What to Do If There's a Mistake on Your Business Taxes
Published: May 3, 2022
For small-business owners, preparing an income tax return is far from simple, which can increase the chances of making a mistake. Here are six steps that small-business pros say you can take to cope with that hair-on-fire feeling of discovering an error after you've filed - plus how to get things fixed quickly so you can go back to running your business.
3 Ways to Lessen the Impact of Inflation on Your Small Business
Published: April 12, 2022
Inflation can be tough for small businesses, but the right strategies, support and resources can help them mitigate the challenge, says Carolina Martinez, CEO of the California Association for Micro Enterprise Opportunity, or CAMEO. Here are three ways you can lessen the impact of inflation on your small business.
What to Know Before Your Business Adds Buy Now, Pay Later
Published: March 28, 2022
"Buy now, pay later" is becoming common at large retailers like Target, Ikea and Macy's. More and more small-business owners are allowing their customers the ability to pay in installments, too. If you're thinking about offering buy now, pay later at your small business, here?s what you need to know.
3 Business Loan Application Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
Published: March 1, 2022
With loan approval rates slowly climbing at the beginning of 2022, however, business owners have an opportunity to refine the application process and improve their chances of getting approved for the funds they need. Here are three common mistakes to avoid when applying for capital for your small business.
7 Ways Small-Business Owners Can Save on Taxes in 2022
Published: February 15, 2022
Here are seven things they say entrepreneurs and independent workers can do to lower their tax bills and their anxiety this filing season and in the year ahead.
Budget vs. Forecast: Key Differences You Need to Know
Published: January 5, 2022
For businesses, it's critical to have an accurate budget and an accurate forecast. This is especially true of small businesses where a single oversight can leave a business owner strapped for cash or, worse, having to let an employee go.