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If your business extends credit (or even considers it) you know how important it is to maintain a well-organized credit process. And if you don’t know it, you probably have trouble getting customers to pay you on time. If you are going to extend credit to customers (which, there are reasons many co Read More

Finding the right business loan that suits your specific needs can be like finding a needle in a hay stack. Make sure you are familiar with the process before signing on the dotted line. It could save you thousands. Read More

You don’t have to confine your tax organization to the time between January 1 and April 15. If you plan your tax strategy all year, you are less likely to miss things, and more likely to improve your tax efficiency. Read More

If you see it through the eyes of the business owner, accounting = paying taxes. It's a tough value proposition for the accountant, when you think about it. The business owner has to pay someone to figure out how much they have to pay someone else. Yeah, try to sell more of that, and good luck. Read More

The payroll tax holiday, a temporary tax break to help stimulate the economy was not extended on January 1, 2013. Our infographic looks at how the expiration of the payroll tax holiday impacts spending habits and how individuals use their tax refunds. Read More

You just landed an investor for your company. Applaud yourself. So many people struggle searching for someone, sometimes anyone, to believe in them and their dream enough to help finance it. And you did it. Whether your pitch was flawless, the business plan was impeccable or the investor believ Read More

Getting a business loan is not always easy in the current credit market. Many businesses are looking to business credit cards to help them fund startup costs. Read More

The Marketplace Fairness Act is a bill be voted on in congress, which would enable companies with at least $1 million in sales to withhold sales taxes for online purchases. It was passed by the Senate, and will be voted on most likely in the House. How will this affect your small business? Read More

When you work from a home office, you incur a number of costs to keep your business going. The good news is that many of these home office costs are tax-deductible. Read More