Archive for the ‘Business’ Category
Posted by
Tom Craig
in Entrepreneurialism 
After you have completed your task-list goals, you will want to set specific business goals. These will involve analysis and determining what actions you will need to take to achieve those goals. You should also set your goals for reaching certain metrics such as sales, sell through rates, and cost ...
Posted by
Tom Craig
in Workplace
Every Successful Business Leader tries to keep his Office and workplace organized. Staying organized not only increases office productivity, it also boosts morale and keeps you focussed and full of energy.
So, get started right now – Follow these 12 tips to organize your office and stay organized:
Schedule a weekend or ...
Posted by
Jeff Hardy
in Accounting
There are two types of tax reduction categories: business expenses and business tax deductions. A business expense is money you spend running your business, including office rent, postage, purchasing inventory, putting gas in the company car, and paying a salary to an employee. A deduction is an expense you are ...
Posted by
Jeff Hardy
in Venture Capital
People who provide equity capital are typically called venture capitalists. They provide funding in exchange for a percentage ownership in the corporation or for a percentage of the sales or profits. Equity capital is very expensive over the long term; however, sometimes it is the only capital you can find.
There ...
Posted by
Tom Craig
in Human Resources
In the small-business world, one size definitely does not fit all. Every company has a distinct group of employees with varying personal lives, professional goals, and priorities.
While big companies prefer to offer the same insurance benefits and options to everyone, small companies have an advantage in being able to tailor ...
Posted by
Jeff Hardy
in Business
There are significant advantages to incorporating. The primary advantage is limiting your liability. A corporation is considered a 'person" under the law for purposes of contracting and liability. After you incorporate, it is the corporation that will purchase inventory, and it is the corporation that will sell the goods or ...