Who Gets My Tax Dollars?
by Kathie Ross
Price: $5.99 USD. 20230 words.
Published on May 6, 2010. .
UPDATED FOR 2011 - A tax guide for US professionals and consultants doing business in Canada.
This book provides the information that US residents need if they are doing business in Canada. From withholding required to which tax returns to file where, all the information is available.
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100 Tips for Consulting Firms to Accelerate Profit and Value Growth
by Tony Rice
Price: Free! 12260 words. Published on March 6, 2012. .
Sustained growth in consulting means bigger fees, larger bonuses and being the beneficiary of an increasingly valuable asset. Most owners fail to create sustained growth, or realize any equity value from all the hard work they have put into their business. This handy book of 100 easy to read tips will help you to be one of the winners.
Price: Free! 12260 words. Published on March 6, 2012. .
Sustained growth in consulting means bigger fees, larger bonuses and being the beneficiary of an increasingly valuable asset. Most owners fail to create sustained growth, or realize any equity value from all the hard work they have put into their business. This handy book of 100 easy to read tips will help you to be one of the winners.