With the passage of the Marketplace Fairness Act, fears about compliance are running rampant through businesses subject to the new internet sales tax regulations. While this fear is understandable, it can be mitigated by the simple use of modern technology.
Topics: business taxes, sales tax, internet tax, tax compliance, taxes, tax laws, john shepperson
The Sage Group develops and markets Sage ERP X3 from its headquarters in England; it has other ERP systems, but Sage ERP X3 is their most powerful, flexible, and cost-effective software: it supports industry-specific processes and provides end-to-end visibility within one compact software design. It is fast to deploy and simple to manage, it enables employees, partners, suppliers, and customers to access information conveniently, and it accelerates business exchanges.
Topics: ERP, Sage Software, enterprise resource planning, X3, Sage X3, X3 ERP, john shepperson
When the recession hit the United States in 2007, physicians and their practices were not spared. Numerous studies found that patient visits decreased because people lost insurance coverage and put off routine – and sometimes not-so-routine – visits. At the same time, overhead costs increased, leading to a fair amount of anxiety and frustration for physicians who were watching their profits start to dwindle.
Topics: 100 ERP, integration software, business integration, medical billing, profitability, integrated software, john shepperson
Every medical practice has its own method of keeping records. Currently, the majority of practices are keeping their medical and business data separate – despite the fact that maintaining two different systems for record keeping is costly, time consuming, and far less effective.
Topics: medical software, medical records, integration software, transition, record keeping, software integration, consultant, integration, john shepperson
Topics: ERP, MAS 500, comprehensive tracking, Sage Software, multiple processes, software accounting, enterprise resource planning, accounting software, john shepperson
A major obstacle for medical practices is record-keeping. Records of patient visits, payment methods, invoices, types of treatment given, and medications prescribed are all examples of what medical practices keep track of. What many people don’t consider, however, is that medical practices – just like every other business – also have to keep track of employee hours, inventory, overhead costs, and profitability.
Topics: record keeping, medical practice, health care, healthcare, billing, Centricity, NextGen, software integration, john shepperson
After the last patient of the day has left your office and your daily paperwork has been completed, you need to know where your medical practice stands. At this point, medical accounting software should come into play. Medical accounting software is an efficient and easy way to maintain your accounting records because it is:
Topics: record keeping, medical accounting, HIPAA compliant, medical practice, accounting, software accounting, john shepperson
Tax laws are confusing – there are innumerable policies, procedures, institutions, jurisdictions, etc. to wade through. On top of that, tax laws are in a constant state of flux. Accurately complying with federal and state tax requirements for internet purchases is a headache; even knowing if you are paying the correct amount of taxes can be confusing.
Topics: business, compliance, internet business, online business, business taxes, sales tax, software, tax compliance, taxes, tax laws, john shepperson
