Five Practices to Help You Get Paid from Construction Industry Customers
By Laurie Hager, Sussman Shank Collection of accounts receivable is vital to any business, and the construction industry is no exception. When a customer timely pays without incident, things are great. Sometimes, however, customers do not pay on time for a variety of reasons. Perhaps the customer cannot pay because of cash flow problems. Other […]
7 Ways to Reduce Your Risk of B2B Ship-To Fraud
By: Experian – Gary Stockton The lease for the $50,000 office equipment seemed like any other order at first glance. The customer passed the credit check without issues. But when the multinational corporation was unable to collect payment, it dug deeper and realized that the ship-to address was a residence. With more research, the business […]
Is Your Business Compliant with New Washington Sales and Use Tax Requirements?
By Lauren M. Visoria Miller Nash Graham & Dunn LLP On April 17, 2018, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case called South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc. The outcome of this case will affect both small and large businesses across the country, as well as the typical online consumer. In short, the case deals […]