Watch your wallet

Article Abstract:

Businesses are advised to check invoices carefully to avoid processing and paying fraudulent invoices. Credit histories of suppliers should be examined and a deputy should be appointed to ensure that invoices are not checked by only one person. Businesses should pay special attention during holiday periods, and good accounts record keeping can help identify any anomalies.

Invoices

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Watch your wallet

Article Abstract:

Businesses wishing to apply for an European Commission grant should be wary of fraudulent grant service providers. Any grant service which advertises from an unidentified address is suspicious and should be avoided. Reputable consultancy services do not charge commission on top of professional charges. Service fees should be returned when a grant is not secured.

Finance, Services, European Union. European Commission, Subsidies

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Watch your wallet

Article Abstract:

Fax machine owners are becoming increasingly annoyed when they receive unsolicited faxes referred to as junk mail. Unsolicited faxes waste business time, fax paper and ink. Some fax advertisements invite replies at the most expensive telephone charges. The Fax Preference Service maintains a list of small businesses which do not want to receive unsolicited faxes.

Telecommunications systems, Small business, Direct mail advertising, Direct-mail advertising, Facsimile transmission

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