Advertising & Marketing, Business Law & Regulations, Financing your Business
May 11, 2020
Via: EntrepreneurInfluencer marketing is alive and well. It’s thriving, in fact. According to Mediakix, “89 percent of marketers have reported that ROI from influencer marketing is comparable to or better than other marketing channels” they invest in. Still, I’ll admit, when […]
March 13, 2020
Via: InvestopediaThe IRS estimates that 60% of taxpayers use paid preparers. If you regularly turn to a tax pro to prepare your return—or if you have just decided you want to work with one—here are some tips for finding the right […]
Financing your Business, Tax Code, Regulations and Guidance
February 27, 2020
Via: InvestopediaMost savings accounts—and similar places to park your cash, such as money market funds—require that you pay taxes on the interest that you earn. A few types of savings accounts and other financial instruments are exceptions to this rule and […]
February 18, 2020
Via: InvestopediaBoth individuals and businesses have the potential opportunity to deduct expenses from their gross income to lower the amount of money they pay in annual taxes to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The provisions and deduction procedures for individuals and […]
Financing your Business, Tax Code, Regulations and Guidance
December 19, 2019
Via: InvestopediaYou can shift money from a tax-deferred retirement account into an after-tax account—but how much tax do you pay on that Roth IRA conversion? And does it always make financial sense to do so? The biggest difference between Roth IRAs […]
December 5, 2019
Via: Fit Small BusinessBefore hiring employees, spend time learning how to calculate payroll for your business. It’ll save you time from having to correct errors and thousands of dollars in penalties; you might even experience lower turnover by eliminating paycheck frustrations. You can […]
December 2, 2019
Via: EntrepreneurReal estate is a tough industry to crack. In this interview at ClickFunnels’ annual Funnel Hacking Live conference, Emily Richett chats with real estate coach, mentor and investor Ryan McFarland about how to build success in a market that is […]
November 20, 2019
Via: Fit Small BusinessA term loan is a lump sum borrowed from a lender and repaid through regular recurring payments over a predetermined period of time. Interest rates for term loans may be fixed or variable. One example of a term loan is […]
November 1, 2019
Via: EntrepreneurIt was cold and slightly misty outside my hotel in Dublin, Ireland when I got the call. As an entrepreneur and investor, I have seen my fair share of ideas run down to zero. The founder on the other end […]
October 21, 2019
Via: Fit Small BusinessVenture capital is a form of equity investment that involves newer, high-growth companies raising money from private individuals and firms. In exchange for their investment, venture capital investors receive a partial ownership stake in your company, some control over the […]
October 11, 2019
Via: EntrepreneurI was sitting outside at Samovar Tea Lounge in the heart of San Francisco’s Yerba Buena Center. It was the middle of July, but the 55-degree temperatures and brisk coastal winds made it feel more like late November. “I thought […]
October 10, 2019
Via: Fit Small BusinessA net operating loss (NOL) occurs when a business’ tax deductions exceed income. Business owners need to learn what a net operating loss is and how it affects their taxes. Essentially, businesses can use an NOL to offset a future […]
Financing your Business, Know Your Rights
October 8, 2019
Via: Fit Small BusinessEcommerce business insurance is a collection of commercial policies designed to protect you and your ecommerce business. A common policy for ecommerce business owners is cyber liability insurance, which covers losses or damages resulting from cyberattacks and data breaches. Most […]
September 26, 2019
Via: Fit Small BusinessThird-party insurance is liability coverage purchased by you (first party) from an insurance carrier to protect against claims from other people (third party) for damage or injuries you cause. This coverage typically comes packaged in auto, homeowners, renters, and business […]
Financing your Business, Tax Code, Regulations and Guidance
September 23, 2019
Via: JuristFederal lawmakers on Thursday proposed a bill that would require companies to file for chapter 11 bankruptcy in a courtroom close to their principal place of business, rather than where they are incorporated. The bipartisan bill, called the Bankruptcy Venue […]
September 17, 2019
Via: Fit Small BusinessBusiness owners need a credit score of 620 or higher to have access to a variety of financing options. 550 is the minimum for even basic financing that’s not cost-prohibitive. Business loans may be available for lower scores, but they’ll […]
September 6, 2019
Via: Fit Small BusinessNational Funding is an online lender that helps small businesses prosper. It’s committed to the values of hard work, ethics, mutual respect, and transparency when helping small business owners. David Gilbert founded the company in 1999 with a focus on […]
September 5, 2019
Via: Fit Small BusinessWhen evaluating debt vs equity financing, there are some key aspects to consider to determine which is best for your business. These factors include qualification requirements, costs, repayment terms, and effects on control of your business. Additionally, you will need […]
August 30, 2019
Via: Fit Small BusinessBusiness car insurance covers claims resulting from accidents involving vehicles used by your business. Coverage commonly includes liability protection for bodily injury and physical damage but may also include coverage such as collision and medical payments. Depending on the carrier, […]
August 19, 2019
Via: EntrepreneurStarting a business is expensive. Upgrading equipment, expanding to new locations and adding employees is also pricey. No matter where you are in the business life cycle, from startup to growth, a business loan can help get you started or […]