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The possibility of a recession looms large. According to one recent study, approximately 20% of all small businesses that open their doors today will close within the first year. Of the number that survives, about 30% will close just one year later. By year five,

Article Highlights: Rough Year for the Stock Market Year End Approaching Annual Capital Losses Are Limited Be Aware of Wash Sale Rules Off-Set Short-Term Gains with Long-Term Capital Losses Planning for Zero Tax on Long-Term Capital Gains Converting a Traditional IRA to a Roth It's

Article Highlights: Television Promotions Payroll Tax Credit Applicable Years Qualifications Business Operations Curtailed Significant Decline in Gross Receipts Potential Abuse Have you seen those ads on television or received email solicitations promoting a large tax credit? The large tax credit they are referring to is

Article Highlights: Planning for the Future Inflation-adjusted Contribution Amounts IRAs Employer 401(k)s HSAs TSAs SE Retirement Plans SEPs Are you ignoring your future retirement needs? That tends to happen when you are younger, retirement is far in the future, and you believe you have plenty

November 2022 Individual Due Dates November 10 - Report Tips to Employer If you are an employee who works for tips and received more than $20 in tips during October, you are required to report them to your employer on IRS Form 4070 no later

Every entrepreneur starts their company with their own vision of what the future holds. Maybe you thought you’d just work from a home office, managing every function and loving every minute of it. Maybe you always knew you were going to make it big and

There was once a time when the only people who used the word “gig” were musicians chatting about a booking. Today, virtually every newspaper and magazine features the booming gig economy — or how to make the most of it — on a regular basis.

Carrying long-term debt is a challenge, but when the money is owed to the government and you see no way to pay what you owe, it can be psychologically and emotionally debilitating. Some people think they can turn to bankruptcy, but that is not the

Article Highlights: Counties that Qualify For Loans Application Deadlines Types of Disaster Loans Interest Rates Hurricane Ian Disaster Fact Sheet Application Assistance The Small Business Administration (SBA) provides disaster assistance for homeowners, renters, nonprofits, and businesses of all sizes affected by Hurricane Ian. Caution: The

Born in 1992, Palmer Luckey is an entrepreneur who was born and raised in Long Beach, California. He came from a family of hard workers: his father was employed by a local car dealership, while his mother homeschooled Palmer and his three younger sisters. From