August 2004
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Cautious Optimism |
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by Rich Smith |
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Incontinence products can foster a vibrant cash business, but there are risks. |
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Best Tax Benefits For You and Your Business |
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by John w. Moffitt, CPA, CFE, CVA |
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Knowing when to use aggressive tax strategies an allow you to keep more of what you earn. |
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The Business of Self-Esteem |
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by Danine Harden |
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Provider, psychologist, friend, insurance consultant: all part of the job when your clients are women who also happen to have cancer. |
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A Little Insurance |
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by Sarah Hanna |
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Before you deliver the goods, have a formal insurance verification procedure in place to reduce your risk of denied claims. |
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Soft Sell and Hard Choices |
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by Tracey Brown and Bill Mallard |
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Variables aplenty can make the software buying game difficult. The trick is to know what to look for and what to avoid. |
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Contemplating Credentialing? |
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by Sydney Gubin, ATP, ATS, CRT |
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If you want to provide that extra level of service and expertise for power chair users, start studying for a credential. |
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