Month: June 2012

Fund Your Business Before You Stuff Retirement Accounts

Posted on June 25, 2012 by Greg Crabtree in Build Your Business

Which benefits you more in the long term – contributions to your 401(k) or working capital for your business? Certain kinds of retirement accounts can be just as volatile as playing the stock market. Find out how achieving a fully capitalized business may be your best bet for a stable retirement. Read the full article… Full Story »

The Psychology of Taxes on Entrepreneurs

Posted on June 18, 2012 by Greg Crabtree in Managing Taxes

Taxes have a way of turning entrepreneurs into one of three stereotypes – only one of which is good for the economy. With small business owners in a critical position for igniting the country’s flagging cash flow, U.S. policymakers should be forming tax laws that reward good business practices instead of scaring entrepreneurs into lying… Full Story »

How to Draft a Winning Game Plan for Your Home-Based Business

Posted on June 13, 2012 by Greg Crabtree in Keeping Data Simple

Want to be your own boss? Then it’s time to think like one! Here are some tips and tricks for avoiding common home-business pitfalls – including finding profit in your passion, thinking like a CEO, when write-offs are smart and when they aren’t, and what the best organizational structure is for your home business. Read… Full Story »