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My professional/business site is almost ready. Content, publishing and store still need some work. But it’s just about there. It should be complete within the next week.
Here’s the link: Asif Nawaz Consulting - Accounting, Finance, Information Technology, Branding, Marketing, Innovation and Organizational Management Services.
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Asifism.com provides users of HP laptops and notebooks with support and advice on configuration and installation of discontinued HP QuickPlay Software & defective broadcom wireless cards / adapters in HP laptops and notebooks. The website provides a download of the Direct and Windows versions hp Quickplay, along with a variety of dicussions that help visitors and users deal with various installation and configuration problems. Asifism.com also offers advice / articles pertaining to deportation from the US, which is a very poorly documented area by the the Department of Homeland Security. The idea is to help answer questions for those who cannot find the answers that they need pertaining to immigration and deportation. The site also offers an accounting and finance section relating to various topics and issues in the subject, with lessons on some of the basic and advanced topics and financial and management accounting. Among others, KPI Analysis, double entry bookkeeping, financial reporting, ratio analysis and others are topics that Asifism.com will continue to write about and discuss. The Bank Reconciliation Sheet instructions and download is also available.The site also contains articles on the following topics: London vs New York, Dubai vs London, Go Daddy Web Hosting, Xero vs Kashflow, Quickbooks vs Sage, bad British Education and other business publications.
April 1st, 2009 at 12:45 am
Asif,
you are a very smart guy. I read few of your articles and am very impressed. I am a CPA with 10 years experience in public accounting and am thinking about going on my own. So many things to consider.
Cheers