When is a Corporation Not a Corporation?
Most taxpayers are aware that an organization must submit papers to a state official, usually the Secretary of State in order to obtain a corporate charter and file an 1120 tax form as a corporation….
Start Your New Venture Without Quitting Your Day Job
Many experts will tell you that you can’t succeed as a part-time entrepreneur, as any good startup will require a 100 percent commitment of your time and energy. But not many of us have enough…
Keep Up Your Franchise with Exciting New Technology
My first job back in high school was as a “sandwich artist” at a local Quiznos franchise. Like most enterprises back in the ‘00s, we felt more like we were operating out of the ‘90s….
Business for Life Not Life for Business
We talk about work-life balance, in general terms, but here’s one simple thought that should always be there in the background: Your business exists to make your life better. Not vice-versa. Don’t sacrifice your life to…
10 Pocket-Friendly Marketing Ideas
The success of an e-commerce business starts with spreading the word. Small businesses lack the necessary budget to showcase themselves as a potential player in the market. Does this mean that small companies don’t stand…
Which Business Entity Type is Right for My Small Business?
Should I opt for an LLC? Or would an S corporation suit my needs better? What about the C corporation? These questions are asked so often by entrepreneurs. That’s because many start out as either…
What Franchise Trade Shows Are Worth Attending?
If you’re considering buying a franchise, attending trade shows in franchising is an excellent way to help you determine if franchising is right for you, as well as introduce you to several potential brands to…
How Young Companies Can Take Advantage of Co-Working Office Spaces
Expanding your office is one of the most exciting and important moves a young company can make. But that doesn’t mean it comes without anxiety. Setting goals, budgeting, hiring, holding investor meetings and planning are…
10 Tried-and-True Strategies for Funding New Ventures
One of the most frequent questions I get as a mentor to entrepreneurs is “How do I find the money to start my business?” I always answer that there isn’t any magic, and contrary to…
Closing the Deal with a New Franchisee: 5 Reasons Deals Blow Up
Frustration runs prevalent when, as a franchisor, you invest a lot of time and money courting a prospective franchisee only to have the deal blow up in the final stages. Having worked with new franchises…
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