IRS Reiterates Denial of Fuel Excise Tax Rebate for Single-Engine Sweepers

Although a rebate may be obtained on the excise tax on the fuel used by a parking area sweeper’s auxiliary engine, the IRS does not allow such a rebate on single-engine sweepers. This article explains the IRS’ position.

Average Auxiliary Engine Fuel Consumption by Model

Listing of auxiliary engines and fuel usage information for each model

Federal Fuel Tax Rebates: Do You Qualify?

The IRS allows the excise tax portion of the fuel used by a parking area sweeper’s auxiliary engine to be rebated to the user company. Here are the guidelines for doing so.

New York Contractor a Successful Patriot Who Buys American

In 1970, Albanese had been out of the service for a few years and was looking for opportunity. He saw it in the construction field, and after buying a dump truck and a bulldozer he founded the Staten Island, NY, company known today as Quality 800 Asphalt in April of that year.

Wishing You a Safe and Happy 4th of July Holiday!

WSA Member Update 6.26.13

Send Holiday Notices to Customers Via Email

This link provides helpful information on sending holiday e-mails to customers. A sample template is attached, as is information on how to convert your holiday greeting into an image file.

Tips for Transitioning a Sweeping Company From One Generation to Another

Advice from George Hedley, president of HARDHAT Presentations, on how to make working for your parents a worthwhile pursuit. This article includes information on why parents hire their children and what a second-generation employee should be able to answer to before they take ownership of their parents business.

Get Better Organized Through Building Company Systems

Information from George Hedley, president of HARDHAT Presentations, on installation of organizational and operational systems for standardization and continuous improvement. Topics include “Making People a Priority” and “Manage your Money”, among other subjects.

List of Safety Information at Website Locations

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