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New languages in TecDoc: Lithuanian and Australian English

New languages in TecDoc: Lithuanian and Australian English

Integrating new languages into the unique TecDoc database does not only increase the user-friendlyness in the relevant language area, but also increases the user community of the TecDoc data and therefore contributes to the further distribution of the TecDoc data in international markets.
Since the TecDoc version 3/2010 Lithuanian and Australian English are on board.

Furthermore, American English is in progress.
Further languages available are: Bulgarian, Chinese, Danish, Dutch, German, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, Greek, Italian, Latvian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish,Swedish, Serbian, Slovakian, Slovenian, Czech, Turkish, Hungarian, Norwegian.

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About TecDoc

The TecDoc Informations System GmbH was founded on 20. January 1994. A total of 31 shareholders from the automotive aftermarket industry and the parts trade, represented by the GVA (German Association of Spare Parts), support TecDoc. The primary aim of the company is to help ensure the ability to compete of the free spare parts trade. TecDoc offers an electronic information system for the PC and CV segment to the intermediaries of the free market. The availability of the technical catalogue information ensures the multi-brand service in all vehicle service companies. Currently, over 380 brands of the spare parts industry are members of the TecDoc system. The electronic parts catalogue on DVD and on the internet bundles over 2.932 million articles in 27 languages. Users can access more than 1.385 million
illustrations. This covers over 44 000 PC types and more than 36 000 CV types. Per quarter, TecDoc reaches 800 000 national and international users, 60 percent of which in TecDoc own catalogues or in the WEB SHOP through trade solutions implemented by TecDoc and over 40 percent via trade catalogues.

Press contact:
Gabriele Stopka - Tel. +49 (0) 171 – 45 17 707 - press@tecdoc.net
Birgit Schiller - Tel. +49 (0) 221 66 00 – 214 - Fax +49 (0) 221 66 00 - 100 - birgit.schiller@tecdoc.net
TecDoc Informations System GmbH, Arnikaweg 3, 51109 Cologne, Germany

Gabriele Stopka
TecDoc Informations System GmbH
press@tecdoc.net
http://www.tecdoc.de
6. September 2010, 10:35:34  von   TecDoc
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New TecDoc WEB SHOP in Turkey

Atilganlar Oto Ticaret to use TecDoc to market its products

The Turkish company Atilganlar Oto Ticaret has decided to set up a TecDoc WEB SHOP. This will enable the parts dealer to provide its customers with information in TecDoc quality. Naturally the shop is designed in accordance with the corporate image of Atilganlar Oto Ticaret. From the third quarter of 2010, customers will be able to purchase all the products online. The range is constantly kept up to date. The dealer will employ the TecDoc data platform to make its products available to a large market in a user-friendly manner. The company is a major player in Turkey and supplies Turkish workshops with high-quality spare parts.

“TecDoc is also interested in constantly gaining new parts dealers outside Germany as partners,” emphasises TecDoc Managing Director Uli Zehnpfenning. “Our TecDoc WEB SHOP is an attractive online solution which is sure to arouse increasing interest in Turkey as well.”
The information in the new WEB SHOP is individual and always up to date. The option of connecting a company’s own ordering and merchandise management system guarantees maximum convenience in order handling. Customers can order the parts they require directly online.
The new catalogue for Atilganlar Oto Ticaret has been customised using the company colours and logo, thus ensuring that the customers will immediately feel at home.
Atilganlar Oto Ticaret will use the TecDoc WEB SHOP from the third quarter. The Ankara-based company is one of the biggest GAU members in Turkey and one of the fastest-growing retail companies in the country.
Mr Zehnpfenning expects that TecDoc will find many more partners on the promising Turkish market in the future.

Reprinting free of charge. Voucher copy requested.

Press contact:
Gabriele Stopka - Tel. +49 (0) 171 – 45 17 707 - press@tecdoc.net
Birgit Schiller - Tel. +49 (0) 221 66 00 – 214 - Fax +49 (0) 221 66 00 - 100 - birgit.schiller@tecdoc.net
TecDoc Informations System GmbH, Arnikaweg 3, 51109 Cologne, Germany

Gabriele Stopka
About TecDoc
The TecDoc Informations System GmbH was founded on 20. January 1994. A total of 31 shareholders from the automotive aftermarket industry and the parts trade, represented by the GVA (German Association of Spare Parts), support TecDoc. The primary aim of the company is to help ensure the ability to compete of the free spare parts trade. TecDoc offers an electronic information system for the PC and CV segment to the intermediaries of the free market. The availability of the technical catalogue information ensures the multi-brand service in all vehicle service companies. Currently, over 370 brands of the spare parts industry are members of the TecDoc system. The electronic parts catalogue on DVD and on the internet bundles over 2.795 million articles in 25 languages. Users can access more than 1.341 million illustrations. This covers over 44 000 PC types and more than 36 000 CV types. Per quarter, TecDoc reaches 800 000 national and international users, 60 percent of which in TecDoc own catalogues or in the WEB SHOP through trade solutions implemented by TecDoc and over 40 percent via trade catalogues.
press@tecdoc.net
http://www.tecdoc.de
4. August 2010, 12:45:58  von   TecDoc
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What is a US Corporation (Inc) - USAG24, Inc

You don't need a large business to have a corporation. In fact, most of the new corporations that are formed each month in Illinois are small operations...

You don't need a large business to have a corporation. In fact, most of the new corporations that are formed each month in Illinois are small operations. Even the owners of home-based businesses may find incorporation quite advantageous. This article will discuss the characteristics, advantages, and disadvantages of conducting your business as a corporation.

What is a Corporation? A corporation is a nonhuman entity. No, it is not like ET, the ExtraTerrestrial, and it is not created by God or Mother Nature. Instead, corporations exist because of a statute known as the Business Corporation Act (BCA).

The most important feature of a corporation is that it exists entirely separate and apart from its owners. Virtually all the legal and tax advantages associated with corporations flow from this essential element.

Corporations must have at least one owner, but there is no upper limit. The owners are called shareholders or stockholders. The ownership interests of the shareholders in a corporation are divided into units called stock, shares, or shares of stock. The rules governing corporations along with the advantages and disadvantages apply equally to corporations owned by one or more than one shareholder.

A corporation comes into existence when the prospective shareholders file a paper with the Illinois Secretary of State known as Articles of Incorporation. Among other things, the Articles of Incorporation require the prospective shareholders to determine the number of shares the corporation will be authorized to issue.

The total number of shares a corporation may issue is arbitrary, and there is no upper limit. However, the corporation must issue at least one share of stock for each shareholder. If the corporation will have more than one shareholder, the corporation should issue shares to each stockholder in proportion to their ownership interests. The proportion of the shareholders' ownership interests may vary from a fraction of one percent to a fraction over ninety-nine percent, depending on the deal the shareholders make when they decide to go into business together.

For example, if you are the sole shareholder, it makes no difference whether you own one share or one million shares. In each case, you own one hundred percent of the corporation. Likewise, if two people have decided to go into business on a sixty-forty basis, it makes no difference whether one owns six shares or six million and the other owns four shares or four million. In each case, their respective interests would be sixty-forty.

How Does a Corporation Conduct Business? A corporation conducts business through a chain of authorized representatives. The shareholders are at the top of the chain. The shareholders, however, do not directly manage the corporation's daily affairs. Instead, the shareholders meet at least once each year to elect a Board of Directors.

Corporations must have at least one director, but there is no upper limit. The directors' job is to make general business decisions for the corporation. Their decisions are then implemented by the corporation's officers, who are appointed by the directors each year at a directors' meeting.

The officers consist of at least the following: president, treasurer, and secretary. The president is responsible for managing the corporation's daily operations. The treasurer manages the corporation's money, while the secretary maintains the corporation's nonfinancial books and records. Corporations may also have one or more vice presidents. A vice president's duties may vary, depending on the corporation's needs. For example, the corporation may have vice presidents for sales, marketing, operations, personnel, and so on.

The shareholders may elect themselves as the directors. In their capacity as directors, they may then appoint themselves as one or more of the officers. If you are a sole shareholder, you may elect yourself as the sole director and, as the sole director, you may appoint yourself as president, treasurer, and secretary. This arrangement is not considered a conflict of interest, and it is permitted by the BCA. Indeed, who else would you want to run your business?

What Are the Advantages of Corporations? You may recall that the essential element of corporations is their existence entirely separate and apart from the shareholders. This feature gives rise to the principal advantage of corporations--limited liability protection.

Because a corporation exists apart from the shareholders, the corporation alone is liable for its debts. Even though they own and manage the corporation, the shareholders are not personally liable for its debts.

For example, let's suppose that I am the sole shareholder of EZ Flush, Inc., a corporation through which I conduct my plumbing business. While attempting to fix a pipe, I accidentally flood my customer's basement with sewage. The corporation alone is liable for the damages caused by the flooding. I am not personally li

MIchael Schmidt
USAG24 Group
pr@usag24.com
USAG24 Group
23. Juni 2010, 22:28:56  von   PRGateway
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