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Steps to Take for Better Data Security
It’s not news that small businesses are targets for cyber attacks that compromise their prized data. This can leave their data on customers and employees ... -
Naming a Partnership Representative on Your Tax Return
If you are an owner in a partnership or limited liability company filing Form 1065, Partnership Income Tax Return, there’s a new chore to do ... -
Special Tax Breaks for Farmers
The majority of the more than 2 million farms in the U.S. are small businesses. The USDA says that “in 2016, farms organized as pass-through ... -
Disability Coverage for Owners and Employees
It’s an unfortunate fact that the chances of becoming disabled are too high to be ignored. According to Council for Disability Awareness, 1 in 4 ... -
Figuring Your Estimated Taxes
Business owners who are self-employed usually pay their taxes in four estimated tax payments for the year. The final installment for 2018 is due on ... -
Developing Leadership Qualities
The start of a new year is a great time for small business owners to reflect on the kind of leaders they are or should ... -
Special Elections to Reduce Your Tax Bill
Most tax rules are fixed and you must follow them. But there’s some flexibility which is provided through special tax elections. You can choose in ... -
New Year’s Resolutions from the Experts
According to History.com, the concept of New Year’s resolutions dates back about 4,000 years to the Babylonians who recorded their resolutions during a religious festival ... -
Looking Back on 2018: Good News for Small Businesses
Media headlines may have been hogged by politics, natural disasters, and the deaths of well-known people, such as President George H.W. Bush. But buried below ... -
Setting Your Holiday Schedule for the Coming Year
Most retailers are closed on Christmas, which happens to be a federal holiday. In fact, there are 9 federal holidays. As an employer, you are ...
