Seven Ways to Become a More Effective and Efficient Shipper
Whether you own an online store or a traditional brick and mortar shop, shipping is part of business. Here are 7 considerations to help you set up shipping.
EMV What it is and Why It Matters
If your business hasn’t switched to EMV chip cards from swipe and sign payments, it could be costing you money.
COVID-19 Updates: Modified Phase 2 Order Extended
Gov. John Bel Edwards said on Tuesday, Jan. 12, that he has extended his modified Phase 2 order.
Indianapolis Star Reports on Small Business Issues
Barbara Quandt, State Director in Indiana, was recently quoted on the importance of small business liability reform in the Indy Star.
State of Wyoming Legislature Opens 2021 Session
The 2021 session of the State of Wyoming Legislature opened for business on January 12 and has until midnight on April 2 to complete its work.
Is This the Renaissance of the PC?
While the PC has always helped us connect, collaborate and communicate, 2020 has proven the value that it brings to our lives.
Editorial: Inslee Agenda Seeks to Destroy Even More Small Businesses
This week’s announcement of a new, incomplete and unworkable ‘reopening plan’ again demonstrates the governor’s indifference.
NFIB Makes Case Before Joint Idaho Legislative Committee
Idaho ranks against other states in a couple of national measurements, before detailing the five top worries of small-business owners.
State Funding Available to Help Small Businesses with Growth & Improvement Projects
This initiative connects small businesses with professional assistance to complete growth and improvement projects.
New Employee Retention Tax Credit for Small Businesses
Talk to your tax professional or bookkeeper about taking advantage of the expanded Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC).