It's the middle of tax season and April 15 is right around the corner. Is your small business ready? Check out a few tax tips!
Tags: taxes, irs, green, children, startup, costs, finance, business, entrepreneurs, check, examine, losses, small business, cash payments, kyle durand, kpdurand, legal
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Posted: 3/12/2010 | Comments (0)
The Small Business tips today discuss businesses in the art industry to start NOW!
Tags: arts, photography, interior design, home entertainment, creative hobbies, small business, entrepreneurs
Posted: 2/26/2010 | Comments (0)
An industry is defined by Princeton as, "the people or companies engaged in a particular kind of commercial enterprise." It is important to know specifics about your industry for many reasons.
Tags: small business, common mistakes, industry, participants, distribution, competition, buying patterns, trends, entrepreneurs
The Small Business tips today discuss how to find customers.
Tags: small business, entrepreneurs, chamber of comerce, networking, competition, event, customers, finding
Posted: 2/12/2010 | Comments (0)
Are you a new small business owner? Many of the common problems novice entrepreneurs make can be easily avoided. We'll pick out the top five problems and analyze why they are an issue, and what can be done to prevent you from making the same mistakes.
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Posted: 2/4/2010 | Comments (0)
Why are you in business? Is it to work hard and profit by offering the public something they need at a reasonable price? Or, are you in it for something else, for the glorification of your ego or to line your pockets with no regard as to where that money comes from? If you are in the first group, keep up the good work! If you are in the second, let the tale of Richard Scrushy be a warning to you.
Tags: small business, entrepreneurs, financial crime, embezzlement, richard scrushy
Posted: 5/28/2009 | Comments (0)
Tom Golisano, founder and board chairman of Paychex, Inc., is pulling up stakes, leaving New York and heading to Florida. Why? Taxes. Golisano, one of the wealthy job-creators whose taxes support the State of New York, is withdrawing that support and voting with his feet. Somehow, it is hard to imagine that he is heading out alone.
Tags: small business, entrepreneurs, taxes, regulations, wealth flight
Posted: 5/20/2009 | Comments (0)
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