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Tax And Accounting Topics For Business
Obtaining Investors without Registering with the SEC
There comes a time when many businesses need to raise money to take advantage of growth opportunities. Perhaps your small profitable…
Watch Profits Soar by Subleasing Extra Space
Most business owners believe they don't have any unused space to rent out. But if you search a little, you may be able to turn…
Background Checks Are Not a Luxury
In our mobile society, it's rare to have firsthand knowledge of a new hire. And the days are gone when an employer would dare to hire an…
Outsourcing: Eight Steps to Help Mitigate Risks
The outsourcing of business processes has helped numerous companies improve their financial performance, as well as increase customer…
Transfer Pricing: Maximize Opportunities and Minimize Risks
Transfer pricing continues to be one of the most important matters facing multinational companies. The tax situation in any given…
Disclaim Responsibility in Contracts
Contracts are part of everyday business, whether it's the minuscule print on the back of a credit card bill or an agreement to buy…
Struggling Firms Get a Second Chance
For many business owners and executives, filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings seems like admitting defeat. But it shouldn't…
Electronic Discovery: What You Need to Know
If you own or manage a company, it is important to understand that the data maintained in your computer system is subject to discovery…
Risk Protection When You Build, Renovate or Convert to Condo
Moving forward with a large scale real estate development project is a colossal effort that has implications in business and personal…
Help Prevent Invoice Fraud at Your Business
When a supervisor with Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway stumbled upon a way to submit fraudulent invoices to his employer, he…
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