Latest
-
3 Ways to Prepare to Pass the Family Business to the Next Generation
Reports of the deaths of family businesses before they make it to the third generation have been greatly exaggerated. Three ways to plan for the succession of your family business.
-
What to Do When an Unhappy Customer Threatens to Ruin Your Rep
Some customers go too far when they feel they haven’t been treated well, demanding unreasonable make-goods and even resorting to extortion. An attorney offers some advice.
-
Safe Harbor 401(k)s Can Help Small-Business Owners Keep Happy Employees
Immediate vesting and contributions by the employer regardless of the employee’s participation pump up workers. Employers get lower costs and tax benefits.
-
More Workers are Becoming Entrepreneurs
A recession could accelerate the pandemic trend of employees becoming entrepreneurs.
-
Selling Your Family Business? 14 Things Small-Business Buyers Will Want to See
Having all the relevant information ready to go before you have a prospective buyer will help make the process so much easier.
-
How Business Owners Should Invest Differently
Often, business owners get too comfortable with their unique and more concentrated risks, but they especially need a diversified portfolio that can temper vulnerabilities.
-
Advice for Chiropractors Who Take Personal Injury Patients: Getting Paid
If getting paid is a problem, three attorneys have some advice based on both life and work experience.
-
How to Pay Your International Freelancers
Staying compliant while minimizing fees means planning ahead. Options include fintech solutions, PayPal, wire transfers and good old money orders.
-
5 Steps to Turn Your Side Hustle into a Business
A smooth and successful transition to a viable small business starts with some basics.
