Posts written by Rex Hammock
A Tribute to the Small Businesses of 9/11
A tribute to the small business owners who experienced 9/11/2001 and then helped rebuild the neighborhoods in the shadow of the Twin Towers.
IRS Warns: Beware of This Year’s ‘Dirty Dozen Tax Scams’ | 2021
The Internal Revenue Service has released more of its “Dirty Dozen” tax scams with a warning for people to watch out for predators using tax-related schemes.
For 315 Years, This Small Business Has Chiseled American History in Stone
The hand-lettering stone work of Nick Benson and his staff at the John Stevens Shop will be around for centuries. It seems only appropriate that the company creating that work has been around for centuries, as well.
New York City Agencies Launch a ‘Comprehensive’ Small Business Resource Network | 2020
Accelerating the recovery of small businesses in response to the crisis facing many of the city’s 230,000+ small businesses.
Digital Signatures Temporarily Allowed on Some Tax Forms | 2020
It will also allow people to work remotely and file forms on time, according to the IRS.
Zoom Keeps Zooming!
Small business owners (and others) who need a simple teleconferencing solution will likely help keep Zoom zooming.