National Retail Federation to Launch Cybersecurity Platform
The National Retail Federation will launch a platform to provide retailers with real-time information on cybersecurity threats from other retailers, the government and law enforcement agencies.
Tax Questions Business Owners Ask Every Tax Season
Filing taxes for the average consumer can become complex. It’s even tougher for small business owners to navigate our ever-changing tax code to make sure they are claiming all the right deductions and write offs.
Tax Rules for Bartering
Barter was the very first currency. “I’ll trade ya,” came out of a human’s mouth long before the query of “How much is that?”
Biggest Small Business Tax Mistakes
A new Xero survey finds that many small business owners are making simple mistakes when it comes to paying Uncle Sam.
The Rules of Sales Tax Revenue and Marijuana
The legalizing of medical marijuana in 20 states creates an opportunity for new tax revenue in the form of additional income taxes and also with the levying of sales tax on the product itself.
4 Reasons to File for a Tax Extension
The Hartford’s Barbara Weltman on four signs small business owners should consider filing for an extension.
SBA Giving $100,000 Grants to Support Tech-Centric SMBs
On Thursday, the Small Business Administration announced it will be awarding grants to development agencies and universities to support programs for technology-focused small businesses.
How theTax Reform Act of 2014 Will Affect Your Small Business
Lawmakers on Capitol Hill have been talking about sweeping tax reform for decades, and there’s a new proposal on the table.
2014 Small Business Taxes: Advice from the Experts
As a small business owner, tax season can be one of the most challenging and frustrating times of the year. Since you're probably not an expert on the tax code, it can be stressful to file your taxes properly and take all the deductions available to you.
The Tax Rules for Creative Minds
If you are self-employed in an artistic endeavor, like an artist, writer or photographer, your tax return could get a little messy.
Colorado Pot-preneurs OK With $3.5M Tax Bill
While most business owners might struggle against high sales taxes, recreational marijuana shop-owners in Colorado say the taxes are validating legalization.
Small Business Groups Disappointed with Camp’s Tax Reform Plan
The National Federation of Independent Business and the Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council aren’t thrilled with the tax-reform plan proposed by Rep. Dave Camp (R-MI).
How the Tax Reform Act of 2014 Will Affect Your Small Business
Lawmakers on Capitol Hill have been talking about sweeping tax reform for decades, and there’s a new proposal on the table.
The MyRA Plan – an Employer’s Retirement Solution?
Many small businesses would love to offer a retirement plan for their employees, but administering retirement plans is extremely costly and time consuming for small entities. But that doesn’t mean saving for retirement shouldn’t be a priority.
The Challenges of Returning to Lead an Organization
Second act success in the sports world is typically the exception, not the rule. It is not easy to make such a comeback; in fact, some Hall of Famers have had disappointing results. Trying to replicate past triumphs can humble even a legend. If you are deciding whether to return to old stomping grounds, here are some lessons from the sports world to consider.
Former Steve Jobs confidant leaves Apple's board, replaced by BlackRock founding partner
One of the most trusted advisers to late Apple CEO Steve Jobs is retiring from the iPhone maker's board of directors.
Pew study: Split views over whether robots will cause net gain or loss for jobs
Robots and artificial intelligence could either kill low-skill jobs or create new types of work over the next decade.
Google appoints retired Ford CEO Alan Mulally to its board, audit committee
Google says it has appointed Alan Mulally, the former CEO of Ford Motor Co., to its board.
3 Tips to Use Remaining Health Flexible Spending Account Money
Sunscreen may not top many shopping lists this time of year, but stocking up now can keep you from wasting money.
True Ventures Closes $290 Million Fund
True Ventures, an early-stage venture firm, has closed a $290 million fund. This is the fourth fund for the firm, having raised almost $900 million since 2005.














