Finances

Whether you’re a new or experienced small business owner, financial responsibilities—including accounting—can take a while to get the hang of. There are so many moving parts to keep track of, not to mention a lot of math to do, which makes mistakes almost inevitable. That’s why many companies bring on an accountant as soon as they can. But if that isn’t an option for you just yet, don’t worry. We’ll cover some of the most common accounting mistakes made by small businesses and how to avoid them, so you can protect your business.

A new stimulus package is here to help American citizens and businesses who have been adversely affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Here’s what it means for small businesses.

It’s important to pull out all the stops to get those year-end sales in. Try a few of these sales ideas and see if you can boost your sales before the new year.

There are steps you can take now to reduce your small business’s tax liability when you file your 2020 taxes in April, and ways to make the whole process easier. Use these 5 tax-planning tips to get started.

A good way to attract top talent is to offer a retirement plan as a benefit. Here’s what you need to know about choosing a retirement plan for your business. 

If you’re a veteran and you own your own business, you can tap into opportunities to help your business succeed. Find out what programs are available to help you reach your small business goals.