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Several new tax law changes were enacted in early 2009.
For well-capitalized businesses, there are a myriad of opportunities in this recession. As companies fail or restructure, other businesses can gain the upper hand by expanding and repositioning themselves to be even more competitive. Here are some ideas your company might be able to implement so it can grow and be in a better position when the economy turns around.
A traffic accident involving an employee-driver costs an employer an estimated average of $16,500. So businesses need to be vigilant about the distractions faced in the course of on-the-job driving. Studies are finding that cell phones -- even hands-free phones -- used on the road present potential liabilities for employers. Click "Full Article" for more information.
Beating the competition is one factor to consider when you price your goods or services, but it's not the only one. Click "Full Article" for a rundown of the nine basic principles underlying a successful and profitable pricing strategy.
You can hit your company's advertising ball out of the park without spending a bundle. Click "Full Article" for ten quick, creative ways to get free or low-cost publicity for your business.