Month: May 2020

Most people know they have personal credit scores. But not all entrepreneurs are aware that they may have a separate business credit score as well. Much like the individual credit scores that most people are aware of, business credit scores are numbers that are meant to evaluate the financial standing of a business and their
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To succeed in business, you need focus and commitment. Successful serial entrepreneurs are … [+] particularly great at establishing businesses, hiring, and setting a clear direction for their team. Here are three key tips that will position you to start and grow many startups at once. Getty The mind of the entrepreneur is trained to
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In the unprecedented losses we’ve suffered so suddenly as a country, a large part of the burden, both logistical and emotional, has fallen on the funeral industry, sometimes called deathcare. These professionals–funeral directors and their employees–often serve in small, customer service-focused family businesses that have been an element of their communities over the course of
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Video conferencing is becoming increasingly prevalent due to more people working remotely. Whether you’re temporarily telecommuting, working from home permanently, or planning video conferences from an office, it’s important to come off as professionally as possible during these video calls. Here are some tips to help you make the most of this communication style. Conferencing
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On the run; Talent for fraud; relative chips in; and other highlights of recent tax cases. Providence, Rhode Island: Chiropractor Eugene Kramer, 50, has agreed to plead guilty to charges relating to a scheme to defraud health care benefits programs and that he allegedly failed to pay taxes to the IRS for some of the
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As some states lift restrictions on business operations, small companies in various industries are preparing to reopen their doors. However, it’s not business as usual. Coronavirus Reopening Checklist In order to provide a safe and productive work environment, employers may need to take several additional steps before they get up and running again. Vicki Salemi,
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The coronavirus pandemic has brought out the best in many small business owners despite their own financial hardships. Many have generously given to help others in their communities and beyond. They’ve supported causes with cash and other types of donations. Are Charitable Contributions Tax Deductible? The tax law rewards the giving mentioned above with write-offs.
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As more businesses reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic, dental practices are considering enhanced measures to clean their facilities and equipment, as well as protect their patients and staff.  One of these tactics involves the use of ultraviolet light to sanitize the air, surfaces and equipment in dental offices. Disinfecting with UV light products is widely
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Buying a franchise is potentially a very profitable way of owning your own business. The franchisor can’t guarantee the franchise business owner will be successful. But studies of the franchise business model have proven franchisees are more likely to be successful than if they had started a business on their own. Pros of Buying a
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At the idea and validation stages, in particular, you have to be especially careful about the goals … [+] you set because if you focus on the wrong prize, you risk exhausting your resources before giving your idea the shot it deserves. Here’s how to set SMART startup goals at the idea stage. Getty It’s
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Being quarantined inside is difficult on its own but doing it with other people truly makes it hard. Too often we shy away from negative conflict which only makes issues grow. What negotiation strategies can you use to get an agreement that fits what you need and help with employers and customers as well? On
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