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Rockland sees surplus grow by nearly $1 million in past year - Vimarsana News

Rockland sees surplus grow by nearly $1 million in past year

ROCKLAND -- The city's surplus grew by nearly $1 million during the past year to reach a record high.

Tremont accepts FY22 audit report - Vimarsana News

Tremont accepts FY22 audit report

TREMONT — Certified public accountant James Wadman presented the Select Board with the town’s audit report for the 2022 fiscal year this week.

FY22 audit report - Vimarsana News

FY22 audit report

TREMONT — Certified public accountant James Wadman presented the Select Board with the town’s audit report for the 2022 fiscal year this week.

Fiscal year 19-20 a strong one for Trenton - The Ellsworth American - Vimarsana News

Fiscal year 19-20 a strong one for Trenton - The Ellsworth American

Fiscal year 19-20 a strong one for Trenton TRENTON — The town is in a financially strong position after the 2019-20 fiscal year, according to an audit provided by James Wadman, CPA, of James W. Wadman Certified Public Accountants in Ellsworth. Wadman shared his analysis at a Jan. 26 meeting of the Board of Selectmen. According to the audit, the town’s total ending balance is about $1.9 million, with $784,135 of that in surplus funding.  That figure is about 18 percent of the town’s total expenses. “Being in the 18 percent range is a real, real strong financial position,” Wadman exp...

Arboath caravan salesman accused of bullying OAPs to buy mobile homes they did not want - Vimarsana News

Arboath caravan salesman accused of bullying OAPs to buy mobile homes they did not want

Arboath caravan salesman accused of bullying OAPs to buy mobile homes they did not want © DC Thomson Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A businessman has been accused of forcing pensioners to buy mobile homes they did not want by using bullying tactics and conning one victim out of nearly £80,000. Caravan park owner Cresswell Welch is alleged to have lied about the age of the second hand mobile homes he was selling and the annual cost of fees on his site. Welch, 57 of Seaton View, Arbroath, is alleged to hav...