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Starting a business is exciting. Unfortunately, before you can really make your business dreams come true, you need money. Whether you need $10,000 or $100,000 to get your business up and running, here are several different ways to get the money you need: Read More

If you are a small business that is weighing the advantages of advertising versus public relations, there are some compelling reasons for making PR a cornerstone of your organization's strategy of growth. Read More

Sometimes it makes sense to have someone else file your tax return for you versus you doing it yourself. Find out some of those key considerations when deciding whether to file yourself or use a tax preparer or accountant. Read More

Even if you don’t get any new tax breaks, it’s a good time to consider reviewing your business spending throughout the year to see if what you’ve done qualifies you for business tax breaks. Read More

When you have a business, you are responsible for your own fate, and the fate of your business. Here are 8 business insurance policies that you should have if you want to make sure that your business is properly protected: Read More

While there are plenty of banks and investors willing to take a chance on a new small business, the reality is that you can’t just have the money for the asking. You need to show that you are worth the risk. Read More

As tax season approaches, it’s important for gay couples to understand some of the implications that come with a new tax filing status. Here are 5 things gay married couples need to know about filing taxes: Read More

Starting a business requires a good idea, hard work, persistence and funding. While you might be able to supply the ideas, hard work and persistence, the funding isn’t always so easy to get. Hoult offers six strategies that can increase the chances that you will qualify for an SBA loan: Read More

Each year, I make the trek to my accountant’s office with my year’s profit and loss statement, and all my documentation. When meeting with your CPA about your home business taxes, it’s important to be prepared. Read More

Here are a list of tax provisions and previous tax breaks that expired January 1st, 2014 that Congress is considering renewing to be retroactive. Read More