• Paying taxes sucks. It sucks even more when someone wrongly filed a 1099-NEC resulting in duplicate income being reported to the IRS and you receive a letter saying you owe even more. Here is what you should do to resolve that issue.

  • It’s a necessity for small businesses to accept credit cards. It may cost money, but the flip side of limiting how you can get paid is even more costly.

  • The new IRS Form 1099-NEC is similar to the 1099-MISC. That means you are probably getting bad advice as to when you need to send it, so let me clear up the confusion.

  • Freelancers can’t afford to leave tax planning for the end of the year. Even then, most of the year-end tax tips are plain bad and not worth the time it takes to read.

  • You’re a boss. The top dog. A business owner. You know what that means, right? You need a business website! But, where do you go to get one made? There are a lot of web design companies out there. Search and see for yourself. They all claim to provide the highest quality. They all claim to provide…

  • Some small businesses can’t qualify for traditional funding options. Either they don’t have a long enough history or the owners have bad credit themselves. There is an alternative available to improve cash flow. Factoring companies can improve cash flow and help a business grow.

  • Facebook and other social sites make keeping up with people easy. It also makes it easy for you to screw up relationships if you don’t do it the right way.

  • Customers are the lifeblood of any business. They should always feel that they’re valued, regardless of the economy, but especially in the down times.