Content is one of the easiest ways to build a know, like, and trust relationship with potential clients, help your business get discovered, and help customers quickly determine whether or not they want to work with you.Įven though every company should have a content strategy, it doesn't mean that they do. Whether it's you being the face and voice of your business, or hiring a team to help, your business needs a content strategy. Would you like some help with merchant services? Then email Trey at info They break down these new rules, what businesses should expect, and some of the things that you can do now to help to keep this gray area as black and white as possible. In this episode of Bythe Books, Lindsay is joined by Trey Rush, Owner of Pay Tech Plus. It's about to get complicated, and unfortunately, the rules don't make it very clear.
So what happens when you go on a vacation, and your friend pays you $750 via Venmo for their portion of the AirBnB? Are you required to report that income? The requirement for a 1099K to be sent is when payments of $600 are received. Those payments include things like Venmo, Cash App, Paypal, etc. Part of that revenue comes in the form of the payments we, as a society, have grown to love because of the convenience. In true IRS form, they are on a mission to try to collect more tax revenue. To reach Lindsay Kline, email or visit (). To learn more about Jon and Cyberware AI, visit: () He also discusses why attacks are on the rise, and shares some stories about customers he's had to help in times of crisis. Jon talks about why every business, no matter how small should be thinking about cyber security, and some things you can do right now to help ensure the safety of your company. In this episode of By the Books, Lindsay welcomes Managing Director of Cyberware AI, Jon Poteet. It may be worth a few thousand or several million to them, but the fact is they're looking and you could be at risk. Their job is to find vulnerabilities and then hold your data hostage. Hacking is a $3.5 Billion Dollar industry in the United States alone and over $6 Trillion worldwide. Many businesses fall under the assumption that since they're small, or because they don't deal with a whole lot of client data, they're immune to potential cyber-attacks.
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