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Answer: When the IRS says it isn’t. This detail can cause many headaches for small-business owners, especially those who keep track of their own accounting.  When managing your company’s accounts, you should follow what are known as Generally Accepted Accounting Principles or GAAP. For many small businesses, GAAP is pretty straightforward.
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More Small Businesses Relocating Abroad

by Mike Periu on December 13, 2012

in Small business

Many small businesses have made the decision to relocate to a foreign country for tax or lifestyle reasons. The money transferred abroad form part of the $11.5 trillion in assets held in offshore locations. Some high-profile entrepreneurs like Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin…
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How to Deal With Objections Using Verbal Aikido

by Mike Periu on December 11, 2012

in Small business

In the course of running a business, owners continually deal with objections. Potential customers object to the terms of an agreement, existing clients object to prices and financial partners object to requests for additional funding.
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Learning From Small Business Failures

by Mike Periu on November 26, 2012

in Small business

It’s far easier to find articles and videos about small business success than it is about failure. Many times, however, there are more valuable lessons to be learned from failure than from success. Small-business owners succeed in different ways but tend to fail for the same reasons.
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Homeowners who lost their homes to foreclosure in 2009 or 2010 have until December 31st to request a free, independent review to ensure that they were treated fairly and that the process was handled legally.
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Early stage businesses govern their operations more by vision than by a budget. This makes sense, because without a track record it’s difficult to develop a credible budget. But over time as the business expands, it needs structure to grow successfully.
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Small Business Saturday (SBS) was a great success last year and many retailers are counting on it to help boost sales in an otherwise difficult year. Across the country, small-business owners and SBS coordinators are preparing their promotional and social media campaigns to gain maximum exposure.
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According to a recent survey by Vertical Response, two-thirds of small-business owners are spending more time on social media, with 90 percent using Facebook and 70 percent using Twitter.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) will release the October employment report today. Economists generally believe that the report will show two things. First, that the unemployment rate has increased to 7.9 percent, and second, there was an increase in the number of non-farm payroll jobs of 125,000.
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Stay Alert for Sandy-Related Scams

by Mike Periu on November 2, 2012

in Small business

Most people respond to tragedies like Hurricane Sandy with a natural desire to help others through difficult times. A small segment of the population, however, responds differently; they see a ripe opportunity to commit fraud.
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