Things get canceled all the time…meetings and appointments, customer orders, and leases to name a few. Sometimes cancellations are good for your … Read more about Cancellations Can Have Tax Consequences
Second Anniversary of the COVID-19 National Emergency: What Small Business Has Learned
On March 13, 2020, the President declared COVID-19 to be a national emergency. This was the start of shutdowns and, according to the SBA’s Office of … Read more about Second Anniversary of the COVID-19 National Emergency: What Small Business Has Learned
Buy or Lease Vehicles and Equipment: Which Option Is Better?
In the market for a new truck for your business? Need expensive equipment now? Should you buy it or lease it? There’s no right answer; it depends on … Read more about Buy or Lease Vehicles and Equipment: Which Option Is Better?
Business Owners Need to Plan for Personal Catastrophe
Much emphasis is placed on business planning and what a business should do if there’s a catastrophe. Hopefully, business owners have done this in the … Read more about Business Owners Need to Plan for Personal Catastrophe
How to Manage Compliance and Security While Using SaaS in a Healthcare Business?
Almost 78% of small businesses have invested in SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) technology, and the adoption of SaaS in the healthcare industry has … Read more about How to Manage Compliance and Security While Using SaaS in a Healthcare Business?
Savvy Strategy For Your Business Video Marketing in 2022
Video marketing has become a truly powerful digital marketing tool. It can be the key to brand development and is almost mandatory for successful … Read more about Savvy Strategy For Your Business Video Marketing in 2022
5 Things to Remember about the Home Office Deduction
The pandemic caused many small business owners to abandon their offices—and the rent for them—in favor of working from home and allowing staff to do … Read more about 5 Things to Remember about the Home Office Deduction
Start Shipping Sustainably in 4 Steps
If you want to stand out in a crowded marketplace while saving money, shipping sustainably is a great strategy. You’ll connect with customers who care … Read more about Start Shipping Sustainably in 4 Steps
A Company Dating Policy?
Despite the persistence of the pandemic and the fact that some many employees continue to work remotely, Valentine’s Day is still a time for romance, … Read more about A Company Dating Policy?
Supplement to J. K. Lasser’s 1,001 Deductions and Tax Breaks 2022
Tax law is not static and new legislation, IRS pronouncements, and court decisions continue to tweak tax rules. They affect reporting on 2021 returns … Read more about Supplement to J. K. Lasser’s 1,001 Deductions and Tax Breaks 2022
Can You Trust These Business Colloquial Expressions?
You’ve heard the phrases that have become cliches in business parlance, such as cash is king. They are repeated as if they are always correct. But … Read more about Can You Trust These Business Colloquial Expressions?
Mentoring for Entrepreneurs
January is National Mentor Month. It’s a fact that having a mentor increases your chances for success. According to a study by Kabbage, 92% of small … Read more about Mentoring for Entrepreneurs
3 Ways to Use Automation for Everyday Business Tasks
Small businesses, by definition, have limited staff and resources. In order to operate “big,” technology has provided some practical assistance. … Read more about 3 Ways to Use Automation for Everyday Business Tasks
What to Do About Inventory Challenges in 2022
The post-holiday season is the time for taking a physical inventory of your merchandise and restocking your shelves. According to U.S. Census Bureau … Read more about What to Do About Inventory Challenges in 2022
Business Owners and their “Combat Fatigue”
Combat fatigue, according to the dictionary, is a psychological disturbance caused by prolonged exposure to active warfare, especially being under … Read more about Business Owners and their “Combat Fatigue”
