Steve DiGioia

IRS Implements 1099-K Reporting Requirement for Payment Apps in 2024, Targeting More Accurate Financial Disclosures In 2024, the IRS is set to implement the long-expected 1099-K revealing prerequisite for outsider installment applications, like PayPal, Venmo, Money Application, or Zelle. At first scheduled for 2022, this standard orders detailing profit more than $600 to the IRS;

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Why Great Service is a Trap That Will Ruin Your Business

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It’s the age-old mantra: “Provide great service and customers will come.” But is that really true? In this article, we’ll explore why relying solely on great service is actually a trap that could lead to the downfall of your business. Here are 4 Reasons Why Great Service is a Trap That Will Ruin Your Business

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Simple Yet Effective Ways to Enhance the Experience of Your Customers

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Last weekend, my wife, daughter, and I spent a lovely afternoon at a local farm, which also happened to be hosting a food truck festival at the same time. Of course, we ate too much but at least we got some sun on our faces and a day in the fresh air. We decided to

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2021 Advertising Trends: here’s what nobody is talking about

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Don’t Make Assumptions – Tip #3

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How many times did something “fall through the cracks” because you thought another co-worker was going to handle it? I’ve always told my team, don’t make assumptions. Just as with other business tasks, there must be a clear-cut chain of responsibility on who will complete any given assignment, especially one that is important to the success of

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Please Don’t Discount the Inexperienced

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This past weekend I helped a friend of mine and served as the maître d for an event of 200 people that he was hosting (it was great to get back to my “banquet” roots). Shortly after arriving and meeting the service team, I realized that many were inexperienced and for a few of them,

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Good Leaders Never Want To Be On the Email Chain – Tip #32

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I once worked for a boss who led through intimidation. Whenever there was an issue to be resolved or a problem that’s taking longer than expected to figure out, he would say “Send (name) an email and “CC” me”. He thought that, just because the boss was copied on the email, it would make the email

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IRS Will Enforce 1099-K Reporting Of Cash App, Venmo, Zelle, And PayPal Transactions