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All Ultimate Guide Articles - Page 6

27 Restaurant Software Tools: A Definitive Guide

By Mary King on June 29, 2020 | Retail, Ultimate Guide

Restaurant Software

The restaurant industry is changing at a more rapid pace than at any time in hospitality history. There are hundreds of tools available to wrangle tasks from voice ordering to employee productivity, with new tools emerging every day. Tools work together or separately to create a full-spectrum solution for your restaurant. The tricky part is…

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Square for Restaurants: The Ultimate Guide

By Mary King on June 25, 2020 | Restaurants, Retail, Ultimate Guide

Square for Restaurants is a cloud-based restaurant point-of-sale (POS) system that runs on iPads with built-in tools for full-service, delivery, and counter service restaurants. Square for Restaurants entry-level POS has no monthly subscription fee and higher-level subscriptions are competitively priced. This POS includes payment processing, making it a good choice for many small-medium sized food…

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What Is Payroll?

By Charlette Beasley on June 22, 2020 | Human Resources, Payroll, Ultimate Guide

Payroll is a process where the employer pays its workers, applicable tax agencies (including the IRS), and vendors that are under contract to provide employee benefits. In some cases, such as a court garnishment order, it even includes withholding money to pay an employee’s creditors. Handling payroll the right way is important. Employers must perform…

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Your Ultimate Guide to Employment Laws When Interviewing and Hiring

By Patrick Proctor on June 22, 2020 | Human Resources, Ultimate Guide

Employment Law

When interviewing and eventually hiring candidates, it is important to know what employment laws govern the process. Knowing what not to do and ask during interviews can save you time and money. With thoughtful foresight, hiring managers can make the most of employment interviews and obtain the information they need without asking illegal questions. Although…

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Dental Practice Loans: Costs, Terms & Requirements

By Dennis Shirshikov on June 17, 2020 | Business Loans, Financing, Ultimate Guide

dental practice loans and dental practice financing

Dentists use dental practice loans for working capital like payroll or major projects like purchasing a facility. Small Business Administration (SBA) loans for dentists have the best rates and longest terms but take 30 to 90 days to fund. Alternative loans have higher rates but are quick to fund and easy to qualify for. Types…

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A Beginners Guide to Real Estate Farming 2020

By Susan Isaak on June 11, 2020 | Real Estate, Real Estate Sales, Ultimate Guide

Real estate farming is the process of selecting and marketing within a specific geographic area. When agents “farm” an area, they focus their lead generation efforts, advertising, and marketing in one place. The term may seem old-fashioned, but farming helps agents grow and nurture future business much like planting seeds on a farm. How Real…

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Is Invoice Factoring Right for Your Small Business?

By Dennis Shirshikov on June 11, 2020 | Financing, Ultimate Guide

Invoice Factoring

To determine if any financing solution, including invoice factoring, is right for your business, it must meet three criteria. It must be accessible, affordable, and beneficial to the business. To evaluate an invoice factoring company you should consider the costs, terms, qualifications, application process, and some benefits and drawbacks of this financing solution. Invoice Factoring…

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Food Vendor Insurance: Coverage, Providers & Cost

By Jaclyn Moriarty on June 8, 2020 | Business Insurance, Insurance, Ultimate Guide

Food vendor insurance refers to the types of coverage food vendors need to protect their businesses against financial loss from liability claims. The most common policies for food vendors are general liability and commercial property. Food vendor insurance costs start around $300 to $1,300 annually and can start as low as at $60 for single-day…

How to Use a POS System to Run Your Business

By Meaghan Brophy on June 2, 2020 | Retail, Ultimate Guide

Use a POS System

From the grocery stores to your favorite café, nearly every mom-and-pop, brick and mortar, and mobile business uses a point-of-sale (POS) system to manage transactions. POS hardware includes touchscreens, cash drawers, bar code scanners, and other tools powered by software that manages sales and payments, inventory, and customer service. A well-instituted POS system can perform…

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9 UX Web Design Principles to Improve Your Site & Delight Your Visitors

By Alana Rudder on May 27, 2020 | Business Website, Marketing, Ultimate Guide

Designing a website with the user experience in mind (known as UX web design) is where form meets function, serving both site visitors and business’ goals simultaneously. It puts visitors, and how they interact with your site, at the core of the design process to create a positive and engaging experience. The principles of UX…

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The Ins and Outs of Carrying a Credit Card Balance

By Yvette Glover on May 26, 2020 | Credit Cards, Personal Credit Cards, Ultimate Guide

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Carrying a credit card balance allows you to pay off purchases over time by rolling balances from one billing cycle to another. Card issuers typically charge interest, or annual percentage rates (APRs), on unpaid balances that range from 11% to 30%. However, maintaining cards with high balances can hurt your credit score if you’re not…

Wyoming Workers’ Compensation Insurance

By Virginia Hamill on May 21, 2020 | Business Insurance, Insurance, Ultimate Guide

Injured employee

Wyoming workers’ compensation is governed by the Department of Workforce Services, Division of Workers’ Compensation. The state requires almost every employer to provide coverage for their employees, with only a few occupations specifically excluded from coverage. Employers can only purchase workers’ comp insurance from the state, and they pay approximately $1.28 per $100 of payroll….

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