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Constantly improving your small business is important for business growth and sustainability. But many business owners don’t know how to make improvements that make a real impact. Today we’re going to share a few ways owners can improve their company in a meaningful way.
If you’re a small business owner, then you know how essential it is to have the funding you need to grow and sustain your business.
Companies face significant expectations in financial transparency and government compliance. But with the complex and time-consuming day-to-day tasks, it is challenging to meet the requirements with fewer resources.
Keeping your business right on track requires effort and multiple factors. At the core of this are accounting and financial management. When done wrong, it can entirely impede your business.
Getting married is the greatest day for 50 percent of couples. The other 50 percent get divorced. Perhaps the marriage tax penalty has something to do with it.
Some business owners choose to create partnerships or limited liability companies instead of a corporation. A partnership can also be called a firm, and refers to an association of a group of individuals working together in a business or professional practice.
If your identity is stolen, your finances can quickly become a nightmare. A less obvious problem is the effect identity theft can have on your taxes.
Homeowners who purchase high-efficiency heating and cooling equipment may benefit from legislation recently signed into law.
A cost segregation study allows property owners to both defer and reduce federal income taxes. When properly performed by an appraiser with expertise in cost segregation, this is a conservative tax planning tool which reduces federal income taxes by properly allocating the cost basis between land, 5-year, 7-year, 15-year, 27.5-year and 39-year property.
Parents must give serious thought to protecting their family through estate tax planning. While life insurance and trusts should be a part of every plan, Roth IRAs can be a simple tool for passing money to your child on a tax-free basis.
