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Hello, Website Visitor. Here are your articles for October 22, 2008.
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Learn how to prepare your QuickBooks for year-end. Don't miss out on our November 20 QuickBooks CAN! seminar.
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The massive new "Bailout" law includes dozens of business tax changes, although many of them only affect certain industries. There are advantageous provisions for retailers, community banks, farmers, restaurants, film makers and others. We've prepared a chart to help you find out if your business can benefit from the new law.
Suggestion boxes work wonders. They cost little to set up and as many as 50 percent of the ideas your employees have will likely save your company money and help it become more efficient. Here's how to update an old-fashioned system and reap the rewards.
If new equipment is on your agenda, step back a bit before you decide that owning the gear is the way to go. There's an alternative that might fit your company's circumstances and help conserve cash. Read the "Full Article" for the benefits of leasing.
