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Your business has several silent partners: Uncle Sam and his state and local cousins. Many of the decisions you make on a daily basis will impact their take, so it’s wise to be at least somewhat familiar with the tax laws when you run your own business.
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After hours of slaving away at your keyboard, you’ve finally done it – you’ve completed what could possibly be the world’s most perfect blog post. Your arguments are solid, your sources make complete sense. You were clever, but concise; articulate but understandable. As you click the publish button Read More

Managing cash flow is one of the most challenging aspects of being a business owner. Learning to budget, however, can help you overcome this challenge. Read More

This article includes 10 powerful LinkedIn tips that will help you get more out of your LinkedIn profile. Learn how to get more leads and sales on LinkedIn. Read More

One of the things we all know is that clutter can be the killer of creativity and productivity. That is why it’s so very important that you keep your space (real and virtual) uncluttered to the best of your ability to allow for your creative flow. Read More

LinkedIn is an excellent resource for job seekers. But many professionals may be hurting their chances of making good connections through their use of common "buzzwords" in their profiles. Read More

A colleague was recently sharing research on how people learn.  The data was very interesting and, perhaps, explains why we don't get the results we expect Read More

Music is a powerful thing and good music can provide nourishment to your entrepreneurial soul. It helps in motivating the entrepreneur within you. I have seen that the songs listed below have always helped me out of any blues or platonic phase I may be going through. Read More

Growing up, I was never able to make a paper airplane that actually worked.  No matter what I did, how I folded it, what kind of paper I used – it didn’t matter. I could never manage to create... Read More

Typically, a business is allowed deductions for depreciable, tangible, property. However, § 179 allows a business to treat the entire cost of any § 179 property as an expense which is not chargeable to their capital account. The full purchase price is allowed as a deduction for the taxable year in Read More