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by Brad Peck Giovanni Coratolo was on MSNBC yesterday discussing small businesses lending -- as a bonus Knowland Group CEO Michael McKeana gives a small business success story. Have a look: Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy Read More

This article discusses how entrepreneurs and business owners can obtain financial clarity. It also highlights the different pieces of the clarity puzzle that must me pulled together to ensure you see the complete picture Read More

Like many companies out there, ranging from SME’s to large long-established and venerable household names, are you and your company caught in the Cash Challenge? Read More

Opportunities abound for small businesses to cut their tax bills. The key is understanding what's deductible for your business. Read More

The scenario is quite ordinary- somebody gets a business idea after which they want to turn their dream into a reality. However, no business can start without money which is known as capital in the business world. They need money to survive and they need profits to match up to the competition. Small businesses face a lot of problems initially because they do not have enough funds and because they Read More

Starting a business can often be a difficult proposition, particularly if you don’t have the start-up capital needed to fund it. There’s nothing worse than wasted potential. Read More

There are many aspects to starting a business but the most important aspect in my opinion is taxes.  As a business owner, staying on top of taxes will ensure Read More

Small business tax software can save you the expense of filing your returns through an accountant. This option is best for small businesses with relatively simple taxes in a given year. This means expenses due to cost of goods and capital expenses will be simple to manage. If you Read More

Your business is doing well. Your customer base is growing, and during the last quarter you actually turned a profit for the first time since you opened your doors last year. You have a solid business plan and now it’s time to think about moving out of your rented space, buying more equipment, or perhaps hiring more employees. Read More