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April 2008 | U.S.BANK PREFERRED EMAIL
We hope you enjoy the April issue of our Small Business
Newsletter. Great tips, relevant stories and helpful tools - all
designed to help your business grow.
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U.S. Bank EasyTaxSM
When it comes to paying your state and federal taxes, we offer an
easy and convenient method to pay them electronically. U.S.
Bank's EasyTax payment service simplifies your business needs by
paying your taxes through the touch-tone phone or via the
Internet and is fully EFTPS compliant.
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LEARN MORE: EasyTax |
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Easy Ways to Organize Your Business Finances
Whether you are a new entrepreneur or a more experienced business
owner, taking control of your finances can feel like a part-time
job. Here are some simple tips that can help you streamline your
time, organize your finances and reduce the stress of business
money matters.
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LEARN MORE: ORGANIZE YOUR BUSINESS FINANCES |
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Expand Your Working Capital!
Flexibility comes in many forms when you run your own business. Whether it's managing your payroll, making seasonal purchases or securing extra funds to even out your cash flow, as a business owner you need to have access to cash at all times.
Our Cash Flow Manager Line of Credit is a great cash flow solution that keeps your business running smoothly. It combines checking, online access and line of credit financing designed to give you easier and faster access to financing quick and hassle-free.
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LEARN MORE: EXPAND YOUR WORKING CAPITAL |
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Business Savings Options Designed for Your Business
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Whether you prefer a high-yield business money market account1 or
one of our savings sweep options, U.S. Bank has the solutions to
help maximize use of your excess operating cash. Business Money
Market accounts are FDIC-Insured savings accounts with
check-writing access that pay competitive interest rates.
Business Sweep Services take everyday balance management out of
your hands by automatically sweeping (moving) excess balances
daily from your U.S. Bank business checking account to an
FDIC-Insured interest bearing savings account or to a
non-FDIC-Insured money fund account.2
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