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Fundraising Tips for Board Members
One of the Ten Basic Responsibilities of Nonprofit Boards is to ensure adequate financial resources. This includes fundraising. …
Recoup Some Capital Investment
Take a look around. If you've been building up piles of scrap, excess raw materials, obsolete equipment, returned inventory and…
Lock in Home Office Deductions
The tax law permits you to deduct home office expenses if you "regularly and exclusively" use an area of your home as either: Your…
Keep the Barn Door Closed
You spend a great deal of time and money developing unique ideas, products and services. But the more people who know about your plans,…
How to Improve Your Construction Business Credit Rating
While personal credit ratings and FICO scores are kept up automatically — like scoreboards at sporting events — business…
Special Events Accounting
Many nonprofit organizations hold an annual special event to raise funds. Often times an auction is part of the event. Whether…
Get on the Cutting Edge of Inventory Control
It's a rare business owner who doesn't want to lift profits, reduce the cost of holding inventory and boost cash on hand. Two…
Theft-Proof Your Construction Site
Construction site theft is an expensive, growing concern. Costs rise as contractors lose building materials, tools and equipment and…
Strengthen Your Weakest Link
Let's say your company has slashed costs to the bone, boosted productivity and taken market share from competitors. But you still…
Get an Edge on Financing
Sooner or later, most construction firms need financing for an expansion, new equipment or a new facility. The process of approaching a…
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