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Many factors contribute to an indoor tanning salon’s profitability. Some owner-operated salons make the mistake of attributing net gains to business, when in reality, they aren’t drawing a salary as the salon’s only full-time employee. Evaluating the financial health of the business requires an examination of all the expenditures – payroll, overhead, utilities, equipment, taxes, leases, product inventory, etc. When an owner follows a solid business plan and treats the salon as a serious investment, the chances for success are much greater.
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Small-Biz Funding Discouraging
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IRS Mails Tan Tax Letters
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Creative Employee Incentives
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Lease / Security Deposits – Common for Salons?
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Breaking Your Salon Lease
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Beauty Industry Gets a Taste of New Tax Threats
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Alternative Finance Solutions for Salons
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Biz Sales Predicted Stronger in 2011
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W-2 and 1099 Filers: Prepare for New Rules, Increased Penalties in 2011
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Operating Costs for Tanning Tenants
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