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one year ago by Daniel Brown

W-2 vs. W-4: A Comparison of Tax Forms and How to File Them

W-2 and W-4 forms are tax-related documents that every employer must use to report employee earnings to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). These forms list the salary paid to employees...

one year ago by Daniel Brown

Graceful Exit: How to Quit Your Part-Time Job

Part-time jobs help you gain experience and develop skills in a particular field. They’re also a good way to earn some pocket change while you pursue your degree. But have...

one year ago by Daniel Brown

How To Start a Bookkeeping Business

A bookkeeping business takes charge of recording and managing companies’ daily financial transactions. Its responsibilities include tracking income and expenses, processing payroll, preparing tax returns, and other financial entries.  Starting...

2 years ago by Daniel Brown

The Difference Between E-Business and E-Commerce

The concepts of e-business and e-commerce are often used interchangeably. Nonetheless, the terms are not synonymous. For instance, e-business is a company that interacts with internal and external parties through...

2 years ago by Daniel Brown

How to Increase Your Efficiency of Work?

The topic of productivity and work efficiency is one that has been discussed and dissected across numerous self-help seminars and books time and time again. But can there really be...

2 years ago by Daniel Brown

CFPB Cracks Down on Buy Now, Pay Later Financing

The Credit Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) looks to improve consumer protections and regulations in the buy now, pay later (BNPL) industry. The agency’s concerns result from high rates of delinquencies...

2 years ago by Daniel Brown

How to Start a Sticker Business

Starting a sticker business is one of the easiest and most cost-effective businesses you can start today. It’s an ideal side hustle for creative people that will allow them to...

2 years ago by Daniel Brown

How to Start a Pool Cleaning Business: 11 Easy Steps

According to IBISWorld, the U.S. swimming pool cleaning services industry is worth $7.1 billion and is expected to increase by nearly $50 billion in 2032. Given the numbers, starting a pool cleaning business...

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