Fraud is on the Rise: How to Protect Your Small Business
After the pandemic in 2020, many expect fraud to increase over the next 12 months into 2021. Implement these business fraud protection tips today to protect your business.
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How to Combat Email Phishing and Other COVID-19 Scams
Ever since the outbreak, the number of Covid 19 scams have increased as scammers prey on a fearful global community. Learn how to safe safe.
$341 Million in PPP Fraud So Far, and Counting
A list of PPP fraud cases under the Paycheck Protection Program. PPP loans under the CARES Act aided 5 million small businesses, but there is fraud.
Better Business Bureau Scam Tips: Protect Yourself
Protect yourself and your business against the most common scams tracked by the Better Business Bureau. Practical tips to identify a scam and avoid it.
24 Tax Scams to Watch Out For
Make sure to keep an eye on these scams as tax season comes around.
AppZen Software Catches Attempted Fraud Against Small Businesses
Keep an eye out for fraud with your invoice using AppZen.
Don’t Be Fooled by the Latest Email Scam
Here is a warning from the Better Business Bureau about a new email scam.
Want an Easy Fix for Expense Reimbursement Fraud? Read This
Expense reimbursement fraud can be very costly to small businesses. How can your business prevent incurring this unnecessary expense?
IRS Identifies the Top 12 Tax Scams for 2018
The IRS says scammers are busy this year. Here's the "Dirty Dozen", the top twelve 2018 tax scams aimed at duping you out of your money.
How to Slap Down Ecommerce Fraud in Your Small Business
Ecommerce fraud can lead to big losses over the holidays. Protect your small business by following these 5 ecommerce fraud prevention tips.
Beware Fake Google Robocall Scammers Targeting Small Businesses Like Yours
Those fake Google robocalls, specifically, are a real pain and they never seem to end. Here's how to stop them and take back your phone.
How to Protect Your Small Business from the Latest Scam — A More Elaborate 419 Fraud
Online businesses should be on the lookout for this latest scam -- an update to the old advance fee fraud -- that attacks via seemingly personalized emails.
