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Jeremy Layton, BA (Business Finance)
1 CPE credit of Business Management & Organization for all CPAs
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1 General Educational credit for Tax Professionals / Bookkeepers / Accountants
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Merchant services, like payment processing, are vital for businesses today. Whether you’re a brick and mortar business or you conduct most of your business on the world wide web, the ability to accept multiple forms of payment enables you to remain competitive in today’s global economy, as well as locally in your community. In-spite of being so vital, every merchant is probably a little unhappy about the fact that they have to go through the hassle and expense of setting up a merchant account just so their customers can use credit cards. Having to pay the credit card processing charges every time a customer uses a card makes it even worse.
Deceptive statements, hidden fees, and broken promises are all too common in the world of credit card processing. The industry is notorious for taking advantage of merchants. If your business processes credit card payments from customers and clients on a regular basis, this webinar will help you to:
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Advisor, Verisave
Jeremy Layton started Verisave back in 2001 with the service of identifying and collecting overpayments made by their customers to their suppliers. In 2010 Jeremy noticed that most of his customers were paying a lot of money to process credit card payments. After digging a little deeper, he found that most of his customers were actually paying much more than they needed to and Jeremy was determined to help them reduce these fees. Over the past 10 years Jeremy has become an expert in all things relating to the credit card processing industry. In fact, Verisave saved its customers over $30 million on credit card processing fees.
Verisave is a seasoned auditing company that helps organizations identify and eliminate excess merchant processing fees. Since 2002, the Verisave team has served clients throughout the United States in a variety of industries by providing clarity and transparency in a complicated area of business. Our team of processing industry experts brings experience and knowledge to the table with one goal–to identify and implement measurable savings for your business.
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Christopher Spadaccini , CPA(
Dec 31st 2020
Great session
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Tyler Konarik , CPA, CPA(
Dec 31st, 2020
Great video and great easy topic!
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John Rasmussen , CPA(
Dec 31st, 2020
Great information
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Stacey Craig , CPA(
Dec 29th, 2020
It was a great overview of a topic I know nothing about. Good information.
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Deborah Talley , CPA(
Dec 28th, 2020
Excellent
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Krystle Anderson , CPA(
Dec 28th, 2020
very helpful!
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