Businesses depend on their profits to survive. As a small business owner, you need to be diligent in your efforts to turn a profit for your company. One way your business can make money is through strategic pricing.
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“Do you have a permit for that?” If you want to operate your small company legally, you likely need some business licenses and permits. There are federal, state, and local licenses and permits you might have to apply for. It all depends on your business.
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Chances are, you likely have applied for a credit card to help pay off personal expenses and build credit. But, have you gotten a business credit card yet? If not, it’s time to learn how to get a business credit card.
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You have a million-dollar business idea. And after weeks, months, or even years of thinking about it, you decide to make your idea a reality. Do you know how to start a small business?
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As your small business begins to make transactions, you must record them in your books. If you want an “easy” way to track business finances, you may consider using single-entry bookkeeping instead of double-entry bookkeeping.
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When you start a company, there are several business structures. Two popular types of business structures are an S corporation and LLC. Are you choosing between these structures? Find out the key differences between S Corp vs. LLC and learn which is best for you.
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Understand the new Alabama overtime tax law that exempts employees’ overtime earnings from state income tax. Get the details and reporting requirements for businesses.
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When disaster strikes, you have a lot on your mind. Your first thoughts might be of repairing damages and getting your business back up and running. But then, it hits you … Oh no, my taxes are due soon. Thankfully, there’s tax relief in disaster situations.
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Canton, Ohio In a world where data breaches are the new normal, Patriot Software, an industry disruptor in the accounting and payroll software market, proudly elevates data security with advanced protections. The company has achieved SOC 2 Type II compliance, a testament to its unwavering commitment to safeguarding customers’ most valuable asset: their data.
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The employee retention credit (ERC) was a lifeline for small businesses struggling to stay open during the pandemic. But bad actors quickly pounced on the opportunity. “ERC mills” began aggressive marketing campaigns advising employers to apply (even if they didn’t qualify) and collecting hefty upfront fees.
Read More ERC Voluntary Disclosure Program Reopened, Giving Discounts on Questionable Claims