Archive for August, 2008
« Previous Entries32. Taxes and Compounding - savingandinvesting.com
Sunday, August 31st, 2008Compounding is one of the key forces when it comes to any saving and investing plan - but the reality is that paying, or not paying taxes, has a huge impact on what we compound to. And often we can save the taxes because governments want us to save for when we retire, or for [...]
Instant Tax Reduction Strategies Approved By The IRS!
Saturday, August 30th, 2008From http://www.hardtofindseminars.com Like it or not, everyone has to pay taxes. But if you’re not taking advantage of tax strategies, you’re probably paying more than you need to. That’s why in this audio you’ll meet Ed the tax man. Ed is a former legislative analyst for Dick Cheney and Jack Kemp and currently helps entrepreneurs [...]
Are you keeping up with your bookkeeping?
Friday, August 29th, 2008Again Rob Friedman Interviews another great business , Phoebe Browning of FeeBee, LLC in New Haven, CT. She talks about the importance of keeping your books up to date, and other important accounting concerns for growing businesses.
Borrowing Growth Capital for Your Small Business
Friday, August 29th, 2008Lenders expect working capital loans to be repaid through cash generated in
the short-term operations of the business, such as, selling goods or
services and collecting receivables. Liquidity rather than overall
profitability supports such borrowing programs. Growth capital loans are
usually scheduled to be repaid over longer periods with profits from
business activities extending several years into the future. Growth [...]
Bush Cheney 04 - Small Business
Thursday, August 28th, 2008Bush Cheney campaign ad
Borrowing Working Capital for Your Small Business
Thursday, August 28th, 2008Commercial banks obviously are the largest source of such loans, which have
the following characteristics:
1) The loans are short-term but renewable
2) they may fluctuate according to seasonal needs or follow a fixed schedule of repayment (amortization)
3) they require periodic full repayment (”clean up”)
4) they are granted primarily only when the ratio of net current assets [...]
Bush: Low Taxes Help Business
Wednesday, August 27th, 2008President Bush spoke to a group of small business owners at the White House on Wednesday, using the opportunity to tell Congress to keep taxes low. (April 24)
Forecasting and Obtaning Capital for Your Small Business
Wednesday, August 27th, 2008Forecasting the need for capital, whether debt or equity, has already been
discussed.
The capital to finance a business has two major forms: debt and equity.
Creditor money (debt) comes from trade credit, loans made by financial
institutions, leasing companies, and customers who have made prepayments on
larger–frequently manufactured–orders. Equity is money received by the
company in exchange for some portion [...]
How To Pay Less In Taxes
Tuesday, August 26th, 2008http://www.TaxSavingsTools.com Find out how to TRIPLE your tax return this year. According to the IRS, Americans and Business owners overpay 320,000,000 a year in excess tax. Are you one of them? Over the past decade we have helped Americans save over 20,000,000 in Taxes. http://www.TaxSavingsTools.com
Selling Strategy for Small Business
Tuesday, August 26th, 2008Proper product pricing is only one facet of overall planning for
profitability. A second major factor to be determined once costs,
break-even point, and profitability goals have been analyzed, is the
selling strategy. Three sales planning approaches are used (often
concurrently) by businesses to develop final pricing policies, as they
strive to compete successfully.