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March 31, 2010 from 12pm to 1pm
In this Webcast, CPA John Huddleston will explain LLCs and S Corporations, C Corporations and how they can help reduce your tax obligations, as well as other factors to consider to determine the best structure for your small business. The webcast us…
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How to use Excel to build or forecast a revenue model on the fly and also with more time, for a formal research effort. I've tried to find a class on this and must not be looking in the right place. I have colleagues who know how but I'd like to spe…
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March 31, 2010 from 12pm to 1pm
In this Webcast, CPA John Huddleston will explain LLCs and S Corporations, C Corporations and how they can help reduce your tax obligations, as well as other factors to consider to determine the best structure for your small business. The webcast us…
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12 Tax Tips For The Self Employed at SmallBusinessWebcast.com
March 24, 2010 from 10am to 11am
For many self employed individuals, negotiating the tax gauntlet is like searching for gold in the Amazon jungle without a guide or a map. Our discussion will help keep you from being snake bit, help you find some of that tax gold and return with al…
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In this Webcast, Jessica Chisholm will fill you in on a few QuickBooks user essentials. The object will be to improve your ability to navigate QuickBooks in a more efficient manner and increase your understanding of the software. This course will sh…
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March 31, 2010 from 12pm to 1pm
In this Webcast, CPA John Huddleston will explain LLCs and S Corporations, C Corporations and how they can help reduce your tax obligations, as well as other factors to consider to determine the best structure for your small business. The webcast us…
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The Webcasts at http://smallbusinesswebcast.com will all cover subjects helpful to small business. That is pretty broad, however. What particular subjects would you like to see covered in a Webcast? What type of professionals should we target for We…
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In this Webcast, CPA John Huddleston will explain LLCs and S Corporations, C Corporations and how they can help reduce your tax obligations, as well as other factors to consider to determine the best structure for your small business. The webcast us…
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The business advisors/instructors of the Small Business Institute of Seattle & Bellevue provide continuing education in all fields vital to assist small businesses to succeed. Fields of study include Tax, Accounting, Law, Marketing, Computer Networks, Search Engine Optimization, Business Insurance, Office Software, and much more. Through sponsorship, we are able to provide quality continuing education FOR FREE.

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What subjects are you interested in?

The Webcasts at http://smallbusinesswebcast.com will all cover subjects helpful to small business. That is pretty broad, however. What particular subjects would you like to see covered in a Webcast? What type of professionals should we target for Webcast Instructors?

Posted by John Huddleston on March 7, 2010 at 2:01pm — 1 Comment

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80 New Members in an Hour?

I just deleted 80 members (or one member with 80 email addresses). Just to clarify, any post here should be about small business. Members are welcome to post if it meets that pretty simple requirement. If I want Viagra, I'll go to my email junk box. Seattle CPA John Huddleston.

Posted by John Huddleston on March 5, 2010 at 12:00pm

Janie

The theoligy of lives difficulties

Thank you for this site to engage with others in the area I have grown up in. The idea of sharing business insight is exciting to me I sure dont get it where Ive been for 15 yrs so Im taking a stand for my own purpose. I was attracted to this site by a lady who offered knowledge about quickbooks my work hired a lady who wrote a book and cost us $ 90 an hr. Boy wouldnt I like to make 90 an hr well I since im heading that way by engaging in this small business webcast...Continue

Posted by Janie on February 10, 2010 at 11:16pm

Angela

Importance of key words while building your website: myth and reality

All of us who have a website or just intend to build one heard of importance of using key words. We have been bombarded from multiple sources that we must stuff our content with relevant keywords and use them in a key words meta tag while optimizing for search engines. Is it a true? Not so much. I know that I would probably upset those who make a living on doing " extensive key-word research" for websites (and I fell into this trap myself at some point), but key words are completely irrelevant f… Continue

Posted by Angela on January 19, 2010 at 11:30am

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The Center for Media Research has released a study by Vertical Response that shows just where many of these ‘Main Street’ players are going with their online dollars. The big winners: e-mail and social media. With only 3.8% of small business folks NOT planning on using e-mail marketing and with social media carrying the perception of being free (which they so rudely discover it is far from free) this should make some in the banner and search crowd a little wary.

Posted by alex on January 10, 2010 at 11:10pm

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Small Business Tax

Hire Your Children and Save Thousands

How would you like to be able to deduct your child’s allowance, school clothes and piano lessons?  Seem too good to be true?  As the owner of a legitimate business, if you hired an assistant to help you organize files or clean your office, you would pay him or her a salary and deduct the [...]

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Links for Business Information in Washington State

You may already know how to apply for your LLC or corporation on the Secretary of State Corporations website.  You may also know where, after getting your letter of approval from the SoS, to apply for your IRS EIN number online.  Of course, don’t forget about your state business license application and your city business [...]
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