Monthly Archives: July 2009

Rebates under ‘Cash for Clunkers’ program viewed as tax exempt

The state Board of Equalization has announced that rebates under the federal Car Allowance Rebate System program are exempt from state sales and use taxes. The CARS rebates, paid by the Transportation Department’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, are considered … Continue reading

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Ontario company forms forensic accounting business

Eadie and Payne LLP in Ontario has formed a new subsidiary, EP Forensic and Valuation Services LLC. The new company will provide services related to financial forensics, fraud examination and audit, investigative services, fraud control and deterrence, and valuation services, … Continue reading

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Women’s business center to hold free class on starting a business

Cal State San Bernardino’s Inland Empire Women’s Business Center will hold a free workshop Saturday, Aug. 1, to help people who are considering launching a new business or who already operate their own businesses.  “Successful Start-Ups: The ABCs of Starting … Continue reading

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‘Helpful’ Honda campaign washes cars in Corona

The Southern California Honda Dealers Association and the “Helpful Guys & Girls in Blue” stopped by All Star Car Wash in Corona on Saturday, July 25, to surprise local Honda drivers with complimentary car washes and cold bottles of water … Continue reading

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HUD allocates $1 million to Inland Empire recovery

The Inland Empire Economic Recovery Corporation, a public-private partnership created in 2008 to combat the impacts of home foreclosures on the Inland Empire, will receive a $1 million appropriation from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. According to … Continue reading

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CVB Financial raises $132.5 million with common stock offering

CVB Financial Corp., parent company of Ontario-based Citizens Business Bank, sold 22,655,000 shares of its common stock during its recent offering. The public offering was priced at $5.85 per share. The total includes the exercise by the underwriters of their … Continue reading

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Women’s business center offers workshop on franchise ownership

Budding and veteran entrepreneurs can learn about the rewards and risks of franchise business ownership at a workshop Aug. 6 offered by Cal State San Bernardino’s Inland Empire Women’s Business Center.  “Starting Your Own Business: Is Franchise Ownership Right For … Continue reading

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Ontario company earns sixth ‘Good Corporate Citizen’ award

UniTech Services Group in Ontario has been named a “Good Corporate Citizen” by the Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County for the cleanliness of wastewater it discharges into the region’s municipal treatment and distribution system, according to a company news … Continue reading

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Rancho Cucamonga chamber seeks exhibitors for business event

The Rancho Cucamonga Chamber of Commerce is seeking participants for its quarterly business expo. The expo is scheduled at 5:30 p.m. Sept. 21 at the Joseph Filippi Winery, 12467 Base Line, Rancho Cucamonga. Cost: $25 per booth. Information: Stacey Sullens, … Continue reading

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Riverside communications company expands offerings

TMG Communications Inc. in Riverside has added two new divisions: land-use entitlement and government affairs. The divisions will be led by land-use attorney Matt Denham and government-affairs veteran Michael McKinney, according to a company news release.  Information: www.tmgonline.com

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