Taxes and the related chores—recordkeeping, filing, and paying—are perhaps the least favorite things for a business owner to do. Still, they’re … Read more about 5 Great Tax Shortcuts to Save You Time and Effort
Are You Lucky? This Matters to Business Success
There are basically 4 factors that are necessary for business success: a good idea, sufficient capital to start up, hard work, and luck. Which factor … Read more about Are You Lucky? This Matters to Business Success
Business Lessons from My Dad
Father’s Day is a few days away and this day reminds me of the business lessons I learned from my dad at the dinner table each day while I was growing … Read more about Business Lessons from My Dad
Multiple Businesses with Common Ownership: Tax Rules You Need to Know
Entrepreneurs may not be content with owning a single business. They may have two or more companies going at the same time. They may own some or all … Read more about Multiple Businesses with Common Ownership: Tax Rules You Need to Know
Cost-Effective Health Habits Remote Workers Can Follow
While remote work has become the norm due to its benefits of increased productivity and flexibility, there are still challenges companies and … Read more about Cost-Effective Health Habits Remote Workers Can Follow
5 Things to Know About Transportation Fringe Benefits
With more employees returning to the workplace and the cost of commuting on the rise, employers should consider helping to alleviate the commuting … Read more about 5 Things to Know About Transportation Fringe Benefits
5 Strategies for Efficiently Managing Your Vacation Rental Business
The landscape of vacation rentals has evolved dramatically in recent years, particularly in the wake of the global pandemic. As travel resumes more … Read more about 5 Strategies for Efficiently Managing Your Vacation Rental Business
Enhancing Remote Team Dynamics with Effective Communication Tools
The transition towards remote working has highlighted the pivotal role of communication in maintaining a cohesive team. As businesses in the UK, US, … Read more about Enhancing Remote Team Dynamics with Effective Communication Tools
Preparing for Disaster: Do It Now
The Atlantic hurricane season begins June 1; the Pacific hurricane season for the eastern Pacific basin began May 15. Both run through November 30. … Read more about Preparing for Disaster: Do It Now
Growing Your Business by Spreading Out
Expansion is the aim of many small businesses. They don’t want to remain small, or at least as small as they started out, and want to increase … Read more about Growing Your Business by Spreading Out
Tax Proposals Impacting Small Business: Be Very Afraid
A deficit occurs when the federal government’s spending exceeds its revenues. The federal government has spent $1.06 trillion more than it has … Read more about Tax Proposals Impacting Small Business: Be Very Afraid
Stagflation: What It Is and How to Survive It
From 1973 to 1982, the U.S. economy experienced stagflation, which is a period of high inflation combined with low economic growth. During this … Read more about Stagflation: What It Is and How to Survive It
5 New Federal Regulations and Your Business
Each year, about 3,000 to 4,500 new federal regulations are issued. They touch on numerous matters; not all affect small businesses, but many do. Ten … Read more about 5 New Federal Regulations and Your Business
Tips for Starting as an Independent Contractor
People often consider two career pathways — becoming an employee or an entrepreneur. However, your ultimate route to success may entail starting as an … Read more about Tips for Starting as an Independent Contractor
Staying Positive: Why It’s Essential and How to Do It
According to the NFIB’s Small Business Economic Trends March 2024, small business optimism reached its lowest level since December 2012. One quarter … Read more about Staying Positive: Why It’s Essential and How to Do It
