Sarah Williams, Vice President of Sales at Viva Capital, is responsible for strategy and direction of sales and marketing departments. Over 15 years of experience in factoring and specialty finance. Now a veteran, she has served in the United States Army for eight years.
Dealing with an IRS lien can have significant consequences for your business operations, credit ratings, and personal and business property. It is essential to understand the complexities surrounding tax liens,…
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One in two small business owners is making at least one of the financial mistakes on this page. Is it you? Find out how even the savviest business owners go…
Worried about bad business debts? In this economy, slow-paying and non-paying customers have unfortunately become the norm. They don’t have to impact your company, though. Below, we’ll go over why…