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Successful Independent Consulting
MAY 15, 2017
Have a dedicated credit card that you use only for business expenses. Use this card for anything you can think of related to your business, such as parking, tolls, cell phone, internet, office supplies, etc. If you can, pay your health insurance with this same card since it too will be tax deductible. Get business cards.
Martinka Consulting
AUGUST 25, 2021
Or what about the companies still writing and mailing checks when most vendors make it easy to pay online (and many take credit cards). One client manages credit card payments to get an extra 45 days of working capital, plus the points or cash-back.
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Women in Consulting
AUGUST 28, 2014
Track your time and expenses on the go, generate invoices and reports, receive credit card and PayPal payments, and other customizable, effort-saving features. Expensify – Import any bank or credit card transaction, capture mileage, time and other billable expenses. Access your itinerary planner from anywhere.
Johanna Rothman
OCTOBER 30, 2020
For some reason, some people feel that if the work is online, they don't have to credit the original writer for the ideas. I said, “If you credit my work—both the article and the book—you can keep using these slides.” ” That's when he glanced at my name tag. This happens. All too often.
Harvard Business
FEBRUARY 8, 2018
Starting in the mid-1990s, RFID was expected to transform inventory control by using electromagnetic fields to automatically identify and track tags attached to objects. But the tags never took off, because their cost was never offset by sufficient benefits. It also promised to obviate the need for manual barcode scanning at checkouts.
The Nonprofit Consultant
AUGUST 23, 2006
Contributions are taken online by credit card. Tags: nonprofit , fundraising , donations , online Once the page is created (takes less than five minutes, including registration), they can send emails to their friends and family giving the URL address of the page.
The Nonprofit Consultant
JUNE 8, 2006
The bulletin gives several horror stories of elderly donors who lost their money in such scams, and then gives advice on how to avoid being scammed, such as never giving credit card info to an un-solicited caller, verifying an organization's status on Guidestar.com, and requesting printed materials before giving.
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