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B2B CFO comparisonPhoto credits
Each picture on this site is one photograph, used once, of papers, a planner cover, closed books, two sets of papers being compared, a notebook edge, blank notes, or a phone. The portrait stays with the practice.
Who made the photographs
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The served pictures and the licenses are written in pictures/SOURCES.md beside this build. A photograph that showed a plant, a flower, a ring, a skyline, a protest, a classroom, shredded paper, or a foreign banknote was downloaded and was not published. A homework photograph was not published because its license does not allow a resized copy. A signed page that showed two people's names was not published. A calculator photograph that showed a readable figure was replaced.
Two stacks of papers, one beside another. Fortepan 74190, CC BY-SA 3.0, on Wikimedia Commons. The crop keeps the papers and leaves the people out. That photograph is the offer tile.
A closed planner cover, with no date printed on it. tookapic on Pixabay, under the Pixabay Content License. The crop keeps the cover and leaves the pen and the barcode out. That photograph is the month tile.
Two closed books side by side, with no titles showing. RaniRamli on Pixabay, under the Pixabay Content License. That photograph is the books tile.
Two sets of papers being read at one table. One set is in a hand and the other set is on the table. The crop shows no name and no figure. Ministry of Family and Social Policy of Poland, CC0, on Wikimedia Commons. That photograph is the tax tile.
The edge of a closed notebook, with no writing on it. Lenalensen on Pixabay, under the Pixabay Content License. That photograph is the start tile.
A stack of blank notes, with nothing written on them. congerdesign on Pixabay, under the Pixabay Content License. That photograph is the questions tile.
A phone resting beside a notebook. Fortepan 9584, CC BY-SA 3.0, on Wikimedia Commons. The crop keeps the phone. That photograph is on the page of their published terms.
A person working among stacks of paper. Frank Scholten, public domain, on Wikimedia Commons. The crop keeps the person and the stacks and leaves the hammer out of the frame. That photograph is on the monthly work page.
An open notebook with three lines written on the left page. Deeezy on Pixabay, under the Pixabay Content License. The lines name who closes the month, where the return sits, and what the next month costs. That photograph is on the questions page.
The portrait is a photograph of Steven Palmieri kept with the practice. It appears once, on the pricing page.
None of these pictures is a client file from this practice. If a credit on this page is wrong, call the footer number and the line will be corrected.