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The biggest impact of the tax exclusion programs was seen in the Central Market and Tenderloin area, a traditionally low-income neighborhood near downtown San Francisco, where six businesses collectively excluded nearly $2.5 billion in payroll expenses, representing a forgone payroll expense tax of $33.67 million. The tax exclusion for this neighborhood was introduced in 2011 at a time when the city was struggling to emerge from the recession and unemployment hovered near the double digits, and now, the tax breaks helped attract new investments that have transformed Central Market into a hub for 17 technology companies, 2venture capital firms and 40 new storefronts. … [Read more...] about October 2015 Tax Credits and Incentives Update

Gregg Keller, principal of Atlas Strategy Group: “Businesses should work with workers and working families, not overpaid special-interest union bosses. The data is in and resounding: Missouri’s neighboring, competing states that give their workers more freedom to decide where their paychecks get spent have outdistanced the Show-Me State by a country mile in recent years.” … [Read more...] about Missouri Influencers say businesses, unions ‘need each other’ for economic growth

According to a March 2013 report from the Commerce Department, retail sales increased 1.1% in February to $421.4 billion, marking the biggest surge in the retail space since last September. Elevated sales numbers mean additional credit card transactions and, as a result, an increased risk for fraud. … [Read more...] about 5 Ways Businesses Can Avoid Credit Card Fraud

The Federal Reserve suit claims the Kansas City bank is refusing to grant the credit union equal access to the Federal Reserve payments system, as it is required to do under federal law. “A request for a master account is processed … , not decided upon,” the suit says. “In providing access to the payment systems, the Federal Reserve does not investigate the financial institution’s customers.” … [Read more...] about New credit union seeking to serve pot businesses sues after an adverse decision

You might also consider making other financial moves with that better score, such as refinancing your car, taking out a new loan for a mortgage, checking insurance rates or getting a better credit card, said Kimberly Palmer, personal finance expert at NerdWallet. However, you'll want to be strategic, she added.  … [Read more...] about Your Credit Score May Have Just Gone Up. Here’s Why