There are some things that businesses spend money on that they don’t necessarily have to. You can absolutely put more money in your pocket by following some simple and effective routes to cutting your expenses. Here are the 5 biggest expenses you can cut in your business and replace with simple, fr
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The 5 Biggest Expenses You Can Easily Cut in Your Business
Posted by tuckerleroy under FinanceFrom http://www.openforum.com 5007 days ago
5 Factors to Consider When Setting Freelance Writing Rates
Posted by MMarquit under FinanceFrom http://www.moneycrashers.com 5007 days ago
One of the great things about being a freelancer (besides not having set hours, being your own boss, and sometimes working in your pajamas) is that you get to set your own rates. Here are some tips on how to do that.
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Tax Tips for Small Business: Financial Record Keeping
Posted by mirsbblogger under TaxesFrom http://smallbusiness.uprinting.com 5007 days ago
Organization is an important part of running any type of business. After all, you don’t want to be looking through boxes of papers when you need a particular document. Organization is important for running your business, but it is critical for your financial records. Make sure you’re filing receipt
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Use the Equity Simulator When Raising Money
Posted by sannwood under FinanceFrom http://www.openforum.com 5010 days ago
When a small business goes through the process of raising money from investors, it’s far from painless. It is one of the most stressful events in the growth of a company. If the owners aren’t prepared for what fundraising entails, they run the risk of losing control of the company they are fighti
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Michael Plude CPA: Tax Planning: What You Should Know before You Prepare Your Tax – Part 1
Posted by MichaelPlude under TaxesFrom http://michaelplude.blogspot.com 5011 days ago
Are you a last minute person who botches up every time to only vow to ‘plan things ahead the next year’? Here is a ready reckoner for you. . .
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5 Ways to Increase Prices Without Losing Your Customer
Posted by maplesummit under FinanceFrom http://www.openforum.com 5012 days ago
Every company wrestles with the question of how to increase prices without losing many of their customers. For small businesses, this issue can raise many problems, especially if their original strategy was to offer products or services free of charge or at incredibly low rates.
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Rlb And Assoc. - Cash Management Basics : Article: Cash Management Basics
Posted by rlbfinancial under FinanceFrom http://www.rlbfinancial.com 5012 days ago
As with virtually all financial matters, the easiest way to be successful with a cash management program is to develop a systematic and disciplined approach.
By spending a few minutes each week to maintain your cash management program, you not only have the opportunity to enhance your current fi Read More
By spending a few minutes each week to maintain your cash management program, you not only have the opportunity to enhance your current fi Read More
Franchising In Sweden, Part 2: ‘Swedifying’ American Franchises
Posted by franpro under FranchisesFrom http://www.franchisedirect.com 5013 days ago
This blog post from Franchise Direct features some interesting franchise businesses located in Sweden. Crisp photos make the post really powerful. International Franchising..
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5 Small Business Concerns with Debit Interchange Regulation
Posted by vantagepoint under FinanceFrom http://blog.vantagecard.com 5013 days ago
Vantage has been following the merchant Interchange rate debate and commenting along the way here on the Vantage ViewPoint blog. And that viewpoint is from the perspective of the challenges our clients, small business owners and entrepreneurs face.
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Kauffman Economic Outlook: Slightly More Positive
Posted by Jed under FinanceFrom http://www.openforum.com 5013 days ago
The Kauffman Economic Outlook for the first quarter of 2011 has been released, and the outlook is…well, uncertain. When the economists were asked to describe the economy using five adjectives, “uncertain” was still the most frequently used term they chose (just like in the last survey). However, “r
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