The objective of all businesses, needless to say, is making money. But what happens afterwards? In other words, once a business makes money, who — or what — is there to count it all? That is where currency counter machines come in. Currency counter machines is simply a machine that automatically counts money. They...
Payroll Services Getting Paid Has Never Been This Easy
One of the common challenges many small businesses in Canada face is handling payroll services. Payroll is a critical part of every business, whether it employ five people or five thousand. Canada has strict payroll laws in place: 190 to be exact. That inevitably causes headaches for many a small business owner who may...
Flexible Debt Relief Solutions to Help Get Your Finances Back on Track
Unfortunately — or fortunately, depending on how you look at it — it’s that’s time of year again. While the excitement and chaos from the holiday season is long gone, you may still be grappling with the aftermath of spending beyond your means during the holiday season. As the credit card statements continue to...
What Does It Mean When Businesses Accept Mobile Payments? Here’s How Technology is Changing Retail
As technology rapidly advances, even something as simple as going shopping has changed over the course of the past decade. First came online shopping, which brought with it the still relatively new industry of online payment processing companies. From there, terminals in brick-and-mortar shops became more complicated, connecting to the internet in order to...
How to Distinguish Between These Two Popular Types of Mobile Payments Solutions
Mobile payments: the phrase is something of a buzzword in the retail industry, but what many people don’t know is that it could actually describe two entirely separate processes. While both types of mobile payments solutions give retailers and other businesses the capabilities to meet customer demand for checking out, they also differ as...
Two Important And Telling Numbers About The Canadian Economy
The average financial analyst in Canadian earns up to $55,192 a year — and some finance careers, such as upper management positions, chief financial officers (CFO), and risk assessment officers, can make even more. For that reason, many consider jobs in accounting and finance an appealing prospect. While understandable, applicants who are serious about...
How to Avoid the Post-Holiday and Tax Season Blues
While the chaos and excitement of holiday season is over, tax season is in full swing, meaning holiday shoppers who exceeded their shopping budgets and spending plans must now face the grim reality of their finances. Eager to pay off their debt as soon as possible, many opt to file their taxes as early...