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Tax-Deferred Savings Options for Small Business Owners
Jun 2011

As a small business owner, establishing the right retirement plan for your company can help ensure a comfortable future for your family, diversify investments, cut your tax bill, and even attract good employees. Find out more about the three most popular retirement plans for small business owners to help you decide the best one for your firm. more...

Turning Economic Crisis into Business Opportunity
Jan 2011

The only way you can succeed as an entrepreneur is with a phd, according to Steve Bloom, a mortgage expert who has lived through many cyclical ups and downs in the real estate market before the current recession. Phd does not, when it comes to startups, refer to Doctor of Philosophy, but something entirely different—and you don’t necessarily learn it in school. To prove it, Bloom cites the cases of entrepreneurs who defied the odds and have thrived in the dog days of 2009. more...

General Accepted Accounting Principles or GAAP: What does it mean?
Sep 2008

If you have ever inquired about an accounting position at a business, you've probably seen the phrase "candidates are required to demonstrate a current knowledge of Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP)." But, what exactly is GAAP and why is it a mandatory requirement with today's business accountants? more...

Cost of Marketing II: Advertising on cable TV
Sep 2008

For many small to midsize businesses with a limited advertising budget, national, broadcast television advertising isn't a viable option. But that doesn't mean that you can't use this effective tool. A low cost alternative to traditional television advertising is putting those advertising dollars into cable television. more...