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Making Estimated Tax Payments
Estimated tax payments are required if your tax liability will be $1,000 or more than amounts withheld from your income. Typically,…
Enhance Motivation and Profitability with Bonuses for Project Teams
As an employer, you want effective job managers who think on their feet. By the same token, your foremen want to please you because…
Tuition Reimbursement: How to Prevent Fraud
Investing in employee education and training is crucial to the long-term success of most companies. In order to remain competitive,…
Be Cautious When Accepting Checks
Check fraud costs individuals, businesses and financial institutions as much as $50 billion annually, according to one estimate. Forged…
Let Logic, Not Emotion, Prevail Over Your Portfolio
Imagine this scene: You're at your favorite clothing store when you see a shirt. You pick it up, consider it, then put it…
Five Important Rules When Registering Your Domain
With the proliferation of websites and domain registrations, it's critical to protect your company. There is something out in the…
Covenants Not To Compete: Protection for Your Business
Are you concerned that one of your best employees will leave to join a competitor? Your worries may be eased if the employee signs a…
Take Action to Control Workers’ Comp AFTER an Accident
No matter how careful your manufacturing company is, accidents and injuries can still happen. When they do, responding properly is an…
Should You Serve as Executor?
When someone asks you to serve as executor of his or her estate, it is generally meant as a compliment that he or she trusts you to…
When Zoning and Business Plans Don’t Match
You've found the perfect piece of property for your business. After researching the zoning laws, you find the permitted uses…
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