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Details about the casualty loss tax deduction and the tax deduction for theft. Find out what IRS form to use, and qualifications for this IRS deduction. Read More

Even though I love to write, there are times that I start to feel burned out a little bit. Here are 5 ways that I battle freelancing burnout. Read More

Instead of setting a whole bunch of money and business goals for the coming New Year, consider whittling it down to just one. You are likely to be more effective overall if you concentrate your efforts on one thing at a time. Read More

Investment losses aren't all bad. You can use your investment losses for harvesting tax deductions to lower your taxable income. See how tax harvesting is done. Read More

Growth of SaaS applications enables businesses to trim costs and increase productivity. The increase in use of such applications has corresponded with a surge in online productivity applications in the market. Read More

What can you learn from the Dickens classic Christmas Carol about managing your own small business. Entrepreneurs are sometimes depicted in Holiday stories and films but not always in a positive light. This article shows the positive and negative lessons that this classic Christmas story can teach Read More

Sharing my 5 favorite biz articles of the week. They'll help improve your online selling, and motivate you to make 2012 the year you work for yourself. Read More

Late Holiday gifts for the entrepreneur in your life run the gamut from technology to other useful items for self-development and business. If you haven't yet finished your Holiday shopping or plan to do some more after the Holiday season, here's a list you will not want to miss. If you are a small Read More

You can deduct the costs associated with your business in your home office. However, it’s important to be careful about how you go about taking your deduction. Read More

The IRS makes an exception for married couples that want to boost their household retirement savings while providing a stay-at-home spouse the ability to build a nest egg. This arrangement is often referred to as a “spousal IRA.” Read More