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Tax And Accounting Topics For Business
Handling Corporate Shareholder Loans
Borrowing money from your corporation is a viable way to get your hands on some cash without triggering a current tax liability. Of…
The Art of Bill Collecting
Like it or not, some customers always lag in their payments. It hurts your company's cash flow and causes frustration for both your…
Tax-free Divisions of Controlled Corporations
Breaking up a corporation with subsidiaries can be hard to do. However, with the right legal help, you might be able to split apart…
The Benefits of Leasing
If your company wants to improve cash flow, you might consider leasing equipment, vehicles and facilities, rather than buying. The…
Negotiating a Commercial Lease
A commercial real estate lease, like any other contract, can be negotiated. Do not use or accept a form lease submitted to you by…
Need a Loan? Here’s an Essential Checklist
Most small businesses require a cash infusion at some point, for such needs as expansion, working capital or investments. Getting…
The Importance of an E-Mail Disclaimer
E-mail is ubiquitous in the American workplace and along with its growth comes the risk of lawsuits that can cost your company a…
Get Ready for Due Diligence Long Before a Sale or Merger
It may seem odd, but as soon as you start up a business,you should begin preparing the documentation needed to sell or merge with another…
Protect Your Most Prized Possessions
One of the most costly — yet easily prevented — disasters for any business is the failure to secure ownership of…
Can Your Building Make Tax History?
If you're renovating a building in an historic part of town, you may be able to claim a 20 percent federal tax credit for the cost…
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