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PayPal ‘Commerce Platform’ Set to Address Business Payment Needs World Wide

Qualify for a Home Office Deduction and You’ll Save on Your Tax Bill (2019)

Father’s Day Spending Expected to Reach All-time High of $16 Billion | 2019

Father’s Day spending has grown 70 percent, approximately $6.6 billion, since 2009.

How to Ask Better Questions

Summer Small Businesses a Young Teen Can Start

Why You Should Turn off all Media During Your Morning Commute

Meet the Dabblers: A Delicious New Source of Food Truck Growth

How Small Businesses Are Responding to Trade Tariffs | 2019

Beyond the direct impacts, changes in trade policy and retaliatory measures are surely a source of much uncertainty for many businesses.

What the IRS Wants Small Business Owners to Know About Depreciation

Businesses can generally depreciate tangible property, except land.

What the IRS Wants a Small Business to Know About Reporting Cash Payments

Federal law requires a person to report cash transactions (or “cash payment”) of more than $10,000 to the IRS. Here are some facts from the IRS about reporting these payments.

Mother’s Day Spending Expected to Hit Record High This Year | 2019

Increased spending on jewelry represents 31 percent of the expected increase over last year.

Federal Reserve Survey of Small Business Credit Shows Continued Flow to Online Lenders

Loan applications moving to online lenders continued to trend upward.