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Today, the Internet and online capabilities are transforming small businesses and how they do their accounting. Read More

If you’re a merchant that accepts credit cards, you undoubtedly know exactly what your card processing rate is. You know it’s called a merchant discount rate, and it’s some percentage of the total bill, maybe a flat fee per transaction is also attached. To help you better understand this fee, we br Read More

Maybe owning a franchise could work for you. Maybe it’s one of the silliest ideas you've heard in a long, long time. The business model rocks. But, is it for you? Find out, here. Read More

While there are a variety of franchising options available these days, some stand above the rest as being easy to enter into and quite lucrative all at once. Read More

As a former franchise owner (franchisee) I am able to bring you insider information and tremendous detail that you won’t find anywhere else. Get comfortable because this is an epic post. You will not find this level of detail anywhere else... Read More

Jim Blasingame, The Small Business Advocate, quizzes me on franchisees opening up additional franchise business locations. Most of my clients want to open up more than one unit-here's how to do it. Read More

A streamlined, no-stress relationship with your accountant is a surefire sign that your financial health is at an optimum level. Here are six easy ways to get your accountant or tax professional everything he or she needs to keep you on top of your finances. Read More

Most of today’s frozen yogurt franchises are busy…franchisees are selling a lot of yogurt and some franchisors are selling a lot of franchises, but things may change. Correction: things will change. Read More

You know the old saying: “Cash is king.” But with cash transactions in decline, “Plastic is preferred” would be a more accurate adage these days. In 2011, cash transactions made up 27 percent of point of sale purchases. By 2017, that number is expected to plunge to 23 percent. Read More