September is National Preparedness Month and the theme this year from Ready.gov is prepare for disasters to create a lasting legacy for you and your family. Said another way with respect to your business…prepare so your business lasts. Recent massive fires and flooding acutely demonstrate the need to prepare, and 6 ideas for preparedness were […]
Customers are looking for a frictionless experience when shopping on your website, which means providing a speedy checkout process with plenty of payment options. This is especially critical for business customers that may be more sophisticated than consumers. The best way to speed the payment process for customers—consumers and businesses—doing repeat business is to register […]
The saying “less is more” is attributed to Lugwig Mies Van Der Rohe, one the founders of modern architecture. He promoted simplicity of design. The concept of simplicity may be a good one in this period of recession. Simplicity in your business can give you more time to do needed activities, reduce stress, and help […]
Most small business owners use their personal vehicle for business driving. And some small businesses own vehicles used exclusively for company driving. If your current car, truck, or van is aging, is now the right time to buy an electric-powered vehicle (EV) or a plug-in electric-powered vehicle (PHEV)? There are many considerations to factor in—pricing, […]
If your business is a sole proprietorship, partnership, limited liability company, or S corporation—all pass-through entities—you report your share of business net income or loss on your personal federal tax return. Being a pass-through owner has its rewards…and punishments. Reward for profitability If your business is profitable, you may be able to claim the qualified […]
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