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Anticipate Future Possibilities with a Shareholders Agreement
A shareholders agreement drafted for a privately held company details the rights and obligations of the shareholders. It not only…
Board Annual Work Plan
Does your board have an annual work plan? An annual work plan helps an organization meet key deadlines and provides a guide for board…
Get Up and Running After a Disaster
If your business is hit by a hurricane, windstorm, blizzard, or other natural disaster, or if it falls victim to arson or terrorism,…
Accuracy Counts
Using sophisticated inventory management software is supposed to solve the problem of inaccurate counts, but that's not always the…
Parceling Out Tax Breaks for Real Estate Investments
If you own raw land as an investor, you can cash in on a tax break by subdividing the tract and selling off smaller parcels. As long as…
Put Your Tax Refund to Good Use
Many people treat tax refunds like found money and simply spend it. If you are getting a tax refund this year, don't make that…
Reviewing Tax Planning Strategies
With marginal tax rates of up to 37% in 2018, income taxes can have a significant effect on your financial situation. There are…
Avoid Trailing Punch-Out Costs to Close the Book on Finished Projects
Customer relationships with general contractors or owners who give your firm regular work can be like family relationships. One…
Avoid These Distribution Mistakes
During your working years, your emphasis was to accumulate as much as possible for retirement. But as you near retirement age, you need to…
Small Businesses Can Face Big Fraud Losses
Many people think small businesses are less susceptible to fraud than large corporations. That might seem like a reasonable conclusion…
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