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The National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) officially launched its MyDealership.org initiative at its Annual Meeting in New Orleans a few weeks ago. The online tool will help dealerships (at the local level) showcase the many benefits they bring to their customers, employees and the communities in which they...

Still Time To Register For AFIP Workshop & Exam ClassesScheduled For March 7th & 16th In Livingston, NJNJ CAR’s AFIP Certification Program provides the tools and education necessary to keep your dealership compliant with the rapidly-changing State and federal regulations that...

New “standard mileage rates,” established by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), went into effect on January 1, 2017. The standard mileage rates for the use of a car, van, pickup or panel trucks is now:•53.5 cents per mile for business miles driven, down from 54 cents in 2016.•17...

Good economic news, hefty inventory and rising incentives combined to kick off 2017, U.S. light vehicle sales on solid footing. Wards Auto estimates that 1.14 million vehicles were sold in January with a SAAR of 17.5 million, both down slightly from 2016’s 1.16 million vehicles and 17.8 million...

Richard A. “Rick” DeSilva, Sr., owner of Liberty Hyundai, Liberty Kia and Liberty Subaru, began his tenure as National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) Director for New Jersey last week at the NADA Convention in New Orleans. He succeeds Marcy Maguire, of Windsor Nissan, who served three successful terms...

Republicans in Washington have proposed a border adjustment tax (BAT), reportedly as high as 20%, on all goods or services, including automobiles and auto parts, coming into the United States from all nations, even those with which we have existing trade agreements. The BAT is crucial to the...