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All What is Articles - Page 18

Payroll Taxes and Employers: What Employment Taxes Are You Legally Responsible For?

By Charlette Beasley on March 27, 2020 | Business Taxes, Taxes, What is

employer payroll taxes

As you consider hiring employees to help with your business, you’ll need to take into account the additional employment tax responsibilities that come along with it. You need a good grasp of what your business and your employees are responsible for paying. Legally, you’re the collector and gatekeeper of both payroll and income taxes, and…

What Is Maturity Factoring?

By Dennis Shirshikov on March 26, 2020 | Financing, What is

Close-up Of A Businessperson's Hand Analyzing Invoice On Laptop

Maturity factoring offers small business owners an opportunity to get paid the value of receivables by the factoring company on the maturity date, which may be on or after the invoice due date. Both parties can agree to an alternative date; however, unlike traditional factoring, maturity factoring does not offer immediate funding. How Maturity Factoring…

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What Is a Balance Transfer & How Much Does It Cost?

By Benilyn Formoso - Suralta on March 26, 2020 | Credit Cards, Financing, What is

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A balance transfer lets you move debt from one credit card to another, typically for a fee. Balance transfer fees usually range between 3% to 5% of the amount of your balance transfer, or between $5 to $10, whichever is higher. Some credit cards offer introductory 0% annual percentage rates (APR) on balance transfers for…

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What Is Days Beyond Terms?

By Dennis Shirshikov on March 26, 2020 | Financing, What is

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Days beyond terms (DBT) is the number of days a business takes to pay its bills past the corresponding due date. Lenders use this metric as a proxy for the financial health of a business’s receivables. In invoice factoring, DBT plays a large role in the rate that a business receives on financing. Why Days…

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What Is a Factoring Reserve Account?

By Dennis Shirshikov on March 26, 2020 | Financing, What is

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The factoring reserve is the amount a factoring company holds in reserve until a debtor pays the invoice. Once the debtor pays the invoice, the factoring company pays the reserve—or rebate—to the business that sold its invoice to the factoring company. The factoring company keeps a percentage, called the factoring rate, which is its fee…

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Types of Web Hosting Explained (+ How to Choose the Right Plan)

By Kelly Main on March 26, 2020 | Marketing, What is

Types of Web Hosting Explained

Every website requires web hosting to be seen online, but with so many available types of web hosting plans, how do you know which is right for your small business website? The answer will depend on a variety of factors, such as whether you accept online payments, your need for fast load times, and your…

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Do Business Credit Cards Affect Personal Credit?

By Benilyn Formoso - Suralta on March 26, 2020 | Business Credit Cards, Credit Cards, What is

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How you use your business credit card can impact your personal credit. Some business credit cards report payment history to consumer credit bureaus, which means any late payments you make could hurt your personal credit score. But if you use your card responsibly and always pay your bills on time, a business credit card could…

What Does 0% APR Mean, and How Does It Work?

By Benilyn Formoso - Suralta on March 24, 2020 | Business Credit Cards, Credit Cards, What is

Woman making a payment using credit card

0% APR allows you to charge purchases and make balance transfers on a new credit card with no interest for a specific time period. Once this introductory period ends, any unpaid balances will assess the regular annual percentage rate (APR). The best 0% APR credit cards offer no-interest financing for up to 18 months. How…

What Is a High-yield Savings Account?

By Yvette Glover on March 24, 2020 | Banking, Savings Accounts, What is

High-yield savings accounts typically earn annual percentage yields (APYs) that are much higher than standard savings accounts—up to 25 times the national average. Since online banks offer the highest interest rates on savings accounts, savers who aren’t adverse to internet banks will get the best high-interest savings accounts available. High-yield savings accounts are some of…

Fix & Flip Loans: The 5 Best Fix & Flip Financing Options

By Melanie Patterson on March 24, 2020 | Fix and Flip, Real Estate Investing, What is

Fix-and-flip loans are used by short-term real estate investors to purchase and renovate a property before flipping it for a profit. This type of funding for flipping houses offers investors fast closings for properties in any condition. The most popular type of fix-and-flip loans are hard money loans. Types of Fix & Flip Loans The…

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Real Estate Email Marketing: Templates & Tips From the Pros

By Diana Bourgeois on March 24, 2020 | Real Estate, Real Estate Marketing, What is

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Real estate email marketing uses auto responders, email newsletters, and behavior-triggered emails to encourage a buyer or seller lead to become an agent’s client. In an age when most people use email to communicate, all agents should invest in some form of email marketing. Doing so can increase a client base and grow sales dramatically….

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Wisconsin Workers’ Compensation Insurance: Top Providers, Rules & More

By Kimberlee Leonard on March 23, 2020 | Business Insurance, Insurance, What is

In Wisconsin, workers’ compensation insurance laws require most employers with three or more employees to carry coverage. That seems simple enough, but laws add other situations where business owners must cover employees, making workers’ comp insurance nearly universal in the state. The cost is at $1.58 per $100 of payroll annually, depending on job descriptions….

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