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For the Record, Yes, You Should Consider Hiring a Professional Bookkeeper
By: Dennis McCafferty - April 2008 - Finance and Legal Advice


Get Paid Faster
By: Cheryl A. Sweet - April 2008 - Finance and Legal Advice
Invoicing tips from experts and seasoned veterans so you can get paid more quickly.


5 Ways to Boost Your Customer Retention
By: Dennis McCafferty - April 2008 - Finance and Legal Advice
Want to guarantee immediate return on investment? Try increasing your customer retention rate with repeat business that keeps coming back to you. Reduce marketing and promotional costs by landing jobs that eliminate these expenses.


The Ins and Outs of Tax Laws
By: Dennis McCafferty - March 2008 - Finance and Legal Advice
Contract-shop owners now face more regulation, laws and enforcement from the federal government when it comes to reporting earnings and paying taxes. But guidelines and best practices can reduce fears of the IRS.


Called to Serve
By: Dennis McCafferty - March 2008 - Finance and Legal Advice
Hiring employees who may be called to active military duty is a service to our nation. But contract-shop owners need to be aware of laws that protect these workers’ job rights.


Big Tax Breaks for Small Businesses
By: Dennis McCafferty - February 2008 - Finance and Legal Advice
Reduce your tax bill by making wise deductions.


Code Updates
By: Robert McGarvey - February 2008 - Finance and Legal Advice
The 2008 National Electrical Code mandates significant changes that will eventually impact how every electrician works. Immediate changes will see more use of GFCIs, arc-fault interrupters, and tamper-resistant receptacles.


Tax Tips
By: Dennis McCafferty - January 2008 - Finance and Legal Advice
Considerable tax savings may be found in an independent contractor’s equipment shed, or within his or her family. Take advantage of IRS-approved procedures and practices that can reduce your tax burden.


Good Samaritan Legislation
By: Vanessa Drucker - December 2007 - Finance and Legal Advice
Several states have Good Samaritan legislation to cover those who respond to natural disasters and other emergencies. What is it and how can it affect your business?


Fairly Terminate Employment
By: Vanessa Drucker - November 2007 - Finance and Legal Advice
If you are firing an employee, be sure the termination does not constitute any violation of discrimination laws. Hold regular performance reviews and document any warnings for unsatisfactory behavior.


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