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Tax And Accounting Topics For Business
Credit Scenarios to Improve Your Collection Rate
For the sake of your company's bottom line and continued good relationships with good customers who fall behind on their bills,…
Investigate Zoning Laws Before Committing to a Location
Location, location, location. You know how important it is for your business. As a result, when choosing a location, you probably…
DOs and DON’Ts to Help Avoid Collection Problems
Many companies run into problems with customers or clients not paying their bills on time — or not paying at all. The best way to…
Anticipate Future Possibilities with a Shareholders Agreement
A shareholders agreement drafted for a privately held company details the rights and obligations of the shareholders. It not only…
Get Up and Running After a Disaster
If your business is hit by a hurricane, windstorm, blizzard, or other natural disaster, or if it falls victim to arson or terrorism,…
Small Businesses Can Face Big Fraud Losses
Many people think small businesses are less susceptible to fraud than large corporations. That might seem like a reasonable conclusion…
Using Dual Monitors Saves Paper and Time
If you and your employees spend hours a day working at computers, there is an easy way to save time and resources, as well as increase…
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Gives Companies Breathing Room
In an uncertain economy, many companies seek a fresh start under Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings if they think they could be…
How to Pay Retiree Health Costs Tax-Free
If you own a small business, you may have set up a defined benefit pension plan for you and your employees that will provide a specific…
Watch Out for Unfavorable ‘Related Party’ Rules
Beware of the tricky "related party" tax rules if you are considering buying or selling business assets or an ownership interest…
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