Dr. Curtin to Dish Insight on Consumer Confidence
Longtime RV industry analyst Dr. Richard Curtin, PhD, will answer burning questions on consumer confidence in the COVID-19 era during a Q&A webinar next week.
Longtime RV industry analyst Dr. Richard Curtin, PhD, will answer burning questions on consumer confidence in the COVID-19 era during a Q&A webinar next week.
Sobel University recently began offering free sales training to RVDA and RVDA of Canada dealer members. After one week, Canada, despite having far fewer dealers, has shown nearly the same attendance as dealers in the United States.
As some RV industry suppliers begin producing personal protective equipment (PPE) in response to the COVID-19 crisis, RVIA is offering legal insight from the Arent Fox law firm for companies…
During an early March meeting of RVIA’s board of directors, a number of industry practices were analyzed, including the then-current limitations of 430 square feet for fifth wheels and 400 square feet for travel trailers in set-up mode.
The recently released RVIA 2019 Annual Report paints a picture of an industry continuing to thrive despite rumors of its imminent demise. The report makes a compelling case that the RV industry entered 2020 from a position of strength.
A provision of the CARES Act temporarily increases the amount of interest expense businesses are allowed to deduct on tax returns, increasing the 30 percent limitation to 50 percent of taxable income for 2019 and 2020.
A free webinar today will give a dealer-focused view of new federal legislation enacted to deal with the COVID-19 outbreak. The Pennsylvania Automotive Association (PAA) is hosting the presentation specifically to help dealers make informed decisions.
Canadian Finance Minister Bill Morneau released details on the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy program, confirming RV dealers across Canada are eligible, according to RVDA of Canada.
The Family Motor Coach Association has canceled its International Rally and RV Expo.
The United States-Mexico-Canada Free Trade Agreement will not take effect by June 1, after officials in the three countries failed to meet a necessary deadline this past Tuesday.
Travel trailers between 40 feet and 46 feet long are once again legal in Washington state. On March 25, 2020, Washington Gov. Jay Inslee signed a bill into law to solve an RV length issue.
Due to the COVID-19 crisis and CDC recommendations, RVIA has canceled RVs Move America Week. The association said it made the decision based on concern for its members, their families and RVIA staff.
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