion batteries

Scientists uncover key to stable, high-performance, and long-life sodium-ion batteries

Age and gender influence food preferences and dietary patterns

Man’s best friend could be the spotted lanternfly’s worst enemy

Human eggs power down to protect themselves

NIST releases trove of genetic data to spur cancer research

Adults with heart-healthy metrics had better health from head to toe

Your lungs in chip form

Optimal heart health in children cuts risk of chronic diseases in adulthood

What makes debris flows dangerous

Uranium-based catalyst turns air nitrogen into ammonia

How the brain turns our intended words into the sounds of speech

Light reveals secrets encoded in chiral metasurfaces

Protecting childhood mental health after preterm birth: key factors identified

An aggressive childhood cancer case opens new avenues for advanced cell therapies

Amino acids play a key role in how cells respond to drugs

Deafness and loneliness pave the way for dementia

Food preferences, stigma among reasons students don’t eat free school meals

Depression often associated with early menopause: Why some women are at greater risk

Universal method unlocks entropy calculation for liquids

Induction effect of fluorine-grafted polymer-based electrolytes for high-performance lithium metal batteries

Intensity of opioid use appears to be higher in fentanyl era

'Adventurous’ vs ‘homebody’ anemonefish – research reveals key influences in diversification and evolution

Only Amazon MTurk’s ‘master’ workers provide reliable research data quality

Scientists find the first ice core from the European Alps that dates back to the last Ice Age

Yoga, Tai Chi, walking and jogging may be best forms of exercise for insomnia

Medical tourism for bariatric/weight reduction surgery needs urgent regulation

Funding for lifesaving global health programs forecasted to reach 15-year low, threatening to reverse decades of progress

Exercise could ease symptoms for people with Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia, but support and adequate guidance is lacking

[Press-News.org] Global Tax Network (GTN) Voted "Tax Provider of the Year" for Second Year in a Row
GTN honored, for the second year in a row, as "Tax Provider of the Year" at the EMMA Awards event recognizing the firm for outstanding achievement and innovation in the Global Mobility industry.