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Everything You Need to Know About Credit Card Processing

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Be aware of monthly minimum fees, statement fees, batch fees, next-day funding fees, annual fees, IRS report fees, and others on your statement each month. They occur when a consumer disputes a certain charge to their account. A chargeback happens when a customer disputes a charge on their account. Read on for more specifics.

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The Top Payment Methods For Small Businesses

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billion lost to fraud in 2024 alone Mobile and contactless payments Mobile and contactless payments are powered by NFC (Near-field communication) technology.

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What is an expense claim & how to automate the expense claim process?

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Whether the business expense can be claimed or reimbursed depends on the following factors: Compliance with IRS guidelines The IRS has a simple rule about what counts as a legitimate business expense. This will minimize potential and future disputes and save everyone time. It has to be ordinary and necessary.    Q.

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ACH Transfers: How long do they take?

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Some examples of typical ACH payments are: - Direct deposit from employers (for paychecks) - Paying bills with a bank account - Transferring funds from one bank account to another - Sending money to the IRS - Businesses [paying vendors]([link] suppliers How do ACH transfers work? Book a 30-min live demo now.

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Stay Aware and Protect Against Hidden Charges

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Chargeback Fees Disputed charges initiate time-consuming arbitration processes with administrative fees imposed on merchants. Too many disputes also risk account reviews or terminations. The IRS Mandate. Try negotiating caps after volume thresholds or bundled transaction pricing.

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Intel Unit Case Could Mean Billions In Taxes For Big Tech

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A tax dispute between Intel and the Internal Revenue Service could cost large technology companies billions of dollars, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal. Altera Corp, acquired by Intel, which inherited the case, sued the IRS in 2012. Altera said the IRS was overstepping its authority in the matter.

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