Procrastinate – And Tax Time You’ll Hate!
Procrastinate and tax time you’ll hate. There are simple things you can do in preparation for tax season to avoid the rush, overwhelm & deadlines. “The best way to get something done is to begin.” It’s the end of the first week of January. If you are running a home based business, your “To File tray may be filling up. So you need to go file them… but you still have last year’s files in the drawer. Now you could file them anyway, then when tax time comes, you will have an extra and unnecessary step of going through each file and separating out the 2012 receipts from the 2011. There are things you can do right now that will save you steps at tax time. They are broken down into smaller steps so that you can work on one at a time in little “windows of time.” Even just 10 or 15 minutes each week.
Creative Financing For Small BusinessesCreative financing is an interesting concept that has many business owners wondering how it could work for them. Many business owners are still not aware of the non-traditional financing methods that are taking the place of traditional bank loans or are working in conjunction with banking institutions. Some of these creative financing methodologies are not loans. They cannot be accessed through traditional financing sources based on their conceptual makeup. The conceptual makeup of some of these options could include the use of your creditworthy clients, government contracting capabilities, current paper or tangible assets, or even the use of your future expected payments.
Consumer Spending on Credit CardsGood news for merchants, and just in time for the holidays, too: consumer spending on debit and credit cards is up, according to the two largest payment brands in the world.. Find out more here.
Business Electricity Prices For The Proposed Prepaid ConnectionThe prepaid business electricity service and the applicable business electricity prices have been declared worldwide. Now business proprietors can limit the usage by money-saving power cards.
The Business Startup Check ListStarting a business is a leap of faith. You invest your money, your time and your reputation so it pays to invest a little of your thought before you kick off.