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Starting a Small Business doesn’t need to be expensive. You can establish and grow a business without shelling out a lot of cash from your pocket. Read More

Jobs creation and financial recovery will have to slowly trudge down a very long road, where the conditions of a turnaround are dictated more by banks and lenders. Read More

Sometimes a business owner may not realize that they have a cash flow problem because they simply don't know any better and assume their business is supposed to be running the way it is. Read More

It’s tax season again and, no doubt you don’t need a reminder, but the April 15, 2010 filing deadline is only days away.

The good news is that whether your are preparing your own taxes or working with a tax specialist, there are many tools and resources that can help you maximize your small business deductions, navigate tax law changes and file correctly and on-time! Read More

Sometimes, real human interaction, and fact gathering, does the job. Software tools are teriffic, but they don't always have the answers needed. Read More

The best way to let people know about your business is to talk about it. Let other people know about you and your business.

You can seek out and join some networking groups where potential customers meet. You can offer them a free talk and discuss about your own services and products and how did you manage to establish such business. Read More

Getting startup funding is one of the biggest challenges facing any entrepreneur. The obvious starting place is the banks, but most are not lending to anyone. So what can you do to get cash? Read More

A review of the nearly 500 small business applicants for the 2010 Top Small Company Workplaces award shows that the C Corps among them brought in the most revenue in 2009, while more S Corps and Partnership/Proprietorships reported being profitable. Read More

Money also referred to as capital, funds, and financing is a critical factor in starting a business. You will need “seed money” to launch the business to cover costs such as vehicles, equipment, machinery, land, building, fixtures, and supplies. You’ll also require money for your daily operating expenses – inventory, rent, taxes, salaries and wages, advertising, utilities, etc. Read More