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How to Increase your HVAC Sales and Improve Home Comfort. Read on to see Contracting Business magazine suggests how duct retrofit and attic re-insulation services can help improve take per job, increase off-season sales and elevate your brand reputation, loyalty and referrals. bit.ly/3AqpyhM ... See MoreSee Less

How to Increase your HVAC Sales and Improve Home Comfort

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Read on to see how adding duct retrofit and attic re-insulation services can help you improve take per job, increase off-season sales and elevate your brand reputation, loyalty and referrals.

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South Carolina announced 2023 tax rate cuts for businessesUnemployment insurance tax rates will decrease or remain the same for all South Carolina employers in 2023, according to an announcement from the S.C. Department of Employment and Workforce and the governor’s office.The state will set tax year 2023 rates to raise about the same level of revenue as the previous two years, and rates will either be the same or lower than the prior three years, according to a news release from DEW. No tax rate class will experience an increased tax rate in 2023.This is the tenth year in a row that DEW, the General Assembly, and the governor’s office have been able to maintain or lower unemployment insurance taxes, the release said.bit.ly/3OagweCAre our contractors finally getting a little break? ... See MoreSee Less

South Carolina announces 2023 tax rate cuts for businesses

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Unemployment insurance tax rates will decrease or remain the same for all South Carolina employers in 2023, according to an announcement from...

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Will there be an energy tax credit for 2023?The credit is revived for the 2022 tax year, and the old rules apply. However, starting in 2023, the credit will be equal to 30% of the costs for all eligible home improvements made during the year.Questions and Answers on Tax Credits for Sections 25C and 25DFor review, bit.ly/3EEPau1 ... See MoreSee Less

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