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<title>How to Identify and Repair QuickBooks File Corruption »</title>
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<summary>We asked one of our in-house QuickBooks ProAdvisors to map out the steps for identifying data damange and how to repair QuickBooks file corruption.</summary>
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<title>2 Quick Tips to Improve Your Cash Flow</title>
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<summary>Most businesses looking for ways to increase revenue on the “in”, but here are two tips to help you manage your cash flow on the way out.</summary>
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<title>Thursday 23 May 2013 Free online tips || Stock market NSE BSE</title>
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<title>How Non-Profit Organizations Can Harness the Power of QuickBooks</title>
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<summary>Here are a few tips to set up the traditional for-profit QuickBooks to work for a non-profit organization without having to pay extra.</summary>
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<title>Bookkeeping Blog Roundup for May 21, 2013</title>
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<summary>Read a few of our favorite blog posts from the past weeks that are related to bookkeeping and small business financial management.</summary>
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<title>When the Factoring Light Turns On | The Universal Funding Factoring Blog</title>
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<title>Get Paid Faster By Simplifying Your Billing Process »</title>
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<summary>A simple review of your current billing process can uncover ways for you to improve cash flow by getting paid on time and more frequently.</summary>
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<title>Equity Sharing 101</title>
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<summary>Equity Sharing – and the differences between the profit sharing and equity sharing models. So, what is the difference? While profit sharing can include a position of actual ownership in a company, typically the profit sharing model does exactly as its name implies; it provides a proportionate share of the “profits” of a company based on a formula created by the company as a benefit to qualified employees. On the other hand, equity sharing provides for a share of actual long-term ownership in the company through stock, stock options, membership shares and other equity vehicles. An equity sharing plan often only applies to founders, executive level employees and upper management, although it is not uncommon – and certainly an important consideration -- for a company to provide an equity share model for its employees as well.</summary>
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<title>Agencies Specialize in Consumer or Commercial Debt</title>
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<summary>Why Most Collection Agencies Specialize in either Consumer or Commercial Debt Collection. It seems collection agencies are doing much the same thing when collecting commercial and consumer debt.</summary>
<content type="html">Why Most Collection Agencies Specialize in either Consumer or Commercial Debt Collection. It seems collection agencies are doing much the same thing when collecting commercial and consumer debt.</content>
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<title>When to Fire a Client: 3 Warning Signs</title>
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<title>Bookkeeping Blog Roundup for April 9, 2013</title>
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<updated>2013-04-09T11:42:38.329-04:00</updated>
<summary>Read a few of our favorite blog posts from the past weeks that are related to bookkeeping and small business financial management.</summary>
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<title>How To Book Personal Use of Company Credit Cards</title>
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<summary>Read a few of our favorite blog posts from the past weeks that are related to bookkeeping and small business financial management.</summary>
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<title>Share Trading Tips ~ Intraday Stock Tomorrow ~ Free Nifty Call ~ NSE BSE News Updates</title>
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<title>Bookkeeping Blog Roundup for April 30, 2013</title>
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<title>Shoeboxed now integrates with QuickBooks Online</title>
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<updated>2013-04-03T02:08:52.867-04:00</updated>
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<title>Factoring Vs. Collections: Which is Better For Your Unpaid Invoices?</title>
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<summary>Have an unpaid invoice? Decide if a factor or a debt collector is the right person for you to call.</summary>
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<title>Bookkeeping Blog Roundup for March 20, 2013</title>
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<summary>Read a few of our favorite blog posts from the past weeks that are related to bookkeeping and small business financial management.</summary>
<content type="html">Read a few of our favorite blog posts from the past weeks that are related to bookkeeping and small business financial management.</content>
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<title>Bookkeeping Blog Roundup for April 19, 2013</title>
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<updated>2013-04-22T14:00:24.729-04:00</updated>
<summary>Read a few of our favorite blog posts from the past weeks that are related to bookkeeping and small business financial management.</summary>
<content type="html">Read a few of our favorite blog posts from the past weeks that are related to bookkeeping and small business financial management.</content>
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<title>growthforce.com</title>
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<title>Prevent Business Fraud With Internal Controls</title>
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<summary>A survey found the average organization lost 5% of its annual revenue (median loss of $140,000). Here are 5 ways to prevent business fraud.</summary>
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<title>growthforce.com</title>
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<title>Why It Makes Sense for Start-Ups to Rent Rather than Hire a CFO</title>
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<summary>Any successful business needs to deal with financial projections, budgets, and cash flow forecasts, but that doesn’t mean you need a full-time CFO to handle it.</summary>
<content type="html">Any successful business needs to deal with financial projections, budgets, and cash flow forecasts, but that doesn’t mean you need a full-time CFO to handle it.</content>
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<title>pcg-services.com</title>
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<bx:fullname>Jade Arias</bx:fullname>
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<title>Four Ways QuickBooks Can Improve Your Cash Flow</title>
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<summary>Here are four different ways on how your business can use QuickBooks to boost cash flow.</summary>
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<title>growthforce.com</title>
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<title>Gearing Up for Small Business Saturday</title>
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<summary>Gearing Up for Small Business Saturday Since its inception in 2010, the Small Business Saturday holiday shopping event created by American Express has seen amazing growth and awareness. Sunovis assists small businesses with lending needs, and the company mission is to help rebuild the U.S. economy, one business and one loan at a time. The success of the small business promotion hinged on social media sharing, tools provided by American Express to small businesses to promote the day on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, and support from celebrities and politicians. Small business owners should take advantage of the tools being offered by American Express, and small businesses that need financing or working capital to expand the business should contact Sunovis Financial.</summary>
<content type="html">Gearing Up for Small Business Saturday Since its inception in 2010, the Small Business Saturday holiday shopping event created by American Express has seen amazing growth and awareness. Sunovis assists small businesses with lending needs, and the company mission is to help rebuild the U.S. economy, one business and one loan at a time. The success of the small business promotion hinged on social media sharing, tools provided by American Express to small businesses to promote the day on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, and support from celebrities and politicians. Small business owners should take advantage of the tools being offered by American Express, and small businesses that need financing or working capital to expand the business should contact Sunovis Financial.</content>
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<title>San Francisco Chronicle</title>
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<bx:fullname>Deepak Saruparia</bx:fullname>
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<title>Three Signs You&#39;re Ready To Outsource Your Bookkeeping »</title>
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<updated>2013-04-18T10:58:14.141-04:00</updated>
<summary>Is outsourced bookkeeping the right solution for your back office needs? Is it the right time for your growing business? Here&#39;s how to tell.</summary>
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<title>growthforce.com</title>
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