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Tax And Accounting Topics For Business
Go It Alone with a 401(k) Plan
If your business is essentially a one-person operation, there's an option to help you save more money for retirement: The Solo…
Ten Techniques to Increase Your Company’s Profits
They say little things mean a lot. And relatively small expenses can add up to a huge amount of money your company could be…
Successful Strategies Create Successful Mergers
Acquiring another company and merging it with your business can be the most efficient way to grow. But many acquisitions don't pay…
Planning for the Future
When your retirement date is only a couple of years away, take steps to ensure that all financial arrangements are in place. Some…
Dealing With A State Corporation Commission
No matter what type of business you're in, sooner or later you'll probably have to deal with your local State Corporation…
Don’t Overlook a Roth IRA if You Are Self-Employed
Saving for retirement on a tax-advantaged basis should be on nearly everyone's financial "to do" list. Making contributions to a…
Increase Your Chances of Success
If you want your business to grow and remain competitive, a solid financial plan and a well-conceived strategy can mean the difference…
No One Factor Determines Contractor Status
Hiring someone as an independent contractor can have many advantages for employers. Among them are that independent contractors: Can be…
To Franchise or Not to Franchise
When you consider going into business for yourself, you have three basic choices: Start from scratch, buy an existing business, or look…
Credit Sales Demand Vigilance
As more and more consumers opt for swiping credit cards rather than use cash, there has been a steady increase in the incidence…
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