New titles at Evanston Public Library

Wild west 2.0 : how to protect and restore your online reputation on the untamed social frontier,  

Fertik, Michael. American Management Association, c2010.  [ 659.2 Ferti.M]

"The book contains tools to help perform an online reputation audit as well as have false information removed from websites. There are a good glossary, informative chapter notes, and lots of additional information available on the book's official website. There are no comparable works, since the technology referred to changes so rapidly.This accessible book would be great for anyone interested in having a personal or business presence on the Internet and for those interested in the sociological impacts of web 2.0. " (Library Journal review)

Companies on a mission : entrepreneurial strategies for growing sustainably, responsibly, and profitably.  Russo, Michael V.  Stanford Business Books, c2010. [658.408 Russo.M]

"The book strikes a good balance between well-researched scholarship (including charts, graphs, and many footnotes) and real-world examples that enhance the readability and keep readers interested...A well-written and informative business book that provides valuable tips and background for anyone interested in starting up or managing a socially conscious company."  (Library Journal review)

The Wall Street journal essential guide to management : lasting lessons from the best leadership minds of our time.  Murray, Alan S., 1954-.  Harper Business, c2010. 

Draws the best from the existing body of knowledge and research, and summarizes it in a simple, clear, and useful way. Focusing on classic and contemporary works that have been recommended by members of The Wall Street Journal CEO Council-all chief executives of large and successful global companies-it is an invaluable reference and essential tool for every manager, new and experienced alike.

IRS releases draft of form to Help Small Businesses Claim New Health Care Tax Credit

On September 7, the IRS released a draft of the form 8941, that will be used by small business owners to claim a tax credit under the new health care law.  The final version will be available later this year.  The credit is designed to encourage small employers to offer health insurance coverage for the first time or maintain coverage they already have.


If you have any comments on this draft form, you can submit them to the IRS on their web site.  You may make comments anonymously, or you may include your name and e-mail address or phone number.  Due to the high volume of comments they expect to receive, they will not be able to respond to each individual.  However, they will carefully consider each suggestion.  Comments should be sent within 30 days from the date the draft was posted.  Be sure to include the words DRAFT  and Form 8941 in your response.