Arkansas Top State Salaries 2011

Taken from: http://www.arkansasonline.com/right2know/statesalaries/

This database contains salaries of employees from all state agencies as well as public universities and colleges. The information for employees making less than $100,000 was collected through Freedom of Information Act requests filed in October 2011 and reflects employee data from the 2011-2012 fiscal year. Salaries of $100,000 and more reflect information collected in February 2012. Salaries and compensation are only shown for those earning more than $37,823, the equivalent of $18.18 per hour, the median household income level in Arkansas as determined by the U.S. Census.

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Name/Institution/Position/Pay

Bobby Petrino/University of Arkansas-Fayetteville/h. football coach/$2,985,000.00

Mike Anderson/University of Arkansas-Fayetteville/h. basketball coach/$2,200,000.00

Gus Malzahn/Arkansas State University – Jonesboro/h. football coach/$850,000.00

John D. Day/UAMS/chair, neurosurgery/$648,327.00

Richard Hampton Turnage/UAMS/chair, surgery/$630,129.00

Michiaki Imamura/UAMS/chief, cardiovascular surgery, CH/$629,838.00

Daniel Rahn/UAMS/chancellor/$612,000.00

Stephen Canon/UAMS/chief, pediatric urology, CH/$575,000.00

Thomas G. Pait/UAMS/prof., phys./$550,000.00

Richard Nicholas/UAMS/chair, orthopedics/$524,581.00

Curtis L. Lowery/UAMS/chair, ob-gyn/$511,163.00

Philip J. Kenney/UAMS/chair, radiology/$501,000.00

Samuel D. Smith/UAMS/prof., phys., CH/$490,000.00

Tom D. Collen/University of Arkansas-Fayetteville/h. bskball coach/$485,034.00

Christopher T. Westfall/UAMS/chair, opthalmology/$485,000.00

Vaneerat Ratanatharathorn/UAMS/chair, radiation oncology/$482,864.00

Debra H. Fiser/UAMS/dean-College of Med./$481,185.00

Paul Vincent Petrino/University of Arkansas-Fayetteville/offensive co./$475,000.00

Paul J. Haynes III/University of Arkansas-Fayetteville/defensive co./$475,000.00

Jeff Long/University of Arkansas-Fayetteville/VC-athletics/$475,000.00

Frederick R. Bentley/UAMS/prof., phys./$467,000.00

Richard J. Jackson/UAMS/prof., phys., CH/$452,000.00

Gregory W. Albert/UAMS/asst. prof., phys., CH/$450,000.00

Carmelita S. Pablo/UAMS/chair, anesthesiology/$437,000.00

Robert Todd Maxson/UAMS/assoc. prof., phys., CH/$432,400.00 

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Jonesboro Man Sentenced on Bank Fraud and Failure to Pay Payroll Tax Charges

If you're committing Payroll Fraud, you will get caught!

Article showing that your Payroll Taxes are serious!
http://www.fbi.gov/littlerock/press-releases/2012/jonesboro-man-sentenced-on-bank-fraud-and-failure-to-pay-payroll-tax-charges

LITTLE ROCK—Christopher R. Thyer, United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Arkansas announced today that Scott Keith Voss, 43, of Jonesboro, Arkansas, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Brian S. Miller to serve 33 months in prison, followed by five years of supervised release. Judge Miller also ordered Voss to pay restitution of $450,000 to the First Bank of Owasso and $148,564.94 to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).

Voss, who served as pastor and president of First Pentecostal Church of Jonesboro, pled guilty to one count of bank fraud and one count of willful failure to pay over tax on November 9, 2011. Voss admitted during the plea hearing that from September 2007 until June 26, 2010, he devised a scheme to defraud the First Bank of Owasso. As part of the scheme, Voss applied for a loan from the First Bank of Owasso, pledging as collateral the Jonesboro Worship Center real estate. Voss then failed to obtain appropriate board of directors’ authorization to so encumber the church real estate. Voss used the funds to retire previous unauthorized loans for his own personal use, and to obtain additional funds for expenditures not approved by the board of directors of the Jonesboro Worship Center.

Additionally, Voss admitted that from 2006 through 2010, First Pentecostal Church of Jonesboro withheld tax payments from its employees’ paychecks. However, through this same period, the church failed to make any payments to IRS of these withholdings. Voss was the person responsible for the collection and pay over of the church’s payroll taxes. This investigation was conducted by the FBI and IRS Criminal Investigation.

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10 Common Payroll Mistakes Infographic

An infographic highlighting the ten most common mistakes in payroll, featuring the consequences as reflected in an office environment and the ways in which they can be resolved. Sources are SurePayroll, AllBusiness, IRIS and Intuit.

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Time Clock Review: 3 Free Time Clocks for Your Website or log

If you're in the market looking for a time clock for your blog or website, look no further than these 3 websites:
http://www.worldtimeserver.com/clocks/wtsclock001.aspx
http://24timezones.com/online_clock.php and
http://www.freebloghitcounter.com/free-web-clock

All offer pretty much the same thing(a free clock) and have great customization options, but are also very different in not only their layout, but their presentation.

First, I'll be reviewing Worldtimeserver.com:

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Their list of parameters is relatively small, only allowing you to change the size, color, and location. The clock is transferred to your website or blog with html code. As an added bonus to the not-so-steller clock, they give blog assistance in what they call "hints for popular blog hosts."

The site is relatively well made, with an extremely easy-to-use interface and complementary color scheme.

Final Verdict: Not a bad site for a free clock, but not a particularly unique one either. Final score 5/10

Next, we have 24timezones.com:

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Now we're cooking! This site offers a digital option as well as the standard analog clock, as well as a Time Banner, which shows random times from around the world. It's interesting, but the uses are limited.

Final Verdict: This site has a leg up on Worldtimeserver, but not by much. With the addition of the digital and Time Banner, it beats it's competitor. 7/10

Finally, the last site we're going to be reviewing is Freebloghitcounter.com:

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Wow, is all I can say. For a free clock this site has it all. Different shines, number styles, lines, and even themes all make a very high-quality time clock. No digital option, but a clock is a clock, am I right?

Final Verdict: This one I like the most out of the three, but the lack of a digital clock still keeps it from being perfect. 9/10

We hope you find one of these clocks useful, and be sure to give them social media credit if you do use them. They're all great websites and have great free services for anyone who takes the time to visit!

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