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Going on a business trip? Visiting a potential vendor, customer or wholesaler? Confused about what business travel expenses you can and can’t deduct? Here’s what you need to know about what you can and can’t deduct as well as some tips, tools and ...
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Read More About Going on the Road? How to Deduct Your Small Business Travel Expenses

The term bond - brings to mind an investment that returns interest income to the investor. But there are other types of bonds that have nothing to do with investing; they relate to business operations and function much like insurance. Understand what a bond is, when ...
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Read More About Fidelity and Surety Bonds: Do You Need Them in Your Business?

The idea behind surety bonding is simple and direct.  One person, or entity, guarantees to another that a third person will perform a contract according to its terms.  Historical records show a personal surety assuring Pharaoh that a farmer will place an ...
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Read More About Surety Bonds: How SBA Can Help Your Small Business Obtain This Centuries-Old Assurance

Federal Procurement Data Service – Next Generation is the repository of all federal contracting data for contracts in excess of $25,000. With this system, you can learn the following on federal contracting opportunities: What agencies have contracts ...
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Finding the right investor to finance your business plan can be a daunting task. Then, once you locate potential investors, convincing them to invest in your business is a whole new challenge. For small business owners who are looking for investors, read on to learn ...
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How do I register my business?' is one of the most commonly asked questions from new small business owners. What most new business owners don't realize is that registering your business isn't simply a matter of taking a trip to your local county offices ...
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Read More About How to Register Your Small Business in Five Steps