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Ensuring a Positive Company Culture
- December 1, 2020
- Posted by: Management inSites
- Categories: company culture, culture, employees, insites
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Aside from offering a competitive salary and solid benefits when setting up your subsidiary in the U.S., establishing a positive company culture can be one of the most important steps you take to acquire and keep talented employees.
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Best Practices for Tax Preparation
- October 5, 2020
- Posted by: Management inSites
- Categories: accounting, bookkeeping, Finance & accounting, insites
Accurate tax reporting is a key component to the health and well-being of any company. While the accountants and bookkeepers in your company may not actually process your company tax returns, they still have an essential job in the tax preparation process.
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Order Entry – It’s All in the Details
- September 23, 2020
- Posted by: Management inSites
- Categories: accounting, bookkeeping, global, insites, logistics
When processing a high volume of customer orders, it is not uncommon to go on autopilot. But autopilot is the exact opposite of what is needed when it comes to delivering a high-quality service to your client.
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Are You Using American Measurements in Your Literature?
- September 14, 2020
- Posted by: Management inSites
- Categories: global, insites, international business, Marketing
As you work to set up your U.S. subsidiary, don’t forget to take a look at your marketing materials and ensure they will engage your potential customers. It can be easy to forget how essential appropriate brochures and other collateral can be for your U.S. market entry success.
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Basic Best Practices for Accounting and Bookkeeping
- September 10, 2020
- Posted by: Management inSites
- Categories: accounting, bookkeeping, insites
When it comes to accounting and bookkeeping, there isn’t much room for error. Keeping sloppy books is not only bad business, but it can also be expensive in the event of an audit. There are some missteps, though, of which even a good bookkeeper can be guilty.