Archive for June, 2008

Cash Flow Tips-Part 1: Five Easy Ways to Boost Cash Flow During a Slowdown

Thursday, June 26th, 2008

Summer’s here! And with it come thoughts of vacation, relaxation and slowing down.
The effect on most businesses, of course, is that cash flow typically takes a big dip. The looming threat of a recession doesn’t help any either.
But there’s good news. I’ve come up with some tips to help prevent a warm weather cash crunch [...]

Quarterly Taxes: How to Avoid the Crunch

Monday, June 16th, 2008

It’s tax day!
No, it’s not time to file your income tax return again already, but if you’re supposed to be paying quarterly estimated taxes, today is the day the second quarter payment is due for 2008.
For many who pay estimated taxes, this payment is a tough one. That’s because it was just two short months ago [...]

Beware of New IRS Phishing Scams

Monday, June 9th, 2008

This is the time of year when the IRS is sending out notices not only regarding Tax Rebates, but also on discrepancies relating to tax returns filed in April. The scammers are taking advantage of the timing.
The latest scheme involves a tax refund form that is sent via email, supposedly by the Taxpayer Advocate Service [...]

Will You Survive the Crash?

Wednesday, June 4th, 2008

Computers are a vital part of doing business on a day-to-day basis. Daily operations usually involve inputting data, creating documents, processing and recording financial transactions, sending email and using websites of all kinds.
Without computers, an amazing number of businesses would come to a grinding halt. I know I would be finished without a computer and [...]


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