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Passing an Audit in Your Business?

Posted on April 17, 2014 by Bruce

What do you do when the tax man calls? Considering previous experience I will tell you that you had better have your stuff together if you plan on making it through and audit slightly unscathed. Audits can be very intimidating and scary for most… Continue Reading “Passing an Audit in Your Business?”

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Increasing Profits as an Owner Operator

Posted on April 17, 2014 by Bruce

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If you are like most, this time of year is slow for many of us in business except those in financial services or health and wellness. You may even see this in trucking depending on the amount of freight and quality of contracts that… Continue Reading “Increasing Profits as an Owner Operator”

Good at Trucking or Good at Business?

Posted on April 17, 2014 by Bruce

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If there is one thing I have found out over my time and I see it time and time again is that just because someone has been driving for a long time are think they should go into business. Usually they think that everything… Continue Reading “Good at Trucking or Good at Business?”

Are You Drug Free?

Posted on April 17, 2014 by Bruce

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There are many people who should not be on the roadways and we have met them all. They never signal, can barely see over the steering wheel, or just aren’t sharp enough to know how to follow along with traffic. We see those individuals… Continue Reading “Are You Drug Free?”

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Move Forward by Looking Back

Posted on February 26, 2014 by Bruce

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Sometimes we all get stuck in a rut especially in business, either sales plateau, the job becomes complacent, or promoting just seems to be stale. I find this happened in our business over the years about every two years, where a big kick start… Continue Reading “Move Forward by Looking Back”