Author: Darwin FarrMany people who are involved in a multilevel marketing business are finding that it isn't as easy as it might seem to find that ever important lead - people who will come and look at what you have to offer. Before you can actually call them a lead, you must first get them to your website. This article will introduce you to steps that you can implement in your marketing strategy that will effectively make it impossible for...more
Author: Vikram KumarFinances are tight for everyone in this current economy and as a result, people are being forced to make cutbacks everywhere. One of the biggest assets which you could choose to sell that will make the smallest detriment on your life will be that of used aircraft. When you have an airplane of any sort, you could sell this asset to try and raise more funds which can keep you or your business floating for a longer period of...more
It's that time of year when we get bombarded with year-end tax planning tips. You'll see them on the web, in the newspaper, on television, and just about everywhere you look. I read a top 10 list this morning that made me cringe! Why? Because the tips given didn't consider the potential conflict with other personal and financial goals.Here are the top 2 I see in just about every list:#1 Buy Something This is the tip I hear most often that quite possibly has the most harmful consequences. I've heard too many business owners tell me they have to buy something before the end of the year for the tax write-off.In the list I read this morning, it was recommended to buy equipment, a car or a house. I had to cringe! Is this list really about savings? While there may be tax savings available in all of these purchases, making a purchase of this size should never be based solely on the tax benefits.Many business owners are given the advice to buy equipment before the end of the year because the equipment can be expensed under the Section 179 deduction.Yes, the Section 179 deduction is a fantastic deduction but buying equipment for the sole reason of getting a tax deduction can result...more
The economic crisis has already hit the residential sector hard, but now it is forecast to spill over into commercial mortgages as well. Residential home owners were blessed with many different options to restructure their home mortgages or short-sell their homes due to the recent economic crisis. These options are now available to owners of...more
How much money do you need to bring to Taiwan if you plan on moving to Taiwan to teach English? Making the move to Taiwan or any country is something that shouldn't be given a lot of thought. If you are considering moving to Taiwan it will help to know how much money you need in advance. You will be starting a new life and if you don't bring...more
With the end of the year just around the corner, the new law may provide you with additional tax saving opportunities.In this report, I'll share the 2 most popular tax breaks in the new law and how they apply to your taxes.Tax Break #1: First-time Home Buyer Credit Background information The first-time homebuyer credit is one of the most popular tax incentives in recent years. When originally enacted, the credit was limited to $7,500 ($3,750 for a married taxpayer filing separately) and it acted like a loan, requiring taxpayers to repay it over 15 years. Since its original enactment, the repayment requirement has been removed (in most cases) and the credit limit raised to $8,000 ($4,000 for a married taxpayer filing separately).Extension of the credit The credit was set to expire November 30, 2009. The new law passed last week extends the credit to April 30, 2010.Expansion of the credit The new law expands who is eligible for the credit in 2 different ways.#1: No longer limited to first-time home buyers The credit was limited to first-time homebuyers. While the full $8,000 credit is still limited to first-time homebuyers. some long-time residents of the same principal residence...more
You will not believe what astonishing statistic I read just the other day. I was signed onto the site Indexcreditcards.com and read that the average American is carrying $4,013 in revolving debt and the average household is carrying about $7,861 in...more
Author: Jeff McRitchieDoes your office need a paper shredder with an extremely high security rating, as well as a lot of great features? If so, check out the GBC ShredMaster RSX128, a feature-laden device that offers top-notch security. Here are this...more
Author: Jeff McRitchieGeneral Binding Corporation (GBC) offers an incredible selection of shredders, including some that are great for use by multiple people in an office setting. One of these machines is the GBC ShredMaster RDS1819. Here are the...more
Author: Jeff McRitchie A commercial-grade paper shredder is a must-have item if your office needs to regularly destroy a lot of documents. If your workplace is in need of one and you aren't working with highly classified documents, a great choice...more
Parents with students traveling away to college this year choose Prepaid Visa cards for sending their child money for monthly expenses such as food, clothing, housing, books or school supplies. The advantages of a PrePaid Credit Card in this...more
Author: Jeff McRitchiePaper shredders have become very popular office machines and they are now as common as photocopiers thanks to the increased need for privacy. Just about every office in America has a paper shredder now and for those large...more