Over the past several years, a crime trend called "bank jugging" or "jugging" has grown in popularity in Texas. Jugging occurs when a suspect watches a bank or high-end store and then follows a customer after they leave to steal their money or valuables. Law enforcement has been warning the public a...
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If you are looking to hire a lawyer for your business, it is essential to hire one who can adequately meet your business needs. Business law and commercial law are two fields of legal practice with many overlapping areas. Usually, an attorney who practices one of the two will also be proficient at t...
How to Launch a Lawsuit Against Your Brokerling suit against your broker may be your last alternative and the least desired outcome but it is necessary in situations where fraud or gross misconduct is suspected. When investors believe that their portfolios have been mishandled, they need to use ever...
HOW DOES BUSINESS DEBT HELP ME QUALIFY FOR CHAPTER 7 BANKRUPTCY? Many small businesses close within the first 18 months after opening. It is estimated that approximately 80 percent of new businesses fail within the first 18 months. Fifty percent of new businesses fail after the first four year...
More and more people are choosing to create and run their own businesses, and that's exciting. Yet building a startup will give you a lot to think about, and it is easy to forget a small but hugely important aspect of the legalities of running a business. This post will give you an overview of some ...
Startups need to manage finance carefully and really need to keep a check on their books. So, what do you need to know in terms of finances if you're part of a new startup - here are seven tips. 1) Managing Cash Flow Is Crucial: The majority of startups wind up failing for various reasons, but one t...
One of the primary reasons to go into business is to turn a profit. That doesn't necessarily mean making more money. You can also increase your company's profitability by cutting back on your expenses. One way to do just that is by finding ways to save money on commercial insurance. Granted, you sti...
Financial service providers should work in the best interest of their clients, but a small misunderstanding of your provider's language can lead to a profound legal difference. The difference can have a major consequence in how the financial planner works for you. Commission-Based When you work with...
Keeping on top of your finances and sticking to a set budget is one of the most important things new businesses will have to do. For most start-ups, money is tight, so accounting for every penny is an absolute necessity. No matter what industry you're in, a strict and well thought out budget w...
Training your employees is ultimately good for your business. Not only can it improve performance and staff morale, investing in the development of employee's increases profit. The best part is, you get to choose what skills you want you workforce to gain by identifying the needs of your busin...
With the amount of help available for disabled people, it can be difficult to work out just what counts as being disabled and whether you're entitled to any extra help. Whether you suffer from poor mental health, or are at the point of needing mobility scooters, the spectrum of what counts as ...
Probate attorneys are state licensed professionals that know all law aspects related to estate executors or beneficiaries when surrounding deceased people. This professional is sometimes known as estate attorney. He/she will be responsible for personal representatives handling through probate proces...
Many people feel that they were born to do something important with their lives. While there is popular assumption that lawyers are only trying to chase good money, that is an unfair stereotype. A large amount of the population of lawyers in the world began their careers because they wanted to fight...
We live in a world where business finances are often tight. We also live in a world where the growth of technology has made financial fraud a popular activity. This means that many businesses can be left struggling to survive if they become a victim of fraud. It's not just a problem that affects sma...
Up until about five years ago, you could find a payday loan establishment on every street corner. These quick fix alternatives help those who are caught in a financial pinch in-between paychecks. The concept is novel, but the problem is that most people get one loan to pay back another. Soon, they h...
There can be no doubt credit cards are a popular way to pay and keep track of consumer purchases. What some people fail to realize soon enough is that carrying a balance on a credit card is exactly the same thing as borrowing money. The difference between credit card debt and a loan is that loans ge...
Most of us grow cold when the taxman comes calling. The feeling gets worse especially when you have to deal with a high tax bill or a tax audit. Simply put, most of us are never prepared for the tax season even if we have been through it so many times and came out without a scratch or even if we hav...
A chargeback is the consumer's last line of defense against fraud and other inappropriate credit card charges.
Under state and federal law, credit card companies are required to offer chargebacks to consumers for disputed charges. Chargebacks are essentially refunds for consumers with valid disputes against charges on their credit cards.
Chargebacks can be initiated for two main reasons: billing errors and claims and defenses.
Chargebacks on Billing Errors
Mistakes can and do happen in the retail sector. A credit card company may mistakenly charge you twice for a product or service, or a business may charge you for something you didn’t order.
When billing errors occur, you can file for a chargeback and dispute the charge.
Selling a small business is a complicated process that requires the help of a broker, accountant and an attorney. Contrary to popular belief, the sale of a business isn't necessarily a profitable one. If the business is taking a downturn or you sell at the wrong time, you may walk away empty-handed.
These six considerations will help you navigate the selling and negotiations processes.
1. Why are You Selling the Business?
Why are you selling your business? This is one of the first questions buyers will ask, and your answer will almost certainly affect the buyer's interest.
Maybe you want to enjoy an early retirement, or you feel you're overworked. Maybe you're bored with the business or a dispute with your partner has made it impossible to work together. In some cases, business owners sell because of an illness or a death in the family.
Of course, some businesses are put up for sale because they are no longer profitable. In this case, finding a serious buyer can be a challenge. Taking steps to increase profits before you sell may improve your chances of finding a buyer.
If you're looking for some extra cash in a hurry, Wizzcash short term loans are the ideal solution. Short team loans are ideal for people who find themselves in an emergency and need some extra cash to clear their overdraft or tie them over until pay day. Borrowing money isn't all that easy – ...