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It is hard to get a small business loan nowadays. So hard, in fact, that many small business owners are left not knowing where to turn in order to incorporate liquid capital into their plans. That's why it is increasingly imperative for businesses to have a full understanding of their financing opt Read More

Want an easy way to raise some money for your business? Then try Kickstarter. It uses the power of crowdfunding so that you can set up your business. Read More

Franchises are successful because of the lifetime marketing and training you get from the franchisor. But is franchising really for you? Read More

This time of year doesn’t necessarily feel like tax season, but the home stretch can be an important time for your tax strategy. Nellie Akalp, CEO of CorpNet.com, shares some important tax tips for those who work at home in this Freshbooks post! Read More

Blogging industry is very hot and boiling with make money tips, more than 54,000 queries often appear on Google whenever you type make money blogging. I believe you want to make money blogging? If yes, then you aren't alone in the journey.
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When you are unaware of the exact location and status of your fixed assets it is much easier for them to become lost or stolen. The results can be time lost in locating them, lost productivity, and the wasted cost of replacing missing assets. Examples of fixed assets include computers, iPads, cell Read More

For small businesses one of the most valuable tools is finding ways to cut costs (the right way!). Startups often expand at a rapid pace signaling growth and good times, but it can also mean incurring heavier expenses. Saving money while growing a business is challenging but not impossible if you’r Read More

The US government shutdown standoff continues. But while President Obama and Speaker Boehner dig their heels into the sands of the Potomac, many around the country are calling for measures to "save face" and resolve the standstill. Read More

For the most part, if you are a U.S. citizen, the government expects you to report all of your income on your tax return — no matter where it was earned. Read More