How to Form an LLC
An LLC can offer small business owners the best of both worlds. Here's the rundown on how to form an LLC, or limited liability company.
By Brette Sember |
How to Prep Your Business Before Tax Season
Tax time will be here before you know it—so we're sharing some easy-to-implement tips that will help make filing your business taxes a breeze.
By Crystalynn Shelton |
Why Should Small Business Owners Think About Ethics?
As a business owner, tough decisions come every day—but are you handling things ethically within your business, and making ethical business decisions?
By Alison Napolitano |
What eCommerce Startups Need to Know About Online Sales Tax
If you own a U.S.-based ecommerce business, you need to understand your tax liabilities—otherwise, you might be in for an unpleasant surprise down the road. Here's how online sales tax laws break down by state.
By Rachel Blakely |
IRS Audits: 10 Common Myths Debunked
Many small business owners fear that their limited resources and do-it-yourself bookkeeping are a recipe for an IRS disaster. The solution? Learning the truth behind common myths about audits.
By Jacob Dayan |
Serving Up Savings: Tax Tips for Food Truck Owners
While the bar to entry for starting a food truck business is fairly low, there are lots of federal, state, and local tax rules that apply. Here's how to navigate your tax obligations—and save your hard-earned cash.
By Brendon Pack |
Starting a New Business? Here’s What You Can and Can’t Deduct
If you’re planning to use your personal savings to launch a new business, you’ll be happy to hear that many of the costs you’ll incur are tax deductible. In this article, we’ll go through what you can and can’t deduct during the startup phase of a business, to help you spend strategically and get a...
By Cameron McCool |
5 Common Workplace Lawsuits and How to Avoid Them
Disclaimer: This article is intended to be general information only. Nothing in this article constitutes legal advice. Please consult with an attorney before making any legal decisions. Many employers assume that because they are “good” to their employees, they aren’t breaking any employment laws. Although this is sometimes the case, employers are often surprised to...
