November 26, 2013 | States are cracking down on companies that misclassify their employees as independent contractors, Bloomberg reports. Labeling someone an independent contractor means companies don't have to withhold or pay income taxes, Social Security and Medicare taxes or unemployment taxes. But revenue-hungry states are looking more closely into worker classification in an effort to get tax payments from employers. |
What's New | Joshua Sophy - November 26, 2013 You probably already have a LinkedIn business page . The problem is when you have more than one product, service or brand to highlight.Never fear! LinkedIn has launched a… |  | | | Barry Moltz - November 26, 2013 Small businesses waste a lot of time selling to the wrong people. As a result, the company either does not grow or sales drop. Below are 3 ways to… | Susan Payton - November 25, 2013 Now that the 2013 Small Business Influencer Awards are over, it’s never too late to start thinking about next year. Who knows, maybe you’ll end up becoming a Champion.What’s interesting… | | Shawn Hessinger - November 25, 2013 You would think when you work for one of the richest clients in the world, you wouldn’t have to worry about broadening your market. Not so, according Armando and Pasquale… | Joel Libava - November 25, 2013 Today's franchise business systems need to run smoothly and efficiently. Franchisees, the people who are footing the bill for the system, expect the system to work. They also expect… |
What the Smartest Voices Have to Say | | | Brent Leary - November 15, 2013 While the lion-share of attention goes more to marketing, promotion and customer service when it comes to social media, using it during the sales cycle can be just as important… |  | |
Blast From The Past: What Was Hot One Year Ago? | Ilana Bercovitz - November 30, 2012 New to Twitter? Still learning how to build your following and engage existing followers? Twitter can be an incredibly useful tool, but it can easily become a wasted resource if… |
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