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The Small Business Jobs Act of 2010 created new opportunities for businesses to save on their taxes in 2010 and beyond. Here are some actions that can prove beneficial to you.
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Stocking these staples will help you create fast, frugal, and healthy Italian meals.
Best Money Tips: Where to Cash in Your Clutter
Today we found some helpful articles on where to cash in your clutter, things you didn’t know about procrastination and how to cure it, and travel tips for infrequent travelers.
Best Money Tips: Tax Tips for Your 2010 Return
Today we found some awesome articles on tax tips for your 2010 return, personal finance tips to teach your kids, and ways to stay positive during your job hunt.
6 Ways to Make Your Tiny Apartment Feel Like a Castle
Just because your place is tiny doesn't mean it has to feel tiny. Try these design tricks to make your small rooms seem grand.
11 Laundry Mistakes You Didn't Know You Were Making
Your clothes aren't getting clean and it's all your fault. How many of these washday mistakes are you making?
The Advocate's Approach Versus The Creative Approach: Negotiation Techniques For Creative Solutions
If you start with the goal of a mutually beneficial solution in mind, it is possible for a negotiation to end with both parties happy.
5 Ways to Keep Customer Information Safe
If you handle any part of your business online, the chances of someone gaining access to information immediately goes up. Keep customer information safe with these steps.
Best Money Tips: Wedding Makeup on a Budget
Today we found some awesome articles on how to do your wedding makeup on a budget, ways you're getting ripped off, and Father's Day gift ideas under $100.
Accounts Receivable: An Unlikely Source of Cash
You can't spend the money that your clients promise you until you actually receive payment, but that doesn't mean that accounts receivable can't be a source of cash in the short
Merchant Credit Card Processing Costs: The Whole Story
A typical merchant will probably say that it costs around 2% to accept credit cards. But the discount rate they're thinking of isn't the only cost. If you're running a business,
Investing in Web Security
What would happen if you lost the data on your business's computer system or if it was hacked? Small businesses need to recognize the cost of not properly addressing web securit
What to Do About Health Care Insurance Now
Under the health care reform, policies will have to provide certain types of coverage and meet other standards that will substantially raise costs unless they are grandfathered.
Managing Employees Who Irritate Others
Even the most sophisticated and well-meaning people can bring quirky behaviors to the workplace.
Vested Capital: What It Is, Why You Want It, and How to Get It
It's what some aspiring entrepreneurs would die to have in their possession. Vested capital gives you the utmost in negotiating power.
20 Percent Time: Offering Your Employees Autonomy
Giving your employees a little autonomy at work can have beneficial results for your business and keep employees' morale up.
New Tax Breaks for the Swift
The Small Business Jobs Act of 2010 created new opportunities for businesses to save on their taxes in 2010 and beyond. Here are some actions that can prove beneficial to you.
Should You Hire a Recruiter?
Working with a recruiter can be expensive, but finding the perfect employee can be even more valuable. Here's how to figure out whether a recruiter is worth it for your business.
Ways to Make Better Use of Your CRM Tools
If you spend a little more time properly maintaining your customer relationship management tools, you can generate a lot more business.
Small Business Jobs Act of 2010 Does Little for Small Business
The Small Business Jobs Act is a misnomer and not the right legislation to accomplish any of the stated goals
How to Leverage an Economy of Giving and Profit
Digital distribution of gifts offers small businesses an almost free way to reach new customers. Go ahead, give it away.