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Red Flags to Avoid When Searching for Funding

Dec 19, 2012 By Kevin Sasser

Finding funding for your business is a long, involved process, but there are common “red flags” that underwriters monitor that impact your search. Here are some of the most common red flags underwriters will be looking for.

Filed Under: Working with Lenders Tagged With: Accounting, Business Credit, Finding Capital, Investors and Lenders, Legal Issues, Mistakes, Overcoming Obstacles, Red Flags to Avoid When Searching for Funding Accounting Business Credit Finding Capital Investors and Lenders Legal Issues Mistakes Overcoming Obstacles Relationships Research Tools Underwriters, Relationships, Research Tools

Improving Your Business Credit Score

Dec 19, 2012 By Kevin Sasser

Your business’s credit score is based on the same principles as your personal score. But there are scenarios where your credit score may not accurately reflect your business’s financial stability. If you feel that is the case, here are some steps you can take to improve your score.

Filed Under: Working with Lenders Tagged With: Business Credit, Business Documents, Finding Capital, Improving Your Business Credit Score Documents Finding Capital Investors Lenders Overcoming Obstacles Saving Money Taxpayer Identification Number Loans Credit Card Debts, Investors and Lenders, Overcoming Obstacles, Saving Money

Business Loans and Other Funding Options

Dec 19, 2012 By Kevin Sasser

If you conclude that your business needs more capital to sustain operations and fuel future growth, you have a wide range of options. There are traditional bank loans, but there are also many alternatives with different costs, terms, impacts on your credit rating, and application processes.

Filed Under: Working with Lenders Tagged With: Business Credit, Business Services, Finding Capital, Government, Investors and Lenders, Research Tools

3 Ways to Make Your Business More Attractive to Investors

Dec 19, 2012 By Deborah Sweeney

Small businesses looking to expand are often looking for investors—but don’t know what they should do to make themselves more attractive to those investors. To make your business more investor friendly, follow these 3 key steps.

Filed Under: Working with Investors Tagged With: Business Credit, Business Documents, Business Services, Cloud Services, Finding Capital, Investors and Lenders, Personal Outlook, Relationships, Solving Problems

How to Maintain a Sane Approach to Taxes

Dec 18, 2012 By Rick Gossett

We all get stressed out around tax time. There are so many complicated, intertwined rules and regulations that it’s easy to get tripped up, especially when your focus is on building a business. here are 10 tips to maintain a sane approach to taxes.

Filed Under: Tax and Accounting Tagged With: Accounting, Government, Personal Outlook, Sane Approach to Taxes Taxation 16th Amendment IRS Internal Revenue Service Income Code, Tax Preparation

How to Deal with an IRS Audit

Dec 18, 2012 By Rick Gossett

Do you know what to do if the IRS decides to audit you or your business? If you’re prepared and know what to expect, things will go more smoothly. There are important things you can do starting during your regular filing all the way through your official report.

Filed Under: Tax and Accounting Tagged With: Accounting, Business Documents, Government, How to Deal with an IRS Audit Internal Revenue Service Tax Return Deduction Office of the Taxpayer Advocate, Legal Issues, Tax Preparation

Financial Statements for Small Businesses

Dec 18, 2012 By Rick Gossett

Your financial statements offer many benefits to your business. Practically speaking, they help you file your tax returns, find additional funding, or draw in buyers and investors. But they also help you run your business by translating your decisions into dollars and cents.

Filed Under: Tax and Accounting Tagged With: Accounting, Business Documents, Financial Statements Small Business Accounting Income Statement Balance Sheet Cash Flow Statement Profit Loss P&L, Investors and Lenders, Tax Preparation, Tracking Data

What Are Some Commonly Overlooked Tax Deductions?

Dec 18, 2012 By Bill Wortman

You know that there are a lot of deductions you could claim for your business, but are you doing what you can to claim all of the deductions you are eligible for? Many tax deductions are commonly overlooked by small business owners, but they can save you a lot of money.

Filed Under: Tax and Accounting Tagged With: Accounting, Business Documents, Saving Money, Tax Preparation

The Basics of PCI Compliance

Dec 18, 2012 By Bluefin.com

Depending on how many credit card transactions your business processes every year, you are subject to different levels of certification from the Payment Card Industry, or PCI. Compliance is achieved and maintained through important security measures.

Filed Under: Payments and Collections Tagged With: Basics of PCI Compliance Payment Card Industry DSS Data Security Standards Credit Card Processing Network Security Technology MasterCard Visa, Credit Card Processing, Legal Issues, Network Security, Risk Management, Technology

Lowering Online Fraud to Lower Transaction Fees

Dec 18, 2012 By Bluefin.com

Fraud risks are a significant driver of transaction fees, especially for merchants who process payments online. Merchant processors will assess your fraud risk exposure on a number of factors, and there are security measures you can put in place to reduce your transaction fees.

Filed Under: Payments and Collections Tagged With: Credit Card Processing, Network Security, Saving Money, Technology

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