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  1. Several more active serious security exploits have popped up so there is another unscheduled update! "Chrome is up to date Version 94.0.4606.81 (Official Build) (64-bit)"
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  2. I do live payroll processing, so I have to have a laser printer to print the MICR code on my client's checks. In addition, if you need to print any bar codes or qr codes, many inkjet printers are not precise enough.
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  3. You can refill laser printer cartridges also. That's what everyone buys when they buy refurbished - $13 per cartridge for me because I don't want the mess. Your printer does 15ppm, my cheap laser does 30ppm. For client presentations, laser will look far more crisp than inkjet and if they set a soda on the page, it's all a big fuzzy mess that can't be read.
    1 point
  4. They smear if you touch them too soon. They smear if you use a highlighter. Even on things I print for my records, such as a client email with some tax info, I like to highlight the tax info buried in a rambling email. Smear. If I look at it days later, can't read the smeary numbers. Want to highlight something FOR a client; don't even think about it. I do have an inkjet all-in-one for my personal use, but won't use it for any biz printing at all. Even then, won't print out church bulletin when I'm a liturgical assistant, because I like to highlight what I lead.
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  5. I would never use an inkjet printer, even at home. Strictly lasers for me. Inkjets smear if they get wet, and they're way too slow for a busy office.
    1 point
  6. No, it expires at death. Case law has allowed surviving spouse a portion of NOL if they actively participated in the business. I don't know if its required but would fie regardless so it is on IRS records.
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