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Tax And Accounting Topics For Business
Protect Receivables from the Outset
When trying to collect money from people who owe your company, you've undoubtedly heard these declarations: "The check is in the…
Review Financial Statements Critically
Corporate financial statements should not necessarily be taken at face value. While the financial statements of public companies must…
Appraising Your Company’s Appraisers
Let's face it — employee performance appraisals are a chore, can seem confrontational and take time that managers would…
Eight Legal Risks Facing Businesses
Operating in today's business world can sometimes seem like you're navigating a legal minefield. You must be aware of, and…
There’s an Easier Way to Screen Applicant Resumes
Screening job applicants is a cumbersome process but you can save time and money by making your company's website an integral part…
Help Stop Bribery in its Tracks
Today's companies face a tremendous amount of pressure to win the best deals and contracts. In some cases, employees feel compelled…
Refinance Debts to Trim Interest Costs
When interest rates are falling, take advantage of the dip to refinance your existing business debt and put more dollars in your…
Keep Your Fleet Safe and Save Money
Whether your company has one vehicle or dozens on the road, smart management can save you money. Familiarity with tax laws,…
Scratching Up Seed Money
It's a complex process that involves uncovering sources of money, using the proper means and evaluating whether the timing is good.…
Increase the Odds of Getting a Loan
There are a couple of old sayings that relate to getting a loan. The first one is that bankers only want to lend money when you…
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