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What Is a Microloan? A Beginner’s Guide

By Andrew Wan January 20, 2025 | Financing, What is

Pink mini piggy bank place on top of the coins.

A microloan is a small loan that’s made to a business owner, usually carrying qualification requirements that are more flexible than most traditional loan programs. As a result, it can be a good option for businesses that have bad credit or weak finances. Microloans often have short repayment terms of no more than five to…

Restaurant Tip Pooling: Ultimate Guide (+ Free Template)

Before implementing tip pooling in your restaurant, it’s important to completely understand what’s involved. Learn more about the practice, including applicable laws.

By Jennifer Soper January 20, 2025 | Free Resources, Restaurants, What is

Tip money inside a jar.

Tip pooling is when a portion or all of the tip money collected in a day is redistributed among tip-eligible employees, either evenly or by a set percentage. This practice can increase morale and is a great option for some restaurants. However, it’s important to implement correctly, as there are laws—like those forbidding management participation—that…

What Is Employee Retention?

By Genevieve Que January 15, 2025 | Human Resources, What is

Employee Retention

Employee retention is how well a company keeps its employees over time. You can measure your employee retention by dividing how many employees you have in your company at the end of a period by how many employees you had at the start. Effective employee retention initiatives are critical to successful employee management by improving…

What Is Human Resource Outsourcing (HRO)? Types & When to Consider

Outsourcing HR tasks and functions can take the burden off small business owners and businesses with very small HR departments. A third-party provider can handle anything from recruiting to payroll to employee benefits administration.

By Jennifer Soper January 14, 2025 | Human Resources, What is

Human Resource Outsourcing

Human Resource Outsourcing (HRO): Definition and Types Human resource outsourcing (HRO) is the act of hiring a third-party provider to handle your human resources administrative tasks and functions. These can include HR administration, benefits management, payroll processing, recruitment, and more. Some common types of outsourcing that fall under the main umbrella of HRO include: Professional…

What Is Plumbing Insurance? Cost & Coverage Explained

By Nathan Weller January 10, 2025 | Insurance, What is

A technician checking the heating system

Plumbing insurance coverage is an important part of a successful plumbing company and consists of general liability and equipment coverage. Depending on the size of the business, plumbing insurance will include workers’ compensation and commercial auto, too. Plumbing insurance costs between $45 and $100 a month for general liability. Plumbers will pay a lot less…

What Is Self-employment Tax: Rates & Calculations

By Liz Smith, CPA, MSTFP January 9, 2025 | Free Resources, Taxes, What is

self employment tax

Self-employment tax consists of Social Security (12.4%) and Medicare (2.9%), for a total of 15.3%. It is assessed on income earned and must be paid even if you don’t receive a 1099-MISC for your services. If you’re a sole proprietor, freelancer, general partner, or independent contractor making $400 or more in self-employment income then you’ll…

What Is the Federal Funds Rate?

By Andrew Wan January 8, 2025 | Financing, What is

Financial a stimulus bill individual checks from government US 100 dollar bills currency on American

The federal funds rate is the rate that’s charged when a bank lends funds to another bank. This can occur if a bank needs money to satisfy reserve requirements set by federal regulations. While the federal funds rate describes the rate banks charge one another, it plays a large role in US monetary policy and…

What Business Overdraft Protection Is & How It Works

By Robi Mansueto January 8, 2025 | Banking, What is

Overdraft protection documents.

Overdraft protection is a business checking service that allows your bank to auto-transfer funds from a backup account, credit card, or a line of credit to pay for transactions if your main checking account’s balance is insufficient. It protects you from overdraft fees and non-sufficient funds (NSF) fees. In many cases, you can set it…

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