I don’t know if it is my bad luck, but I have troubles again on Chase website.
Suddenly all credit cards for my employees don’t have spending limit assigned. I know for sure that I set up different spending limits. They just disappeared.
When trying to set it up it gives me: UNABLE TO COMPLETE TRANSACTION
It doesn’t matter what amount I put there. Always the same message. Even more frustrating is to call Chase customer support and trying to explain it to someone. I called three times. First time they just start talking to me in Spanish. The next time someone spoke English with heavy Spanish accent. I had hard time to understand. Then they transferred me few times around and finally I got a busy tone. Someone just hung up.
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Thanks Rochelle,
You and your people have been a pleasure to deal with.
Our company is finally profitable and a lot is happening. I
hope you will continue your tradition of excellent support
with us.
Regards, Ross Mayfield, President
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If you are a small business owner, you may have wondered how to
increase your market share. One strategy is by becoming certified by
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Bill Summary
The Transparency and Law Enforcement Assistance Act would:
Beneficial Ownership Information. Require the States to obtain a list of the beneficial owners of each corporation or LLC formed under their laws, ensure this information is updated annually, and provide the information to civil or criminal law enforcement upon receipt of a subpoena or summons.
Non-U.S. Beneficial Owners. Require corporations and LLCs with non-U.S. beneficial owners to provide a certification from an in-state formation agent that the agent has verified the identity of those owners.
Penalties for False Information. Establish civil and criminal penalties under federal law for persons who knowingly provide false beneficial ownership information or intentionally fail to provide required beneficial ownership information to a State.
Exemptions. Provide exemptions for certain corporations, including publicly traded corporations and the corporations and LLCs they form, since the Securities and Exchange Commission already oversees them; and corporations which a State has determined, with concurrence from the Homeland Security and Justice Departments, should be exempt because requiring beneficial ownership information from them would not serve the public interest or assist law enforcement.
Funding. Authorize States to use an existing DHS grant program, and authorize DHS to use already appropriated funds, to meet the requirements of this Act.
State Compliance Report. Clarify that nothing in the Act authorizes DHS to withhold funds from a State for failing to comply with the beneficial ownership requirements. Require a GAO report by 2013 identifying which States are not in compliance so that a future Congress can determine at that time what steps to take.
Transition Period. Give the States until October 2012 to require beneficial ownership information for the corporations and LLCs formed under their laws.
Anti-Money Laundering Rule. Require the Treasury Secretary to issue a rule requiring formation agents to establish anti-money laundering programs to ensure they are not forming U.S. corporations or other entities for criminals or other suspect persons.
GAO Study. Require GAO to complete a study of State beneficial ownership information requirements for domestic partnerships and trusts.
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Nice office with small kitchen and private restroom. Reception area, bull pen, 2 private offices. One covered parking space. Plenty of uncovered parking space. Signage available right in front of the office. Size 1,000 sq. feet
- One of the few month-to-month leases ($0.85 per sq. foot) available.
- Longer term with lower rate (first year $0.55, second $0.85, third $0.99)! Perfect for start up.
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Payment & Issuance of State Business License Fee (Assembly
Bill 14Paymen6) – the State Business License (BLF) applications,
renewals and related fees will be collected and issued by the
Secretary of State. Pursuant to AB 146 passed by the 2009
Nevada Legislature, the authority for the State Business
License was transferred from the Department of Taxation to the
Secretary of State. The due date of the application or renewal
of the BLF is based upon the due date of the initial or annual
list, whichever is applicable, required to be filed with the
Secretary of State. Business entities that are not required to file
organizational documents or an initial or annual list of officers
with the Secretary of State, such as sole proprietorships and
general partnerships will also be required to file for the State
Business License with the Secretary of State when they
commence business in Nevada and renew every year by the
end of the month in which the anniversary of their initial
registration falls. NOTE: The State Business License fee
increased from $100 to $200 as of July 1, 2009, however, the
Secretary of State collection is not effective until October 1,
2009. The Department of Taxation will handle any new license
application or renewals of the State Business License through
September 30, 2009
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