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BUSINESS CONTRACTS AND PROVISIONS TO IMPROVE COLLECTION OF RECEIVABLES During these times of economic turmoil, small businesses need to protect themselves against the risk of non-payment of customer accounts.  The following is advice on how to proactively manage...

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