November 05, 2010
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Intuit Wins QuickBooks Add-on Awards
Two of Intuit’s add-ons for its QuickBooks software received Awesome QuickBooks Add-on awards from the Sleeter Group. ViewMyPaycheck is a free offering for QuickBooks Payroll subscribers and allows users to upload paycheck information to the cloud so employees can access pay stubs, vacation and sick time balances, and W-2 forms securely. Employees can also view, […]
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Tip: Take Full Advantage of Tax Breaks in Small Business Jobs Act
The Small Business Jobs Act of 2010 is intended to provide some welcome tax relief to businesses, with the hope of spurring growth and job creation. Many of these provisions are set to expire after 2011. It is important for business owners not to overlook any of these newly minted tax breaks because most will […]
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Technology: Boost Customer Traffic with Geolocation Technology
Smart phone users have become comfortable with using programs such as iWant and Yelp to find nearby restaurants, gas stations and almost everything else. Now, savvy small businesses are using geolocation technology to market directly to potential and existing customers. Geolocation services represent an inexpensive valuable marketing tool, especially for small businesses that rely on […]
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Reverse Mortgages: Easy to get, but worth the price?
Every so often, the topic du jour for financial planning is the reverse mortgage, especially when interest rates are low and older people find themselves in need of easily attainable sources of cash. Reverse mortgages – also known as lifetime mortgages – are completely legitimate; however, seniors and the family members who look after them […]
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Stock Market: Scary Halloween or an Optimistic October?
Most would deny it, but brokers are a superstitious lot. Perhaps it is the 22nd anniversary of Black Monday on Oct. 19, but October is regarded as a spooky month. As always, opinions are divided on what the future might hold, but many market experts continue to regard recent economic data with guarded optimism while […]
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