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Tax Deductions for Small Business Owners

If you own a small business, you know that every dollar can be important to the success of your business. One way to improve your odds for success is to make sure that you are…

How to Find the Best Point of Sale Systems in 2019

It can be overwhelming to research and choose the right point of sale system for your company. With so many different point of sale systems available, it’s not easy to know which one is ideal…

3 Things You Need to Know About CD Investing

A certificate of deposit (CD) is a federally insured savings account that has a fixed interest rate. Typically interest rates on CD accounts are higher than a savings account, which means you’ll make more money….

Right-Brain Finances: Tax Deductions for Creative Types

People who use the right side of their brains to work, day in and day out, are often referred to as creative types. These people include graphics designers, professional writers, commercial artists, movie makers, online…

Could You Have Created a “Dirty Cap Table”?

Oh, I know. When you started the business, you took investments from friends and family in small amounts just to get you started. Of course, that worked at the time. But… Enter the need for…

3 Most Successful Ways to Use Coupons

This year, coupon redemption is expected to balloon to 31 billion. Compare that to the 16 billion coupons redeemed in 2014 and you’ll notice how customers’ interest in deals and offers has only grown. Future…

Do You Subscribe to the Subscription Trend?

You can subscribe to just about anything today. I can remember, as a kid, that one of our neighbors got a fruit of the month shipment. We were fascinated by what kind of fruit he…

Would You Sign a Personal Guarantee if You Have Investors?

It’s a fact of life that a banker, lender or lessor will ask for a personal guarantee from the founder or entrepreneur most every time. But what if you’ve diluted your interest from 100% to…

Tax Reform’s Impact on Uber and Lyft Drivers

If you’re an Uber or Lyft driver, you may know that your taxes are changing in some pretty dramatic ways. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 ushered in a number of tax savings,…

Cash Versus Accrual Under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 has led to changes in the way companies choose to be taxed. Prior to the tax reform, many businesses were required to use the accrual method of…

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