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5 Classic Fails in Budgets and Forecasts
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You don’t have to be a CPA or have an MBA to run your numbers and make predictions for your business.
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5 Tax Rules for Deducting Interest Payments
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To the extent interest payments are tax deductible, they reduce the cost of borrowing. But tax rules on deductibility can be confusing.
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5 Ways A Virtual Assistant Can Make You More Productive
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Startups can use VAs to help with inbox management, social media content, online customer support, and basically any task that doesn’t require them to show up in person.
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Why Visiting Franchisees In-Person Is So Important
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You need to get all the facts you can about the franchise opportunities you’re interested in. The best way to do that is to talk to franchisees.
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How to Write a Press Release That Gets Results
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If you know how to follow today’s rules for getting attention, press releases can still be an effective marketing tool for small businesses.
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Looking to Increase Sales? “Go Global” World Trade Month Webinars Can Help Get You Started
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For World Trade Month, join a webinar to learn strategies and resources to increase global sales.
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SBA Emerging Leader Graduate Honored at Export Summit
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Sean Casey, co-founder and President of Rotorcorp LLC was a featured Outstanding Exporter Honoree and presenter at last week’s National Small Business Exporter Summit in Savannah, GA.
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Financing International Sales with Export Express
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SBA’s Export Express loan program was designed to meet the specific needs of small businesses trying to sell to international markets.
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MaTCH competition aims to ignite workforce development
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SBA’s Makerspace Training, Collaboration and Hiring (MaTCH) Pilot Competition challenges organizations to create or expand job and skills training programs in existing makerspaces.
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5 Major Reasons to Monitor Your Business Credit Reports
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The accuracy of the data being reported about your business shows your company’s ability to meet its financial obligations with vendors, suppliers, lenders and other businesses.