capital asset planning

 

To many companies the difference between A) leasing or B) buying technology is the difference between A) an accelerated pretax expense or B) a taxable gain over salvage wholesale.  Most companies used to balance these accelerated expenses against future risks to information security.  Today, depending upon cash flow, current interest rates and need for security, many companies may prefer to B) buy rather than A) lease computing technology as the price of computing equipment has fallen forty-five percent (45%) since 1998 according to the Consumer Price Index!  Leasing computing equipment may no longer be the best choice for 3 to 5 year depreciation classes.  If your capital asset planning model favors buying computing technology - consider planned philanthropy.

planned philanthropy

 

Planned philanthropy enhances corporate goodwill, brand recognition, employee involvement, and community citizenship.  Planned corporate giving complements business strategy as computing assets lead planned replacement lifecycles.  Let Parity International become your trusted philanthropic advisor on technology evaluation and replacement. 

 

parity provides

 

  1)  Corporate Asset Management Plans
  2)  Governance per Sarbanes-Oxley
  3)  Collaborative Recipient Choice
  4)  Stewardship with Aligned Interests
  5)  Assigned Contact Ambassadors
  6)  Complete Disclosure

 

your organization receives

 

  1)  Impartial Asset Revaluation

  2)  Maximum Asset ROI
  3)  Maximum Charitable Income-Tax Basis
  4)  Recognition of Community Support
  5)  Inspired Managerial Loyalty
  6)  Engaged Employee Involvement
  7)  Public Relations and Allegiance
  8)  Selective Reinvestment in Diversity

members receive

 

  1)  New Education Tools
  2)  New Probabilities of Possibilities

 

 

irs & charitable contributions

 

IRS Form 526 outlines several requirements for charitable contributions.  Please visit the following link to learn more about IRS Form 526, filing requirements, and charitable contibutions:

 

>>  IRS FORM 526

sarbanes-oxley & compliance

 

Per compliance with The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 and requirements of corporate governance for information security, your company may retain all system "hard drives.” 
Otherwise, Parity International.org will securely erase and re-image each computer harddrive. 

Please review Microsoft's FREE Security Risk Management Guide and the Computer Security Standards Computer Security Division Information Technology Laboratory National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST 800-88) Guidelines for Media Sanitization referenced by U. S. Department of Defense for more details.